Savannah, GA News

• Savannah, GA News
• DO: Find an event for Sunday, May 27
• NEW PHOTOS: Best of the 2012 Savannah Music Festival
• Tropical storm warnings for Southeast coast
• Former Chatham County DA decries Troy Davis manipulations
• Memorial Day openings and closings
• Yanni to Savannah: 'I can't wait to see you'
• Tropical storm warnings for Southeast coast
• EDITORIAL: Ogeechee River: Another red flag
• DO: Find an event for Saturday, May 26
• Fort McAllister to celebrate Memorial Day Saturday
• Tybee Island a finalist for America's Best Small Towns
• Effingham officials upgrade Ogeechee advisory
• Chatham, Bryan, Effingham election candidates set
• Missing Effingham man found safe
• The full runway show from last weekend's Fashion Show is now on YouTube!
• Passengers: Atlanta airport shuttles take too long
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• VIDEO: May Day in Calhoun Square
• SLIDESHOW: Cannes Film Festival 2012
• UPDATE: Tropical system being monitored by CEMA getting stronger
• Spotted® Photos: Jeff Dunham tapes Comedy Central special in Savannah
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• Police seek help, reward available in Savannah shooting death
• DO Tonight: New Savannah horror movie series kicks off
• SCAD alumni John Doublestein and Jeff White talk with The Washington Post about...
• Thank you to all our service members and their families. We proudly honor you th...
• Georgia's shrimp season set to open next week
• Check out this wonderful article on SCAD's co-founder and President, Paula Walla...
• Have you seen our billboard in Richmond Hill? It is on Hwy 17 just southeast of...
• Today's radar hot spots
• VIDEO & PHOTOS: Best of Preps banquet with John Smoltz
• Police say roving cows drank Mass. backyard brews
• DO: Find an event for Friday, May 25
• Effingham County man reported missing
• Effingham, Bulloch, Screven counties issue Ogeechee advisories after dead fish discoveries
• More candidates qualify to seek Chatham County elected offices
• Ga. woman with flesh-eating bacteria sits up in chair
• SEARCH: Bryan County Restaurant Inspection Scores
• Forecasters predict 9 to 15 storms for Atlantic hurricane season
• Free Open House Friday on research ship
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• DO Tonight: Free Beatles movie, Comedy Central taping in Savannah
• The Glamour.com blog Slaves to Fashion has some great photos from the SCAD Fashi...
• Students - you have until Monday evening, May 28 at 6 PM to pay online for summe...
• No good news for Savannah's jobless rate
• You still have time to apply to SCAD! We are accepting applications for Fall 201...
• Spotted®: Vince Dooley Book Signing at Sea Island Bank
• Today's radar hot spots
• SLIDESHOW: Evergreen Cemetery
• Fort Stewart MPs return after year in Afghanistan
• Fast Company profiles SCAD historic preservation students' efforts to revitalize...
• DO: Find an event for Thursday, May 24
• Dirt bike accident in Savannah sends one to hospital
• Savannah attorney sentenced to prison, admonished in counterfeiting case
• Four vie for county commission chairman on qualifying Day 1
• Three vie for Effingham chairmanship as qualifying begins
• VIDEO: History Behind River Street roses
• OPINION: Beware the urge to regulate
• Best of Preps' Most Versatile Athlete: Will Austin
• Police looking for Savannah convenience store robbers
• Mailbox blown up in south Bryan County
• PHOTOS: CrimeStoppers releases photos of wanted suspects
• U.S. Marshals catch Savannah murder suspect
• VIDEO: American Idol finalist from Ga. to learn fate
• SEARCH: Effingham County Restaurant Inspection Scores
• SLIDESHOW: Child support violators in Chatham County
• Massachusetts rape suspect caught at Savannah bus station
• Spotted®: Best of Connect Savannah awards banquet
• Today's radar hot spots
• Today is the first day of summer term. Good luck in your studies!
• Charges in Savannah dog cruelty case could be reduced
• Vanderbilt tops Georgia, 4-1,in SEC tournament
• Paula Deen lawsuit moved to federal court
• Providence Christian knocks Savannah Christian out of baseball playoffs
• Traffic Alert: Accident closes one lane of Ga. 119 in Effingham
• Reward increased for vehicles stolen in Savannah
• Savannah Christian eliminated from baseball playoffs
• Police: Drug deal leads to Savannah shooting
• Sports with Walter Moore
• ASK ANGELA!
• THE FIRST THESSALONIANS HOLINESS CHURCH CHOIR
• PASTOR SMALLS' CELEBRATED 50 YEARS OF PREACHING AND TEACHING THE WORD
• GLORIFY MIRACLE DELIVERANCE CHURCH OF CHRIST
• THE HISTORIC NEW OGEECHEE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• JESUS FIRST CCFC
• Chatham County Aquatic Center will participate in the World's Largest Swimming Lesson
• BUTLER RECEIVES NURSING EDUCATION AWARD
• Step Up Savannah Approved as Sponsor of AmeriCorps VISTA Project
• BUSINESS WORKSHOP TO BE HELD
• Jabbawock Contest Held, Winners Announced
• Illegal Yard Parking Campaign Begins
• Coastal Health District Director of Nursing Presents Findings on HPV
• University “Brings World” to Boys and Girls Club
• CAT Holds Groundbreaking on Operations Facility
• Local Business Donates Equipment to West Broad Street YMCA
• Beach High Class of 1957
• Fathers Helping Mothers 9th Annual 5k Fathers Day Race
• Beach Class of 1962
• Earl T. Shinhoster Voter Empowerment Campaign
• Survivors of Suicide Support Group
• Meet The Candidates 2012 “Your Power, Your Decision – VOTE”
• Honor Flight Savannah
• The American Legion Post Memorial Service
• Pancreatic Cancer Action Network Monthly Meeting
• Tompkins Class of 1962
• Tompkins High School 1971 Junior Class Plans Reunion
• Attention Family Reunion
• First Friday for Folk Music
• Evan Mobley Graduates Georgia Southwestern
• Savannah Named Playful City
• 2012 Miss DeRenne Crowned!
• Sol C. Johnson Athletic Hall of Fame Association Formed
• Year-End Totals Show City in Strong Fiscal Position
• The Wardlaw Brothers Announce Release of New Album
• Savannah Business Owners Honored
• Local Teen Holds Fundraiser to Help Kids Learn to Swim
• First African Baptist Church Holds Ordination Service
• Second African Baptist to Hold Revival
• HOSTAGE, THE POWER OF FEAR
• Genesis New Life Holds Vacation Bible School
• Greater Gaines Chapel A.M.E. Sponsors Pancake Breakfast
• Berean Missionary Baptist Holds Session
• St. Mary’s M.B.C. Celebrates Anniversary
• First Nazareth Holds Community Giveaway
• Bolton Street Baptist Church Celebrates Anniversary
• The Daughter’s Ministry Sponsors Leadership Training
• Bryan Neck Baptist Celebrates Anniversary
• Eden Missionary Baptist Celebrates Anniversary
• Living Hope Hosts Spoken Word
• Speedwell United Methodist Hosts Festival
• Abercorn M. B. 190th Celebrates Anniversary
• Bethel Male Chorus To Celebrate Anniversary
• Israelite Missionary Baptist Sponsors Workshop
• Women With A Purpose Ministry Hold Lunch
• Annual Survive the Five...K Helps Cancer Survivors
• 5th Annual Community Awareness Day to be Held
• First Friendship Baptist Holds Worship Services
• Senior Student Leadership Recognition Program Held
• AASU’s Coastal Savannah Writing Project to Hold Summer Institutes
• Graduation Ceremony for Officers Staffing New Jail Expansion Held
• Guilford to Speak at Bull Street Library
• Mayor Bronco Bostick Named Male Extraordinaire
• Gillespie to Seek Candidacy for Chatham County Commission District 3
• Bryant Announces Candidacy for Savannah School Board District 3
• Thomas to be Honored at West Broad Street YMCA
• 20th Annual Kiss-a-Pig Campaign Ends, Winners Kiss the Pig
• Consortium of Doctors, Ltd. to Dedicate African-American Family Monument
• The American Legion Post 500 to Conduct Memorial Services for all Veterans
• The Savannah Tribune Remembers the Legendary Donna Summer
• Savannah mother, daughter cited for leaving animals in storage unit
• Opinion: Pelosi proposal is brain sugery with a hatchet
• Guyton man with children in his vehicle is charged with drunken driving
• Animal cruelty charges may be reduced to misdemeanors on abandonment case
• 'Dancing with the Stars'-style action returns to Savannah
• West Broad Street YMCA to honor Priscilla Thomas as youth advocate
• DO Tonight: Free Savannah Arts choir concert ahead of Carnegie Hall show
• Luca Luca Creative Director Raul Melgoza discusses his role as a SCAD Style Lab...
• Where are Facebook's friends? Stock down after IPO
• Spotted® Photos: 'Exposed' Fashion Show at 24e
• VIDEO: Man saved after Niagara Falls plunge
• Spotted® Photos: Savannah Arts Academy Prom
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Wreck with injuries on Ga. 204 near I-95 slows traffic
• Man shot Monday night near Jenkins High
• Chatham County Commission, school board districts still undecided as qualifying nears
• Savannah teenager charged in robbery
• Opinion: Newt still may affect '12 election
• Savannah Tech Night at the Savannah Sand Gnats is Friday, June 1. For the next t...
• "A Savannah Tech degree can be as valuable as an Ivy League sheepskin in some in...
• UPDATE: Hodgeville Road and Ga. 17 open in Effingham
• Epic Port Wentworth police chase on Spike TV tonight
• Ga. woman with flesh-eating disease takes own breaths
• The SCAD Fashion Show on Saturday was a great success! Congratulations to our fa...
• VIDEO: Protests Outside NATO Summit
• UPDATE: Comedy Central to film Jeff Dunham's Savannah show for network special
• Savannah car salesmen help stop purse snatching suspect
• Spotted® Photos: Savannah's stars dance to benefit Alzheimer’s Association
• Savannah area gas prices continue downward trend
• Georgia ports set roll on/roll off record
• Tropical Storm Alberto expected to stay offshore
• Students - you may have unused financial aid to cover summer classes. Login to B...
• Triathlon swimmer rescued from ocean during Turtle Crawl on Jekyll Island has died
• DO: Find an event for Monday, May 21
• Robin Gibb of Bee Gees dies at 62
• Spotted®: Calvary Day School Graduation
• Braves top Rays, 2-0
• WEATHER UPDATE: Tropical storm watch still in effect as Alberto weakens off Carolina coast
• Tropical storm Alberto forms off Carolinas' coast
• Spotted®: 20th Annual Kiss-A-Pig Gala
• Spotted®: Jenkins High School Prom
• Tropical storm Alberto churns off Southeast coast
• Spotted®: SCAD Fashion Show
• DO: Find an event for Sunday, May 20
• Cobb, Joyce lead Rays over Atlanta, 5-2
• Armstrong men's tennis, like women's squad, wins national championship
• Season's first tropical storm forms off South Carolina coast
• Prosecutors: Trio planned to attack Obama's HQ
• Armstrong women's tennis team captures national championship
• Armstrong women's tennis team captures national championship
• Spotted®: Memorial Day School Graduation
• VIDEO: Bryan County High School commencement recessional
• WATCH LIVE: SCAD Fashion Show at 8 p.m.
• Spotted® : Providence Christian School Graduation
• Ga. law enforcement officers join seat belt effort
• Spotted® : Savannah Early College prom
• Feds say pilot tried to bring gun on plane in NY
• Paula Deen lawsuit moved to federal court
• DO: Find an event for Saturday, May 19
• Snape replaces Beach Boys for summer filming in Savannah
• Graduation Ceremony for First Officers Staffing New Jail Expansion
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• Armstrong women's tennis team in NCAA finals
• Beach High students begin Medical College of Georgia studies
• Slow Food Savannah kicks off film series
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Chef Jean is teaching a new continuing education class for restaurant profession...
• VIDEO: New video of Trayvon Martin among evidence in Zimmerman case
• Facebook stock up slightly in public debut
• Thanks Savannah Morning News!
• Tomorrow is the SCAD Fashion Show! Tickets are sold out, but you can watch the 8...
• Thanks WSAV News 3 On Your Side!
• Royalty, network TV drive Georgia's top baby names of 2011
• SLIDESHOW: 2004 G8 Summit and protests in Savannah
• We are excited to announce that interior design, sequential art, painting, fashi...
• More than 30 sex offenders charged after sweep
• Beachy throws shutout, Braves beat Marlins, 7-0
• DO: Find an event for Friday, May 18
• EDITORIAL: Brazen criminals: Tragedy averted
• UPDATE: Dead cats, dog found in Savannah storage unit
• Autopsy: Evidence of marijuana in Martin's blood
• Police charge 2 in Savannah kidnapping case
• Michigan boy finds finger piece in Arby's sandwich
• Road closed in Effingham County due to downed trees
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• Driver in two-person fatal wreck released on bond
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Williams gets two years in prison after prosecutors drop murder-armed robbery charges
• SLIDESHOW: Family says disco queen Donna Summer has died at 63
• Renowned couture designer William Calvert discusses his involvement in the SCAD...
• UPDATE: Manhunt reportedly over in Tatemville area, schools no longer on lockdown
• No parking meter enforcement today in downtown Savannah
• UGA study: Georgia ports support more than 350,000 jobs
• Today's radar hot spots
• United Way of the Coastal Empire News - May 15, 2012
• Savannah job fair standing room only
• RFK Jr.'s estranged wife, Mary, found dead in NY
• DO: Find an event for Thursday, May 17
• Spotted®: Savannah Fashion Week on Broughton Street
• Savannah Christian knocks out Calvary Day, 1-0
• Rotary Club district conference to be held in Savannah
• Soda pops Savannah robbery suspect
• Pooler couple wins $1 million
• Oak Grove Missionary Baptist Church
• Join us tomorrow night, May 17 at 7 p.m. EST for a chat with current SCAD underg...
• More than 80 companies are on campus today for the Southeast Georgia Career Expo...
• Savannah school bus drivers protest denial of unemployment pay
• First Friendship Missionary Baptist Church
• Skechers agrees to $40 million settlement over shoe advertisements
• Spotted®: Savannah’s Got Talent
• Fire breaks out at Savannah's East Coast Terminal Co.
• Today's radar hot spots
• EDITORIAL: Public art: Don't play Rembrandt
• Police nab Savannah burglary suspect
• UPDATE: Severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 5:45 p.m.
• Savannah State’s Ilic Claims PGA National Championship Honors
• Sports with Walter Moore
• SSU Jose Gonzalez Named MEAC Softball Coach of the Year
• BETHESDA CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
• THE FIRST THESSALONIANS HOLINESS CHURCH CHOIR
• THE HISTORIC NEW OGEECHEE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• HISTORIC FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH
• BEULAH BAPTIST CHURCH CELEBRATES 74TH ANNIVERSARY
• BETHESDA CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
• JESUS FIRST CCFC
• OLD FORT/HISTORIC DISTRICT CENTRAL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• GLORIFY MIRACLE DELIVERANCE CHURCH OF CHRIST
• WOMEN OF VALOR 2012 WOMEN'S CONFERENCE
• RECOGNITION SERVICES TO BE HELD AT PEACEFUL ZION
• CARLANTHONY MILLER TO BE ORDAINED DEACON
• FIRST NEW LIGHT BAPTIST CHURCH “THE DAUGHTERS MINISTRY”
• Historic Savannah Foundation Awards Presented
• Community Unites to Paint W.W. Law House
• Step Up Savannah Holds Simulation
• Telfair Museums Announces New Exhibits
• Operation New Hope Holds Graduation
• American Traditions Competition Kicks-off 20th Anniversary
• Savannah Philharmonic Launches Concert Season
• Deal to Launch a More Secure Licensing Process
• Margie Andrews Headed to 57th Presidential Inauguration Conference
• The Dancing Stars Will Debut for Alzheimer’s
• Miss DeRenne Pageant
• Junior League Announces Annual Kids Who Care Scholarship Winners
• Brampton Missionary Baptist Church Holds Installation Service
• ASK ANGELA!
• Nathan Russo Announces Run for Congressman of Georgia District 1
• United Way Women’s Legacy Council Holds 4th Annual Give-a-Way Project
• Beach High Class of 1957
• Beach Class of 1962
• Calling All 1978 Wolverines!!!!!!
• Earl T. Shinhoster Voter Empowerment Campaign
• Joshua Tillman Family Reunion
• Savannah Workplace Innovators Forum
• Tompkins Class of 1962
• Tompkins High School 1971 Junior Class Plans Reunion
• Savannah Meet and Greet
• King-Tisdell Cottage Foundation
• A. E. Beach Class of 1952
• “Get-a-Way With Fun in the Sun
• Silver Cheetah’s Track and Field Club Community Event
• City of Savannah Workshop
• Attention Family Reunion
• First Friday for Folk Music
• Second Mount Zion Baptist Holds Planning Meeting
• HOSTAGE
• Second African Baptist Holds Revival
• Living Hope Hosts Spoken Word
• Faith Missionary Baptist Celebrates Anniversary
• Berean Baptist Association of Georgia Holds Session
• Historical Nicholsonboro Baptist Celebrates Anniversary
• First Bryan to Celebrate Pastor's First Anniversary
• First Nazareth Baptist Holds Church Yard Sale
• Mount Moriah Celebrates Pastorial Anniversary
• Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church Holds Revival
• First New Light Holds Spring Revival
• New Horizons of Women and Men Holds Gospel Fest
• True Life Lived by the Spirit
• I.M.A. and School Board Confer on Mutual Issues
• House of Bread Christian Honors Anniversary
• Prosthetic Clinician to Speak at Dolphin and Desserts Event
• Health Restoration 101
• Banquet for Mrs. Lottie Banner to be Held
• District Attorney Announces New Staff Appointments
• Top Ladies Celebrate Anniversary
• Jones Runs for Re-Election for School Board Representative District 8
• McClain Announces Campaign for D.A.
• Four Local Mothers Honored
• Deadline to Comment on Savannah Harbor Deepening Extended
• Hitch Village to be Transformed by East Savannah Gateway Project
• Local Students Start New Peer-Driven Safety Program
• Dozier Named President of Savannah State University
• Kroger plans fuel centers
• Savannah woman wins $40,000 lottery prize
• Workforce development panelists: Jobs gap mostly a skills gap
• Mortgage bankers honor top performers
• Garden City house to be burned down
• Three 'Project Runway' veterans ready for Savannah reunion Friday
• SLIDESHOW: Outrageous celebrity fashion
• Sustainable Fellwood collaborative celebrates completion of two final phases
• VIDEO: Frisbee football player's incredible catch
• Join us tonight at 7 p.m. EST for a Virtual Information Session to learn about S...
• Spotted® Photos: Girls on the Run 5k
• Gov says transportation sales tax need to sustain Georgia progress
• EDITORIAL: Improving drainage: Next 'big dig'
• UPDATE: Police searching for leads in Hardeeville, S.C., double homicide
• Traffic Alert: Accident closes Ga. 30
• Severe thunderstorm warning for south Bryan County
• Man, teenager linked to Savannah robbery, S.C. attempted murder
• Jeff Dunham rallies dead terrorists, old farts for Savannah Halloween
• Spotted® Photos: Savannah Friends of Music Party a la Carte
• Famed FAMU marching band suspended another year
• Dog who attacked boy, 7, put down
• Join us this evening at 7 p.m. EST for a virtual chat to learn more about SCAD's...
• Gas prices drop again in Savannah area
• Parents read lips of daughter with flesh-eating bug
• SLIDESHOW: Fallen stars of 2012
• JPMorgan exec expected to resign
• Savannah bicyclist, 11, in stable condition after colliding with pickup truck
• DO: Find an event for Monday, May 14
• Armstrong Atlantic State baseball team wins conference tournament title
• Ga. beach strollers cautioned on nesting birds
• Spotted®: Harley Vs. Hooters Battle of the Babes
• Spotted®: Islands High Prom
• Hunt for Savannah woman's rapist ongoing
• DO: Find an event for Sunday, May 13
• Spotted®: Savannah Derby Devils
• Double homicide under investigation in Hardeeville, S.C.
• EDITORIAL: Jasper port: Four traitors
• Teens arrested after high-speed chase in Effingham
• Report: Obama to return to Atlanta for fundraisers
• Spotted®: City Market Artist's Association Artful Palette
• GOP: Gay marriage an issue but not like economy
• Spotted®: Groves High School prom
• Chatham proposes flat tax rate for 2013 budget
• Savannah man awarded $5.6 million against Georgia Ports Authority
• Rookie lineman impresses Falcons' coach
• Defendant set to head to trial in deputy shooting
• Many shrug off Obama's new view on gay marriage
• DO: Find an event for Saturday, May 12
• Georgia woman, 24, battles flesh-eating disease
• GBI: Body at Savannah/Hilton Head airport ID'ed as missing Sun City woman
• City considering archaeology ordinance
• UPDATE: Savannah longshoreman wins $5.6 million verdict, then gets arrested
• Chatham County gets $800 public records refund from state
• Flat tax rate proposed for Chatham County
• Man arrested for selling stolen jewelry in Savannah
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Check out these photos of this year's Out to Launch "reverse career fair" at SCA...
• Hearing for pet groomer moved to May 25
• Spotted®: Richmond Hill-Bryan Co. Chamber Golf Tournament
• Today's radar hot spots
• Tybee police preparing for another big crowd
• Celtics oust Hawks, 83-80
• DO: Find an event for Friday, May 11
• Tom Tom the goat has Bluffton police seeking animal ban
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Abercorn Street lane closures set for Saturday
• Video: Effingham County Middle School Math and Science Night
• EDITORIAL: Cruise ships: Listen to Riley
• Marsh along U.S. 80 in need of cleaning after high tides
• Elton John coming back to Savannah
• Reward increased for information about Savannah teen's killing
• Tomorrow is the SCAD Game Developers eXchange in Savannah! At GDX, game developm...
• Savannah sets meetings for Habersham Village drainage project
• The fall quarter begins September 10, four months from today! It's not too late...
• Stamp Out Hunger food drive helping Savannah on Saturday
• Chief Justice Huntstein: Fund cuts threaten independent judiciary
• Effingham County man arrested for stabbing attempt on his mother
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Oil spill slows East President Street traffic
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Savannah Historic Foundation announces 2012 preservation award winners
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• SCAD alum Mark Mahaney was chosen as one of Photo District News' 30 New and Emer...
• Today's radar hot spots
• Spotted®: Downtown Business Association at Ruths Chris
• Romney stands by his opposition to gay marriage
• DO: Find an event for Thursday, May 10
• EDITORIAL: President Dozier: Right choice at SSU
• Bryan BOE announces superintendant finalists
• UPDATE: Police say missing Sun City woman's ID found on dead body at Savannah/Hilton Head airport
• Savannah expert tallies 'Avengers' damage
• Ramona Riley schoolhouse may get rehab, restoration
• Bond denied for driver in fatal Effingham wreck
• National Weather Service radio station off the air, sign up for text alerts
• Waxy clone of Girl Scouts founder installed by Madame Tussauds
• Busy shoulder season at Tybee
• Garden City police awarded $10,000 grant
• Bond denied for man accused of enticing a child
• Start your career as a practical nurse at Savannah Tech. Happy Nurses Week!
• VIDEO: Obama voices support for same-sex marriage
• WEATHER ALERT: Severe thunderstorms possible for Chatham, Bryan, Effingham
• To help fill the shortage of skilled labor, a Federal Reserve official favors jo...
• The Southeast Georgia Career Fair is next Wed., May 16 from 2-6PM in the auditor...
• Savannah hit and run victim in serious condition
• We're looking forward to the SCAD Fashion Show next weekend! The 2012 SCAD Fashi...
• Today's radar hot spots
• Spotted®: Islands Networking Group at Tybee Marine Center
• Ex-boyfriend charged with arson after setting Savannah home ablaze, police say
• Driver charged in teens’ deaths
• Southside Savannah fire blamed on teenage cook
• ASK ANGELA!
• SSU Athletes Honored with MEAC and Rookie Player of the Week
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Greater Savannah Athletic Hall of Fame Banquet Held
• RECOGNITION SERVICES TO BE HELD AT PEACEFUL ZION
• BEULAH BAPTIST CHURCH CELEBRATES 74TH ANNIVERSARY
• THE ROYAL CHURCH OF CHRIST, INC
• SHILOH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• ST. PAUL CME CHURCH HEALTH EXPO/OPEN HOUSE
• BUTLER MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
• OLD FORT/HISTORIC DISTRICT CENTRAL MISSIONARY BAPTIST
• BETHESDA CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
• WOMEN OF VALOR 2012 WOMEN'S CONFERENCE
• CARLANTHONY MILLER TO BE ORDAINED DEACON
• SCCPSS Students to Perform Literary Works
• Local Business Honored for Technology
• Oatland Island Wildlife Center Holds Clinic
• Bookstore Holds Book Signing
• May is National Water Safety Month
• Oglethorpe Mall to Host The PowerWalk
• SCAD Concludes Mainstage Season
• Deal Signs State Charter Schools Bill
• SCAD Presents “The Practice Child”
• Savannah Arts Academy Hosts Festival
• SCCPSS Honored for Technology
• Mercer University Holds Savannah Commencement
• Savannah Tech Students Inducted into National Technical Honor Society
• TV ONE’s First Ever Culinary Competition Series “My Momma Throws Down” Premieres
• Proman State Finalist in Pageant
• Veolia Transportation Donates Bus to West Broad YMCA
• Savannah Top Ladies of Distinction, Inc. Celebrates Anniversary
• Telfair Museums Announces New Exhibits
• Symposium to Focus on Business Lending in Savannah
• James Garners Two Bestselling Books
• Cancer Survivors Receive the Ultimate Makeover Courtesy of the Savannah Glam Squad
• Love & Scouts
• West Broad Street YMCA Holds Celebration
• Godley Station School Hosts Military Appreciation Breakfast
• SCAD Film Series
• SCAD hosts School of Building Arts Lecture Series
• Drug Addiction Is The Culprit
• Step Up Savannah Event
• A Taste of Violet Court # 3
• A. E. Beach Class of 1952
• Southeast Georgia Career Fair to Feature 80+ Companies
• Earl T. Shinhoster Voter Empowerment Campaign
• Oglethorpe Mall to Host ChessFest
• Joshua Tillman Family Reunion
• Savannah Workplace Innovators Forum
• Tompkins Class of 1962
• Tompkins High School 1971 Junior Class Plans Reunion
• “Get-a-Way With Fun in the Sun
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• Attention Family Reunion
• Earl T. Shinhoster Youth Leadership Institute Accepting Applications
• Ogeechee/ Dawes Annual Mother’s Day Reunion
• RELEASED (CLASS OF 2012)
• Summer Camp Information
• St. Paul C.M.E. Church Holds “PowerFest 2012”
• Religious Organization Celebrates Anniversary
• Bethany Missionary Baptist Holds Revival
• Goodwill Missionary Baptist Church Holds Revival
• Pastor's Aide Ministry Holds Singing Extravaganza
• Beulah Baptist Announces New Date for Food Give-a-way
• Greater Pentecostal Men Ministry Holds Services
• Tremont Temple Hosts Spring Revival
• Patience
• Stamp Out Hunger Hosts Annual Food Drive
• Savannah Arts Academy Presents A Festival of One Acts
• TCSG State Board Approves New Fee Structure for GED® Test-takers
• What Is It We Don’t Know About What We Eat?
• Alicia Thomas to Receive Doctorate of Dental Medicine Degree
• A Journey with My Mother
• Happy Mother's Day
• President Obama Officially Begins Campaign
• Jackson Departs for Mayors Conference in Israel
• Savannah State University 180th Commencement Held
• Happy Mother's Day
• Chatham County motorcycle crash puts one in I.C.U.
• TYBEE ALERT: More roadway flooding possible tonight
• Singer's path leads from Kanye West, Rihanna to Savannah
• Alleged Savannah fire liar arrested
• Supreme Court asked to consider constitutionality of tax law in Effingham County case
• Hunt ongoing for Savannah bank robbery suspects
• Savannah to crawl with crawling artists; kids welcome, too
• Join us tomorrow, May 9 at 7 p.m. for a Virtual Information Session about SCAD's...
• Suspects in GA murder-kidnaping arrested in Ill.
• Savannah River panel votes to set dredging limits
• Savannah woman sentenced to life in toddler's beating death
• CNN GO mentions SCAD's photography project "Tilting the Lens: Telling the Story...
• UPDATED TRAFFIC ALERT: U.S. 80 to/from Tybee back open
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Accident sends three to hospitals; Ga. 204 westbound at I-95 shut down
• UPDATE: Guyton man arrested on enticing and solicitation charges
• Transcript of Hollis Stacy's speech at the World Golf Hall of Fame induction
• Deal signs vicious-dog bill into law
• EDITORIAL: Tall Ships: Maritime delight
• Benedictine takes second in state golf
• Savannah's Hollis Stacy inducted into World Golf Hall of Fame
• CIA thwarts al-Qaida plot to blow up inbound U.S. plane
• UPDATE: Savannah man charged in Thursday shooting
• Public alert for man driving white pickup in Effingham
• Coastal flood warning in effect tonight
• News about Chef Jean Vendeville made it to the Business section of the Chicago T...
• State recommends denial of Ga. charter school
• Spotted® Photos: Alzheimer's awareness fundraiser with Deborah Hargroves
• The SCAD Fashion Show is coming up next Saturday, May 19! SCAD President Paula W...
• Congrats to Savannah Technical College Peace Officer Academy Cohort 2012-01 for...
• The Savannah Technical College Peace Officer Academy was featured this morning o...
• UPDATE: Southside gas leak repaired
• Spotted® Photos: Windsor Forest High School Prom
• Gas prices drop again in Savannah area
• Hawks lose to Celtics, 101-79
• VIDEO: Tybee Island Kite Flying Festival
• DO: Find an event for Monday, May 7
• Spotted®: Sunday at the Tall Ships Festival
• Spotted®: Girl Scout Gold Awards
• Coastal flood advisory in effect until midnight
• Bomb squad called to Wilmington Island post office; everything safe
• Spotted® : Windsor Forrest Prom
• Mayweather wins unanimous decision over Cotto
• SATURDAY: Jones drives in 5 in Braves' 13-9 win over Rockies
• Obama plunges into campaign, tears into Romney
• VIDEO: 36th annual Savannah Scottish Games
• DO: Find an event for Sunday, May 6
• 9/11 defendants ignore judge at Guantanamo hearing
• Spotted®: Rebuilding Together's annual Building Day
• Civil War shipwreck in the way of Ga. port project
• Spotted®: ADA Fashion Survivor Show at The Hyatt
• Spotted®: Bob 106.9 at the Trace Adkins Concert
• Ga. urging boaters to watch for turtles, manatees
• Spotted®: Cocktail Party aboard the Pride of Baltimore
• Public hearing set on Ogeechee River pollution permit
• Jobs report sends oil to biggest drop in 6 months
• DO: Find an event for Saturday, May 5
• Free tugboat, kids adventure at Savannah Tall Ships start Saturday
• Georgia DOT announces State Route 204/Abercorn Street Lane Closures
• Under plan, retiring UGA president could get $2M
• EDITORIAL: City contractor: Take a tough line
• Guns, drugs, pirated recordings seized in Savannah bust
• VIDEO: Sights & sounds of the Savannah Tall Ships Challenge
• We're so proud of our graduating seniors and graduate students who participated...
• Windsor's Stokes wins shotput title
• Savannah bank robbery suspect arrested
• Jenkins falls in playoff opener
• Bill said to protect Savannah harbor deepening hits snag in S.C. Senate
• VIDEO: Adam Yauch of Beastie Boys dies
• Every year, Tybee Island's idyllic North Beach is transformed into a surreal lan...
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Text and drive? Georgia student who lost leg says think again
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Justifiable homicides in Ga. increase after law
• DO Tonight: 7 can't-miss events in Savannah
• Tall Ships: Today at the festival
• Bonnie Raitt returning to Savannah for 'Slipstream' tour
• Today's radar hot spots
• Christ Church flap settled
• 4 Ga. men sentenced for theft of registered mail
• Police still searching for missing Sun City, S.C., woman
• DO: Find an event for Friday, May 4
• EDITORIAL: Human rights: Chumps in China
• Carlos Saldanha, director and animator at Blue Sky Studios, talks about working...
• Tall Ship economic impact expected to be long lasting
• UPDATE: Savannah-Chatham police investigate shots fired at 61st Street
• VIDEO: Tall Ships Etoile and Belle Poule arrive in Savannah
• Savannah man gets two consecutive life sentences for 2009 murder
• Spotted® Photos: Pulitzer Prize winning author Geraldine Brooks speaks at The Landings
• Local distressed homeowners find relief at Bank of America event
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• Phillies top Braves, 4-0
• Video & Spotted® Photos: Etoile, La Belle Poule, Dewaruci Talls Ships
• This year SCAD selected Dell’s first Entrepreneur in Residence, Ingrid Vandervel...
• Savannah hero makes new Adam Richman Travel Channel sandwich series
• Ex-soldier says he can't remember taking hostages at Fort Stewart
• Congratulations to Savannah Tech's new members of the National Technical Honor S...
• Thanks Savannah Morning News for the story in today's Exchange about Chef Jean V...
• Thanks for coming to our celebration for Chef Jean and Kathryn Hoyt yesterday WT...
• Savannah, Pooler, Garden City crews battle flames at recycling plant on Ogeechee Road
• Today's radar hot spots
• Savannah-Chatham police investigate teen's shooting
• Spotted®: Savannah Tall Ships Challenge vessels arrive early
• DO: Find an event for Thursday, May 3
• EDITORIAL: Victory Drive: Neighborhood upgrade
• UPDATE: Michael Adams retiring as UGA president
• UPDATE: Wiz Khalifa visits Savannah Tall Ships after 2 pot arrests
• Former Savannah-Chatham sergeant indicted for bigamy
• Whole Foods officially coming to Savannah; will open in 2013
• TALL SHIPS UPDATE: Last few ships coming in TODAY
• Lemon Island wild fire stalls traffic on S.C. 170
• Savannah man indicted for murder in Pooler warehouse slaying
• UPDATE: Lincoln Street ramp/River Street traffic flowing again
• VIDEO: Junior Seau found dead at California home
• Good luck to the Savannah Technical College Peace Officer Academy Cohort 2012-01...
• Georgia car dealership repairing first lady's limo
• NFL suspends 4 players for Saints' bounties
• SLIDESHOW: Lindsey's Place hosts camp for special needs kids, adults
• Our SCAD Atlanta students are very excited about showcasing their work May 3-4 a...
• Spotted®: Junior Achievement Golf Tournament
• Imperial Sugar to be sold
• VIDEO: Foster care heralds at Lifeline for Children Event
• EDITORIAL: Bin Laden brag: Unseemly gloating
• VIDEO: Richmond Hill Middle School chorus and band members perform
• Obama in Afghanistan, sees 'light of a new day''
• With higher populations, hurricane plans to change in Coastal Georgia
• Gov. Deal signs ban on abortions after 5 months
• McGowin Nabs MEAC Pitcher of the Week Honor
• Sports with Walter Moore
• FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH
• MEN OF ST. LUKE BAPTIST CHURCH
• FIRST FRIENDSHIP MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• THE VIRGIN MARY DELIVERANCE CENTER
• JERUSALEM MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Celebrates there 103rd Church Anniversary
• MT. CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH
• DUNHAM TABERNACLE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH Godly Woman of the Year
• GOODWILL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH SPRING REVIVAL 2012 “Saving souls, growing spiritually not numerically”
• PENTECOSTAL MIRACLE DELIVERANCE Breakthrough Prayer Conference 2012
• MT. BETHEL HOLINESS CHURCH
• Savannah State Competes in Charlotte Invitational
• FIRST NEW LIGHT BAPTIST CHURCH “THE DAUGHTERS MINISTRY”
• SHILOH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• Beckett Family Reunion Banquet to be Held
• Savannah Tree Foundation Wins Awards
• Opera Baritone Sherrill Milnes Presents “Beautiful Voices”
• Hospice Savannah Art Gallery to Display Artwork of Karin Mead
• Savannah Tech’s Chef Jean Vendeville Named the TCSG 2012 Instructor of the Year
• Jabberwock Coming to Savannah Civic Center
• Hands on Savannah Holds 33rd Annual Volunteer Recognition and Awards Luncheon
• ASK ANGELA!
• Lamar Smith Signature Homes Breaks Ground in Teal Lake
• “Fashion Survivor Show” Coming Soon
• Savannah & SSU Athlete Set to Graduate
• Governor Approves $46.7 Million in New Deepening Dollars
• CASA Annual Meeting & Volunteer Appreciation Breakfast Held
• Oglethorpe Mall to Host ChessFest
• A. E. Beach Class of 1952
• SSU National Alumni Association Host Annual May Meeting
• Tompkins High School 1971 Junior Class Plans Reunion
• It’s Jacksonville’s 8th Annual Funk Fest® Concert!
• “Get-a-Way With Fun in the Sun
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• 4th Annual Tour de Kids
• Arts on The Coast
• Attention Family Reunion
• Earl T. Shinhoster Youth Leadership Institute Accepting Applications
• OUTRAGED
• Ogeechee/ Dawes Annual Mother’s Day Reunion
• Genesis New Life Holds Celebration
• Women of Wisdom Sponsors Trip to Convention
• Moultrie Mission Bake Sale
• Bethel Missionary Baptist Holds Worship Experience
• Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Holds Revival
• Oak Grove Baptist Holds Community Event
• Jerusalem Baptist Holds Ordination Service
• Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Holds Mother’s Day Program
• Bethany Missionary Baptist Holds Revival
• Music Unlimited Presents “From the Heart” Concert
• Tremont Temple Holds Installation Service for Rev. Quentin Morris, Sr.
• Hungry Club to Present Award at Luncheon
• Health Restoration 101
• McAuley and Walsh Awards Presented at St. Vincent’s Academy
• Icon Hair Salon Welcomes Karshundra Shon Mack
• Honors Bestowed Upon Dr. Joseph N. Bell
• Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Recognizes Professor Taqwaa Saleem
• Goldwire Announces Candidacy for District 6 School Board Representative
• Hickman Announces Bid for 5th District Chatham County Commission
• Thomas Announces Bid for Re-election for 8th District County Commission
• The Savannah Tribune Pays Tribute to Otis J. Brock, III
• The Obamas Visit Fort Stewart
• Savannah-Chatham police officer due to be fired
• Savannah beats Atlanta, Charleston as top 25 destination
• First Citizens bank to open branch in Cay Building in downtown Savannah
• Charges coming in Fla. hazing death of Florida A&M drum major
• VIDEO: President Obama in Afghanistan, to address nation at 7:30 p.m.
• Savannah, Atlanta, Macon hospital CEOs discuss future of health care
• Join us at SCAD Atlanta this Thursday, May 3 from 6-9 p.m. for a Graduate & Tran...
• YouTube sensations bring harmony to Savannah
• VIDEO: AASU wins over Flagler in tennis
• Foster care heralded in Lifeline for Children event
• This summer at SCAD Atlanta, we’re offering a Game Design Camp for students ages...
• Women's wear designer Mimi Plange discusses the inspiration behind her eponymous...
• VIDEO: Man injured in 36th and Florence St. shooting Tuesday morning
• Mom behind castration law brings comedy to Savannah
• Join us today for a Public Safety Open House at Crossroads from 2-4PM and 6-8 PM...
• EDITORIAL: Parking garage case: A $17 million twist
• Join us at 2:30PM on Wed., May 2 in the Eckburg Auditorium for a reception honor...
• VIDEO: AASU's Mikk Irdoja talks about Monday's win over Wingate
• Bluffton Middle School teacher arrested on suspicion of assault and battery
• Former Savannah-Chatham police officer sentenced to 18 months in federal prison for extortion
• Congratulations to the Sidewalk Arts Festival winners!
• Sun City resident Caroline Gibson missing since Thursday
• World Trade Center is back on top in NYC
• Authorities: Man shot by Atlanta police officer
• Rincon man arrested after chase
• VIDEO: AASU's tennis coach discusses Monday's win over Augusta State
• SLIDESHOW: 2012 Tall Ships Challenge
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Sheriff's department collected 170 pounds of prescription drugs Saturday
• Rondo tirade could mean double loss for Celtics
• Rising high school sophomores, juniors, seniors and parents are invited to parti...
• Gas prices drop in Savannah area
• West Broad Street YMCA to get donated bus from Veolia Transportation
• Hawks beat Celtics in Game 1, Boston's Rondo ejected
• DO: Find an event for Monday, April 30
• Weaker al-Qaida still plots payback for US raid
• Hudson wins season debut, Braves top Pirates, 4-3
• Developer looking to sell south Georgia town
• Spotted®: Richmond Hill Prom
• Reader Choice Awards: See the winners
• Tall Ships Challenge to arrive in Savannah Thursday
• Funeral held for Otis Brock III
• Vox Populi: 'Please let Tybee be a private gated community!'
• Vikings RB King arrested on suspicion of assault
• Georgia Southern's Scott gets free-agent offer from Saints
• DO: Find an event for Sunday, April 29
• Jacksonville Jaguars draft Brandon Marshall, LB from Nevada
• Georgia Bulldogs send seven through NFL draft
• Falcons add depth to defense through draft
• Ravens draft Georgia's DeAngelo Tyson
• Spotted®: Turtle Trot 5K and Sea Turtle release
• Spotted®: Beach High School Prom
• BARTON COLUMN: Words to live by
• NY man with hard past sentenced to 25 years in prison
• Photos from today's Sidewalk Arts Festival!
• Today is the Sidewalk Arts Festival in Savannah! If you're here, post all of you...
• Ga. attorney accused of smuggling drugs to inmates
• Juvenile volunteers help kids beat abuse, neglect in Savannah
• New workspaces, new thinking for nonprofits
• Judge wants to know more about Zimmerman finances
• Baby security breach closes NJ airport terminal
• Congratulations Chef Jean - Watch to see his name announced by TCSG Commissioner...
• Romney urges young people to take economic risks
• Jets trade up to take Georgia Tech WR Stephen Hill
• Buffalo Bills draft Georgia's Cordy Glenn with 41st pick
• Falcons draft Wisconsin offensive lineman Konz
• DO: Find an event for Saturday, April 28
• EDITORIAL: President's visit: Paying respect
• VIDEO: President Obama and Mrs. Obama at Hunter Army Airfield
• Effingham County Sheriff's Office asks for helping finding wanted felon
• Four-wheeler accident injures two girls south of Guyton
• Savannah man gets 40 years in lamp attack
• Spotted® Photos: Crowds gather for the Obamas' Ft. Stewart visit
• Architect, designer, and HGTV personality John Gidding discusses the power of de...
• Savannah nightlife hotter than Atlanta's, report says
• SPEECHES: Read what President Obama, Michelle Obama said at Fort Stewart
• SLIDESHOW: Obamas visit Savannah and Ft. Stewart
• VIDEO: 3rd ID soldier gets presidential memento
• SLIDESHOW: Preparing for the Obamas' Visit to Savannah
• Today was the Sidewalk Arts Festival at SCAD Hong Kong! Check out the photos bel...
• Today's radar hot spots
• Georgia Historical Society News - April 25, 2012
• Congratulations to STC's GOAL Student of the Year Kathryn Hoyt. She made it to t...
• "I am so proud of Chef Jean Vendeville! He exemplifies the excellence in educati...
• Obama to crack down on schools that scam military during Savannah visit
• Rebates from health care law will top $1B
• Drive-by shooting injures one in Savannah
• DO: Find an event for Friday, April 27
• SCAD alumna Kate Aronowitz talks to Fast Company about designing for the tech wo...
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Smoke from fire causing visibility issues
• Summer Swarm 2012 dates have been announced! Summer Swarm is an optional orien...
• EDITORIAL: Benefit fraud: Stop, thieves
• High court upholds molestation confession by Effingham County man
• Juliette Gordon Low awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Obama
• Fatal accident in north Bryan County
• City moved permitting open house to Home Depot
• VIDEO: N.J. parents wire kids to prove teachers' verbal abuse
• Feds arrest 15 suspected gang members in Ga.
• Savannah metro unemployment rate declines in March
• Education fund established for children of Otis Brock III
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Seven arraigned in $5 million federal food stamp fraud fraud scheme
• This weekend is the Sidewalk Arts Festival and Films in Forsyth! We'll be starti...
• DO Tonight: Free movie in Forsyth Park; plus wine, cocktails, cupcakes
• Spotted®: Virginia College Awards Ceremony
• Today's radar hot spots
• TSA defends pat-down of 4-year-old at Kan. airport
• Congratulations to Chef Jean Vendeville and Kathryn Hoyt - both were named regio...
• DO: Find an event for Thursday, April 26
• House to vote Friday on student loans
• TSA screeners charged in LA drug trafficking probe
• EDITORIAL: Otis Brock III: A favorite son
• Ogeechee River fish kill forum updates, urges action
• Fort Stewart to close part of highway for training April 30
• Marines discharge sergeant for Facebook posts
• VIDEO: Rhyne Williams wins at Savannah Challenger
• Guyton mobile home fire leaves family homeless
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Part of Ga. 25 to be closed for parade Saturday
• VIDEO: Police seek public assistance in identifying attempted robbery suspect
• The International Festival features traditional music, dance, art and food to ce...
• VIDEO: Gingrich to end presidential campaign
• Congratulations to the Effingham County Courthouse for its award as one of the b...
• DO Tonight: SCAD brings Bob Dylan, The Beatles to Savannah
• Coca-Cola recommends first stock split in 16 years
• Spotted®: Joe's Homemade Cafe Grand Opening
• Tomorrow night Chef Jean Vendeville - Savannah Tech's teacher of the year - will...
• Today's radar hot spots
• Paula Deen suit amended with sharper allegations
• Don't miss our Public Safety Open House on Tuesday, May 1 from 2-4PM and 6-8PM a...
• BARTON COLUMN: Brock's death: Shocking loss
• MT. BETHEL HOLINESS CHURCH
• ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
• FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH
• PENTECOSTAL MIRACLE DELIVERANCE Breakthrough Prayer Conference 2012
• FIRST FRIENDSHIP MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• FIRST FRIENDSHIP MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• SUNDAY SUPPER IN THE STRAWBERRY PATCH
• TERMONT TEMPLE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Installation Service for Rev. Quentin Morris, Sr.
• FAITH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Bro. Samuel Williams, Jr. Ordained Deacon
• ASK ANGELA!
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Oglesby Lifts SSU Past Rattlers
• The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Honors Savannah Volunteers
• Esther F. Garrison Presents Play
• Savannah Philharmonic Holds Season Launch
• Savannah Step Up, Hands On Holds Simulation
• AASU’s Writing Project Hosts Seminar
• Savannah’s Downtown Y Hosts Free Event
• Savannah Fashion Week Holds Runway Show
• Junior League Holds Thrift Sale
• Police Memorial Program Honors Officers
• Savannah Arts Academy Students Earn Award
• Savannah Children’s Choir Brings Home the Gold!
• Savannah Tech’s Early Childhood Education Student Wins Gold
• Massie Heritage Center Holds Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
• Dr. Chan Lai Wa Named One of TIME Magazine’s TIME 100
• NCNW Hosted First Annual “High Hat Harambee Breakfast”
• Haven Elementary Students To Receive $5,000 Check For School Supplies & Programs
• Zumba Fundraiser and Workout
• City Wide BTU Holds Meeting
• Dressed to Thrill
• SSU National Alumni Association To Host Annual May Meeting
• West Broad Street YMCA Holds Celebration
• Tompkins Class of 1978
• St. Joseph’s/ Candler Event
• A Literacy Celebration
• Memorial University Events
• “Smiles For Lifes Benefits Charities”
• REMEMBER THE NAMES
• “Get-a-Way With Fun in the Sun
• Mother’s Day Community Reunion
• Windsor Forest High School 2012 Universal Reunion
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• 4th Annual Tour de Kids
• Arts on The Coast
• 2012 Hilton Head Island Seafood Fest
• Attention Family Reunion
• Earl T. Shinhoster Youth Leadership Institute Accepting Applications
• Ogeechee/ Dawes Annual Mother’s Day Reunion
• Moultrie Mission Bake Sale
• This week at SSU
• Music Unlimited Presents “From the Heart” Concert
• Shiloh Holds Leadership Training and Anniversary
• St. Peter’s A.M.E. Sponsors Dinners
• Abyssinia Baptist Church Celebrates 101st Anniversary
• Faith Missionary Baptist Holds Revival
• Bethany Baptist Celebrates Anniversary
• Genesis New Life Holds Fellowship Service
• Senior Usher’s Ministry Sponsors Spaghetti Dinner
• The Daughter’s Ministry Sponsors Leadership Training
• Central Baptist Holds Revival and Worship Services
• Savannah Church Women United Holds Friendship Day
• Insight for Living
• SCCPSS Students Advance to Odyssey of the Mind World Finals!
• Students Win “Fair Bear” Writing Contest
• Frank Callen Boys and Girls Club Holds Sports and Fitness Activities
• Health Restoration 101
• Top Ladies Participate in Cooper Health Fair
• New DUI School and Safety Academy Opens
• Bethesda Academy Seniors Build Habitat for Humanity Home
• Georgia Congressman John Barrow to Speak at Armstrong’s Commencement
• Hungry Club Forum Meeting to Focus on Development
• SCLC Searches for New President, Vivian Named Interim President
• Come to Romeo's Dance Class
• Robinson Announces Candidacy for District 3 Representative
• Hoskins Announces Candidacy at Soldier Field Park
• Shabazz Announces Candidacy for Chatham County Commission District 5
• Beach High Athletic Association Holds Annual Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
• Regent Larry Ellis to Speak at SSU Commencement
• N.E.T. Opens Office in Savannah
• UPDATE: Savannah-Chatham schools' Otis Brock has died
• Savannah's Southern Motors celebrates 80 years in business
• Gov. Deal signs bill to reassign Herty lab to Georgia Southern
• 2 soldiers killed in Afghanistan IED attack
• Meeting scheduled regarding ports expansion
• Feds make 1st arrest in BP oil spill case
• SCAD eLearning programs are fully integrated with on-location programs of study,...
• National parks, including Fort Pulaski, free this week
• Georgia jail to open special unit for veterans
• Savannah man with amnesia finds life funny despite challenges
• Pot at Benedictine leads to student's arrest
• Orange Crush highlights year-long litter issues on Tybee
• Judge: Identifying child sex victims 'unchartered waters' in Chatham
• 12th military member tied to prostitution scandal
• Dawgs lose out on top hoops recruit
• EDITORIAL: Tybee trash: Beach bummer
• Pot at Benedictine leads to student's arrest
• Helicopter makes emergency landing at Hunter
• Rep. Ann Purcell announces retirement
• Sidewalk Arts Festival brings 'Goonies' free to Forsyth Park
• VIDEO: Woman jumps into moving van during Calif. police chase
• Chambliss: Earmark end complicates port funding
• Judge: Witness in John Edwards case called other witnesses
• Jekyll Island hotel planning 39 beachfront suites
• VIDEO: Didgeridoo at Savannah Earth Day 2012
• SLIDESHOW: Architecture of Savannah
• Savannah area gas prices down slightly
• George Zimmerman released from Fla. jail
• Trash left on Tybee beach sparks ire in wake of Orange Crush
• Auditors call for end to Medicare bonus program
• Naturalization push ahead of November election
• UPDATE: Orange Crush aftermath upsets Tybee residents, visitors
• Savannah-Chatham police investigate shooting
• Iran says it recovered data from captured US drone
• Team of Allen-Frost wins Liberty Mutual Insurance Legends of Golf
• Update: Sunday at the Liberty Mutual Insurance Legends of Golf
• Spotted®: Charlie Daniels & Little Big Town in Forsyth Park
• SLIDESHOW: Beautiful Garden & Nature Photos
• Spotted®: Effingham County senior prom
• City of Savannah freezes homeless funds, seeks reassurance about authority's leadership
• Watergate figure Charles Colson has died at 80
• Edwards lawyers to follow trail of 'Bunny money'
• Obama wooing young voters with student loan focus
• We're wrapping up Accepted Students Day here at SCAD Atlanta with a Class of 201...
• Zimmerman urged to keep low profile after release
• Welcome to all the students visiting SCAD Atlanta for Accepted Students Day! We...
• Spotted®: Johnson High School Prom
• Spotted®: The Band Perry and The Fray in concert
• Spotted and Video: Thousands 'race for the cure' in downtown Savannah
• Rev. Thurmond Tillman celebrates milestone, eyes pig
• Two teams atop leaderboard after two rounds of the Liberty Mutual Insurance Legends of Golf
• Savannah-Chatham police investigate wreck
• Metro police investigate second homicide in less than 24 hours
• VIDEO: Fiji native stops in Savannah on bicycle travel tour
• Susan G. Komen race to disrupt traffic Saturday morning
• Hundreds of thousands may lose Internet in July
• Man found shot, dead near Thunderbolt
• EDITORIAL: Gas advertising: Welcome decision
• Leaders Bryant, Purtzer go 12 under at Legends
• President Obama, first lady coming to Fort Stewart
• Bryant and Purtzer lead Legends of Golf
• Metro police on scene of shooting
• More Secret Service officers expected to lose jobs
• VIDEO: Jennifer Hudson performs at Legends of Golf Pro-Am Awards Banquet in Savannah
• VIDEO: Golfer Fred Couples at Legends of Golf
• Spotted® Photos: Susan G. Komen Savannah Race for the Cure Packet Pickup
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• Pardons board grants clemency to condemned Ga. man
• Attention students: Banner will be down for a maintenance upgrade today from 12:...
• SCAD's residential study-abroad location in Lacoste, France, offers immersion in...
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Time change for Benedictine lacrosse championship
• Today's radar hot spot
• We are excited to welcome the Women's Council of Realtors to campus today.
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Morning accident closes Howard Foss Dr.
• Spotted®: Overtime Sports Bar & Grill Grand Opening
• SLIDESHOW: Legends of Golf Tournament
• Freeman homers twice, Braves beat D-Backs, 10-2
• Spotted®: Savannah Urban Arts Festival local music night
• Witness: Girls used for prostitution in Nashville
• UPDATE: Savannah teenager killed on East 54th Street
• Deal signs education bills tweaking Ga. funding
• UGA special teams to get a lot of coverage in offseason
• Fort Stewart officer charged with enticing a minor in Richmond Hill
• EDITORIAL: City attorney: Changing of the guard
• Man charged in fatal I-95 wreck last month
• Levon Helm, key member of The Band, dies at 71
• Helicopter crashes in Afghanistan with 4 U.S. troops aboard
• Savannah City Attorney James Blackburn announces retirement
• State, Parker's find compromise on gas discount dispute
• Little Big Town free in Forsyth Park: 'It's so beautiful here'
• Sheriff St Lawrence recognizes spring promotions, awards
• Tony Marsella will be Savannah Tech's graduation speaker at 6 p.m., on Tuesday,...
• UPDATE: Savannah-Chatham police seek domestic violence, arson suspect
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Join our eLearning Virtual Information Session tomorrow at 12 p.m. EST to learn...
• Tybee memorial set for Hunter soldier
• The New York Times will use SCAD illustration student Heather Carter's artwork o...
• Georgia’s jobless rate declines to 9.0 percent in March
• Today's radar hot spots
• Savannah's Mayor Jackson and her first 100 days
• Historic Victorian District apartment house to undergo restoration
• Man strips at Portland Airport to protest security screening
• Davis police chief steps down
• 3 Secret Service agents out in wake of prostitution scandal
• CNN to feature Tybee Island lantern launch
• Allen competes in Legends of Golf after ending 40-event drought
• Savannah pet grooming facility shut down, owner cited
• Richmond Hill pilot plans insanity defense in flight disruption
• Some visitation at Chatham County jail to be suspended for one week
• Ga. principal reassigned after "Can't Fix Stupid" video draws complaints
• Former attorney Gary Wisenbaker sentenced to 8 months in federal prison in theft scheme
• Ga. handcuff case renews school policing debate
• The SCAD Style lecture with John Bricker, creative director for Gensler, begins...
• DO Tonight: The world's 100 greatest dresses, story quilts in Savannah
• VIDEO: Nurse charged with murder in shooting of Texas mom
• Tybee council to consider CNN lantern launch
• Spotted®: The Statts Block Party
• Welcome Junior Achievement students! More than 100 will visit our main campus to...
• Today's radar hot spots
• Braves knock out Santana early, win 9-3
• EDITORIAL: Drug testing: A slippery slope
• SCAD professor M. Goodwin has been nominated for two Eisner Awards, the "Oscar A...
• Okefenokee fire finally out
• ASK ANGELA!
• Savannah State’s Hedderly and Hallman Win Conference Accolades
• Shaw University Wins Championship
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Youth Deangelo Brown to be Honored
• SHILOH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• SAINT THOMAS AME CHURCH CELEBRATES A.M.E. DAY
• MT. BETHEL HOLINESS CHURCH
• FIRST FRIENDSHIP MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• FIRST JERUSALEM MISSIONARY BAPTIST ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
• FIRST NEW LIGHT BAPTIST CHURCH “THE DAUGHTERS MINISTRY”
• TENTH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION FOR PASTOR MICHAEL S. STAMPS, SR.,
• Students Support Power of Purple
• Ships of the Sea Museum Holds Art Exhibition
• Law School Purchases Candler Building
• BIG FROG Announces Grand Opening Event
• Students Honored at State Science Fair
• Bethesda Announces Expanded Farm Hours
• Women's Self Defense Free Seminar
• Georgia Historical Society Holds Book Sale
• Savannah Philharmonic Orchestra Holds Concert
• SCAD Group Holds Free Concert
• City to Hold Home Improvement Day
• Savannah Police Offer Boating Safety Course
• Savannah I.L.A Retirees Celebrate Anniversary
• Author Geraldine Brooks to Headline Savannah Book Festival Luncheon
• New Bill Reduces Chatham Area Transit Board Members
• Savannah Tech Grad Named Georgia LPN of the Year
• 2012 Savannah Earth Day Festival and RecycleRama to be Held
• Morehouse Searches for New Leader
• George Curry Returns as Editor of NNPA News Service
• Sales and Marketing Council Summit Awards and 1st Annual Casino Night
• First Annual ReVision Art and Eco Festival Coming to Savannah
• United States Army Corps Approves Expansion of the Savannah Harbor
• Judge Louisa Abbot President-Elect of Superior Court Judges
• Chatham County to Celebrate National County Government Month
• Legislation Requires Some Citizens to Drug Test for Welfare Benefits
• Armstrong Announces New Chief Information Officer
• Ruth Chapter #03 Order of the Eastern Star Event
• Beach High Class of 1957
• West Broad Street YMCA Holds Celebration
• Narconon Addiction Counseling
• The Edgemere/ Sackville Neighborhood Association
• Zumba Fundraiser and Workout
• Women's Club
• Small Business Center Workshop
• WTOC TV
• Nehemiah Awards Luncheon
• SOLUTIONS (I WANT MORE)
• Living Hope Holds Sister to Sister Summit
• Pastor Harry Corsey Retires from Savannah Baptist Center
• Mt. Vernon Baptist Presents Play
• Mt. Carmel Methodist Holds Revival and Anniversary
• Holy Christian Living Center Holds Concert
• Canaan Baptist Celebrates Anniversary
• Savannah Women's Missionary Society to Host Revival
• Make Prayer Your Priority
• Cultural Affairs' Art Camp Now Registering
• United Way Holds Awards Luncheon
• Boys & Girls Clubs Open Summer Program Registration
• Rev. Thurmond Tillman Holds Kiss-A-Pig Fundraiser
• National Drug Take Back Initiative at Armstrong
• Carolyn Guilford to Speak at the Bull Street Library
• SSU to be Honored as Top HBCU by Upscale Magazine
• St. Vincent's Academy Receives Grant
• Trayvon Martin Case Watch: Zimmerman Charged
• Union Mission Hosts Black-Tie Gala to Benefit Starfish Cafe
• Savannah State University to Hold Presidential Scholarship Gala
• Sigma Tau Chapter Donates to the Tom Austin House
• Hoskins Runs For Savannah Chatham County School Board District 2
• Obama Steps Up for Communities of Color
• Brown Announces Candidacy for Chatham County Commission
• Idell Biles Crowned Mardi Gras Queen
• The Community Mourns the Loss of Ursula Boyd
• Scott Announces Candidacy for Chairman of Chatham County Commissioners
• Savannah-Chatham police seek person in connection with mail theft
• Savannah Fire investigating suspicious blaze
• Alleged Savannah child attacker sent to Superior Court
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• GSU, SSU to play in football
• SLIDESHOW: Hoodies for Trayvon Martin
• Three teens shoot themselves in separate incidents, police say
• Man sentenced to life in prison in Augusta slaying
• Riverdale man dies in Port Wentworth semi wreck
• VIDEO: Geraldo Rivera: Trayvon Martin's hoodie had role in death
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County through March 17
• Students donate food to animal shelter
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Lane closures on 204/Abercorn this weekend
• Spotted® Photos: Savannah Music Festival opening night VIP party
• SCAD Profile: Francis Fave Undergraduate industrial design student Francis Fave...
• Chatham County commissioners OK $183 million for hospital debt refinance
• Christ Church Savannah turns to U.S. Court in property dispute
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County (March 11-18)
• Forensic science
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• DO Tonight: Bluegrass legend Del McCoury at Savannah Music Fest
• Join us at SCAD Atlanta or SCAD Savannah tomorrow for a Grad studies overview pr...
• Welcome to all our new SCAD students attending spring quarter orientation today!...
• Savannah businessman Stephen Green, Atlanta partners launch consulting group
• Today's radar hot spots
• Country music debate leads to Savannah hammer attack
• Four escape serious injuries in Southside wreck
• EDITORIAL: Self-defense law: A fatal flaw
• Whitney Houston died from drowning, coroner says
• Bryan County Commission chairman to run for reelection
• Chipper Jones says this will be his final season
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Accident closes Largo Drive, Dorchester Road
• Chatham delegation OKs district maps
• SLIDESHOW: Scenes from Tybee Island 1959-1991
• Man sentenced to probation in drug operation where SCAD student was slain
• Savannah man sought in hammer attacks
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• DO Tonight: Savannah Music Fest kicks off with The Head and The Heart, Bela Fleck
• See what the buzz is about on Saturday! Thanks Savannah Morning News!
• Savannah fire responds to gas leak in downtown restaurant
• SCAD alumna Cari Clark Phelps was just named a 2012 Generation NEXT: Rising Star...
• Georgia jobless rate drops to 3-year low
• Bill would shrink CAT board
• Video lottery idea tweaked again in hopes of mollifying Deal
• Vacant house burns on Savannah's eastside
• Malcolm Mitchell hopes to help Georgia on offense, defense
• Savannah's Rock 'n' Roll Marathon breaks a record
• Crime reaches historic low, police say
• MUG SHOTS: St. Patrick's Day weekend arrests
• VIDEO: Tim Tebow traded from Broncos to Jets
• Prospective undergraduate students and parents are invited to participate in a c...
• NFL suspends Saints' coach Sean Payton for one year
• UPDATE: Teen in fair condition after chemical blaze
• Businesses in Georgia, Southeast predict more inflation
• Bates trial date postponed in 2010 DUI case
• Savannah Music Fest: Demons in tow, Justin Townes Earle hits Lucas Theatre
• DO Tonight: Savannah celebrates William Shatner's birthday
• Chatham County legislators agree on bill to shrink the number of members of the CAT board
• SCAD Profile: Makensangla Imcha Payne Undergraduate fashion student Maken Payne...
• County seeks state's guidance on potential for trade center hotel tax break
• Hunter opens STARBASE for Savannah's public schools
• Teen burned in household explosion
• Georgia tailbacks center of attention
• The Savannah Tribune Celebrates Women’s History Month
• Boys & Girls Clubs Host Summer Program Registration
• McCrary, Davis Lead Tigers Over FAMU
• SSU’s Madison Hedderly Named MEAC Softball Pitcher of the Week
• Sports with Walter Moore Broadnax A Finalist For Ben Jobe Award
• FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
• SHERICO GREENE HOSTS FAMILY AND FRIENDS CONFERENCE
• SAVANNAH BEAUTY CULTURALISTS’ LEAGUE 50TH ANNIVERSARY
• THANKFUL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH MASS / GENERAL MEMBERHIP MEETING NAACP PRISON SYSTEM COMMITTEE
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• NEW BOOK EQUIPS READERS WITH SPIRITUAL WISDOM
• New Agreement Benefits Georgia Students
• Mayor Edna Jackson to Speak at Old Fort Committee Reunion
• Janet Jacobs to Lecture at AASU
• Beach Alumni to Host Inaugural Luncheon
• Hats Off to Savannah Chapter Of Top Ladies of Distinction, Incorporated
• ASK ANGELA!
• Spring Kidfest Coming to Savannah
• NCNW to Host High-Hat Harambee Breakfast
• Mayor Edna Jackson Meets with President Obama
• SSU to Honor Academic Excellence at Honors Convocation
• Dawn Baker to Discuss and Sign New Book March 28 at Savannah State
• “Smiles For Lifes Benefits Charities”
• Nursing Home Seeks Volunteers
• Boys and Girls Club Accepting Applications
• United Way Meeting
• Check Your Blood Sugar
• Armstrong Police Department to Host Free Child Safety Seat Checks
• Eleven Black Men Banquet
• Savannah NAACP to Hold Forum
• SCCPSS Announces Board of Education Audit Committee Meeting
• Retired & Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• Savannah Hurricanes Boy’s AAU Basketball Program
• How to Get Help with Medicare
• Attention All Richard Arnold Alumni and Faculty
• Woodville- Tompkins High School Hall of Fame Association
• A. E. Beach All Alumni Picnic
• Edgemere/ Sackville Monthly Meetings
• Savannah NAACP Meeting
• Performing Art Show
• Calling Girl Scouts of All Ages!
• This Week at SSU
• Bravo Music Group Luncheon
• Dartmouth to Perform at Wesley Monumental
• St Peters Missionary Baptist Hosts Family and Friends Day
• CATCH AND RELEASE
• Historic District Central Baptist Host Spring Events
• First Friendship Baptist Holds Worship Services
• Bethel Missionary Baptist Host Marriage Day 2012
• Women With A Purpose, Ministry Host Service
• Shiloh Baptist Celebrates 32nd Usher Anniversary
• You Are a Gift: A Poem by Kareem Petty
• Tremont Temple Missionary Baptist Holds Worship Service
• "Come One Come All In The Name Of JESUS"
• Shiloh Baptist Celebrates Usher’s 32nd Anniversary
• First Union Baptist Celebrates 22nd Anniversary
• She Served, She Deserves: A Salute to All Women Veterans
• Susan G. Komen Announces $286,000 for Community Services
• Non-Profit Organization Fights Colon Cancer in Memory of Scott Walden
• Health Restoration 101
• Scenes from Black Press Week March 14-17
• The Savannah Celebrates Women's History Month
• The Savannah Tribune Celebrates Women’s History Month
• City of Savannah Announces New Hires and Promotions
• Dennis Keene Honored
• Black Press Week Celebrated March 14-17
• Judge: Ogeechee Riverkeeper has no standing in Ogeechee River case
• Richmond Hill police searching for missing woman
• UPDATE: Kidnapping/car theft at southside apartment complex ends with child unharmed
• Savannah, Liberty County women split lottery prize
• Stop by Savannah Tech for a shave or a haircut on Saturday for free* at our Barb...
• PSC OKs Georgia Power request to close 3 plants
• Longtime 'Trading Spaces' designer coming to SCAD Museum of Art
• Savannah Music Fest: Mendelssohn Piano Trios feature three world-class musicians
• Mandatory advisement has begun for Summer Semester 2012. Here is the list of cou...
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Northbound lane of Bay Street to close for maintenance Wednesday
• Culinary Arts students at the Effingham Campus made beautiful cookies for the ce...
• Heat concerns prompt new football rules for Ga. high schools
• Lien on 'Extreme' home paid
• Broncos get their Man(ning)
• EDITORIAL: St. Patrick's recap: A report card
• Bulldogs have questions about offensive front as spring drills begin
• SCAD Profile: Lubomir Kocka Lubomir Kocka was named a winner in the Academy of M...
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• Savannah can fight leads to stabbing, jail
• Patent workshop answers inventors' questions
• Brunswick-Glynn water board overhaul introduced
• Savannah Tech's Cosmetology and Barbering Suites have received facelifts and are...
• Savannah Music Fest: Bluegrass legend Del McCoury returns with family for 2012
• Students and parents are invited to participate in a Virtual Information Session...
• Horse slapper nabbed in Savannah's St. Patrick's Day festival
• VIDEO: Peyton Manning to sign with Denver Broncos
• Port authority board considers projects in Brunswick and Savannah
• Rincon man faces charges after nearly hitting officer with car in St. Patrick’s Day festival area
• The New York Times asked SCAD students to submit illustrations for the cover of...
• Savannah area gas prices still on upward climb
• Georgia's top court disallows statements by murder suspect
• Court accepts Savannah attorney Wisenbaker’s withdrawal of license
• Video & Spotted® Photos: 2012 St. Patrick's Day weekend
• National study says Georgia is most corruption-prone state
• Drummer who died in St. Patrick's Day Parade identified
• Marist stuns Georgia women
• VIDEO: St. Patrick's Day Parade in Savannah
• St. Patrick's Day arrests tally: 31
• Savannah Music Fest: Bela Fleck and Flecktones bring original lineup March 22
• Merit pay
• Spotted®: St. Patrick's Day parade and spectators from Abercorn
• St. Patrick's overnight; party rages into the wee hours
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Downtown gridlocked with St. Patrick's Day traffic; police warn public to avoid
• A look at St. Patrick's Day
• Feature film 'Savannah' finds its first audience
• VIDEO and Spotted® Photos: St. Patrick's Day on River Street
• Drummer dies while marching in Savannah St. Patrick's Day parade
• Georgia optimistic as spring drills approach
• 'Well over a million' turn out for Savannah St. Patrick's Day, organizers say
• Hibernian Society, Savannah to host man who help kill Osama bin Laden
• VIDEO: Grand marshal leads Savannah's St. Patrick's Day parade
• VIDEO: Bishop Emeritus J. Kevin Boland sings in front of Cathedral of St. John the Baptist
• Savannah St. Patrick's Day: Johnson Square ready to celebrate
• St. Patrick's day starts with green grits, flowers and levity
• Woman hits children with car after fight
• Six Savannah-Chatham schools require academic focus under new state accountability system
• Savannah's James, FSU holds off Bonnies
• St. Patrick's Day reminder: Cabbies bring buckets for a reason
• Due to the St. Patrick's Day parade in Savannah tomorrow, our admission departme...
• VIDEO: Find a four-leaf clover at Savannah St. Patrick's Day
• Ex-Rutgers student guilty in webcam suicide case
• Spotted®: St. Patricks Day Parade at May Howard
• Drug addiction
• Forsyth Farmers' Market to close for Savannah St. Patrick's Day
• VIDEO: Bishop Gregory John Hartmayer reflects on St. Patrick's Day
• DO Tonight: Meet the Clydesdales, honor Jasper Green for Savannah St. Patrick's Day
• SLIDESHOW: Celebrating St. Patrick's Day (1962-1994)
• Two youths plead guilty to robbery in John Green slaying, murder charges dropped
• Spring is almost here! Michael Fink, SCAD's Dean of the School of Fashion, descr...
• Happy St. Patrick's Day! Be safe out there.
• Spotted®: Unforgettable Bakery's 3rd Year Anniversary Party
• Spotted®: Champagne Reception at Gigi's Cupcakes
• Man dies after falling from downtown handrail
• Today's radar hot spots
• VIDEO: Navy warship in town for St. Pat's
• EDITORIAL: Saturday's parade: One in a million
• Jaugstetter: Savannah's Hibernians: 200 years of 'manly men of Irish hearts'
• Bobby Buckner challenges ID of body in Ashleigh Moore slaying
• Win a pair of front-row tickets to see Alison Krauss & Union Station in Savannah
• Ga. House committee approves harvest of sunken logs
• Savannah St. Patrick's Day getting more portable toilets
• CDC launching graphic anti-smoking ad campaign
• Spotted® Photos: Downtown Business Association networking lunch at Savannah Theatre
• Good news for students! Greater transferability for General Studies courses betw...
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• VIDEO: Gulfstream Aviation Career Day
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• Hinesville sees jump in unemployment rate
• Jobless rate in metro Savannah up from January, down from 2011
• Traffic delayed on I-16 east after car runs underneath truck
• This kind of hands-on exposure really helps students affirm their career paths....
• SLIDESHOW: St. Patrick's Day Costumes & Fashion (1980s-present)
• Today's radar hot spots
• Spotted®: Cora Bett Thomas & Austin Hill Opening Reception
• Savannnah woman indicted in January wreck that killed son
• Tybee Island, Savannah tourism leaders weigh impact of $4 a gallon gas
• VIDEO: 1 dead, 3 wounded in gunfire outside Texas courthouse
• UPDATE: Ga. 17 now open after accident
• VIDEO: Men caught vandalizing car behind Trustees Theater
• Gingrich's Southern strategy comes up short
• Spotted®: Islands Networking at Spine & Sport
• March is Women's History Month. Thank you to the Savannah Tribune for honoring S...
• SCAD Profile: Capucine Gros Capucine Gros, B.F.A. painting student, installation...
• Strong quakes shake Japan, but no apparent damage
• Vomit costs you extra, say Savannah St. Patrick's Day cabbies
• Dual enrollment is a proven tool for improving graduation and strengthening work...
• Spotted®: Alzheimer's Dancing Stars Announcement
• Today's radar hot spots
• Deal likely won't OK tax break for Hutchinson Island hotel
• Chatham Area Transit Announces St. Patrick’s Day Shuttle Schedule
• Sports with Walter Moore
• The Hallelujah Train Slated to Perform at Savannah Music Festival
• FAITH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY
• HISTORICAL NEW OGEECHEE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• SAVANNAH BEAUTY CULTURALISTS’ LEAGUE 50TH ANNIVERSARY
• SHERICO GREENE HOSTS FAMILY AND FRIENDS CONFERENCE
• FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
• TREMONT TEMPLE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• YOUTH MINISTRY WORSHIP AT SHILOH MISSIONARY
• FIRST FRIENDSHIP INVITES YOU TO COME WORSHIP
• Community Care Services Program Offers Program for Caregivers
• Local Working Families Eligible for Free Life Insurance Program
• Hunter Army Airfield to Hold Ribbon Cutting for STARBASE
• Savannah Tech to Host Tribute to Community Stars
• Historic Savannah Foundation to Host Lecture
• Savannah Tech’s Hosts Historic Preservation Visiting Artisan Series
• Rear Admiral Annie B. Andrews Honored
• Charles Ellis Continues Transformation into Art Gallery
• Savannah Children’s Choir Honors SCAD President Dr. Paula Wallace
• Students Show Mastery of Foreign Languages
• The Girls Scouts Celebrate Anniversary
• Graduation Held for Starfish Cafe Students
• Matthew Jones to Showcase Talent in “Beautiful Voices”
• Savannah Tech School of Cosmetology and Barbering Hosts Open House
• Local Artist Displays Work in New Cancer Radiation Suite
• McDonald's Opens On Broughton St.
• ASK ANGELA
• Stopover Music Festival Announces Winner
• Operation Open Doors Announces Veteran Work Expo
• NAACP Mourns Passing of Rep. Donald Payne
• How Do I Say Thank You
• Attention All Richard Arnold Alumni and Faculty
• Boys and Girls Club Accepting Applications
• Abercorn Baptist Holds Installation
• Retired & Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• Woodville- Tompkins High School Hall of Fame Association
• Bravo Music Group Luncheon
• Dinner with President Polk A Living History Tour at the Owens- Thomas House
• A. E. Beach All Alumni Picnic
• Savannah Hurricanes Boy’s AAU Basketball Program
• How to Get Help with Medicare
• Edgemere/ Sackville Monthly Meetings
• Calling Girl Scouts of All Ages!
• The Beach High School Class of 1957
• HOME WORK
• The First African Celebrates Brothers and Sisters Day
• Evelyn Brown Receives St. Philip AME Church’s “Steward of the Year 2012”
• Bethel A.M.E. Church Celebrates Anniversary
• Greater Gaines Chapel African Celebrates Anniversary
• Living Hope Hosts Resurrection Weekend 2012
• Union Skidaway Baptist to Hold Sermon
• Pentecostal Ministerial Alliance Hosts Spring Crusade
• Bethesda Early Celebrates 32nd Pastoral Anniversary
• Chatham County Laymen Ministry Hosts Revival
• Center for Abuse Prevention Recognition Banquet to be Held
• Nutritionist Carolyn Guilford to Speak at Bull Street Library
• American Cancer Society Announces Family PLZ Campaign
• The American Red Cross Celebrates Red Cross Month
• March is HIV/AIDS Awareness Month: Be Aware
• Dr. Paula Wallace, SCAD President
• Dr. Kathy S. Love, Savannah Tech President
• Tammy Stokes Chief Recorder’s Court Judge
• District Attorney Larry Chisolm Announces Bid For Re-election
• The Savannah Tribune Celebrates Women’s History Month
• Mayor Jackson Meets with President Obama
• Rojas named as Gnats manager
• Savannah State down 32-24 at halftime
• University regents OK buildings' names at Coastal Georgia
• Developing skilled workers a strategic interest for Savannah Economic Development Authority
• SCAD unveils plans for Montgomery Street dormitory, parking garage
• Keith Sweat coming to Savannah Civic Center with Doug E Fresh on July 27
• Ga. Tech's Glen Rice Jr. kicked off team after shooting
• Excavation work to resume on Truman Parkway
• Learn more about SCAD online education by joining our eLearning Virtual Informat...
• Students disrupt Ga. regents meeting
• SLIDESHOW: History of the Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport
• Spotted® Photos: Polk's Plus Birthday Bash
• Gingrich banks on wins in Alabama and Mississippi
• America's smallest town heads to auction
• 300 nude bicyclists hit Peru streets in protest
• Georgia's Richt gets new contract, more woes
• Reality series filmed in Savannah premieres next month
• EDITORIAL: City manager: Keep council in loop
• Former Atlanta Braves pitcher John Smoltz to speak at Best of Preps banquet
• Georgia Sens. Chambliss, Isakson: GI shooting is no reason for Afghanistan pullout
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• VIDEO: McDonald's opens walk-up window on Broughton Street
• Judge Stokes becomes Chief Judge Stokes in Recorder's Court
• SCAD Profile: Jennifer Jenkins Jennifer Jenkins, professor of printmaking, M.F.A...
• PHOTOS: CrimeStoppers releases new photos of wanted suspects
• Broughton St. McDonald's preps for opening
• SLIDESHOW: From The Archives: Disastrous Wrecks
• SSU to meet Tennessee in first round of NIT
• VIDEO: Celtic Cross Ceremony
• EDITORIAL: Pro football: Slam the bounty hunters
• NEW PHOTOS: Universe Trading Company auction - A Savannah Icon
• Spotted®: St. Baldrick’s Head-Shaving Event for Cancer
• SLIDESHOW: Miss Savannah Pageants (1977-1986)
• Spotted®: Oyster Roast Business Connection
• Savannah Tech is proud to partner with DIRTT.
• City manager OKs 36 percent pay raise for revenue employee
• IMAX theater coming to Pooler
• Schedule: 21st Annual Tara Feis in Emmet Park today
• Spotted®: March of Dimes Shamrock Run
• VIDEO and Spotted® Photos: Girl Scouts take on the Talmadge Bridge
• Digging stopped at Truman work site
• Sense of Fashion: St. Patrick's Day fashion tips for the stylish and tasteful
• Savannah High falls to Milton
• M.F.A. painting student Marsha Kirk explains her creative approach to painting a...
• It's time to SPRING FORWARD for daylight savings time. Remember to adjust your c...
• Spring break is next week. No classes will be in session, but the College will b...
• Join us tomorrow, Sat. March 10, for a Grad Studies Overview presentation at SCA...
• SLIDESHOW: Savannah State College (1960s - 1980s)
• WATCH LIVE: The Greening of the Fountain at noon Friday
• Today's radar hot spots
• EDITORIAL: Specialty schools: Dollars and sense
• Downtown run expected to tie up rush hour traffic Friday
• Savannah High boys basketball team advances to state finals
• Mickve Israel debuts Girl Scout exhibition
• Marshals Service catches alleged child molester
• City worried about gas lines on Truman Parkway work site
• Cruise industry insider: Savannah has plenty of offer as cruise ship destination
• Police seeking Honda involved in hit-and-run
• Coke, Pepsi make changes to avoid cancer warning
• Chatham County District Attorney Chisolm to seek re-election
• McDonald's golden arches up on Broughton St.
• Pooler murder suspect mentally unstable, attorney says
• Downtown Savannah Parker's puts in cold craft beer taps for 64-ounce jugs
• SLIDESHOW: Savannah Visitors Center and Chamber of Commerce (1960s - 1980s)
• Today's radar hot spots
• EDITORIAL: Sunshine law: Rays of light
• Southside traffic diverted again today because of gas leak
• MEAC tournament upset: Final: Hampton 59, Savannah State 46
• Eight students of Savannah Tech’s Phi Beta Lamda (PBL) attended the 2012 Georgia...
• Crossover Day: Ga. House, Senate pass dozens of bills
• Ga. senate rejects telling schools how to issue grades
• Georgia senate votes to require ‘personal growth’ classes for food stamps
• VIDEO: Old military ordnance found in Pooler detonated by military, bomb squad; nobody hurt
• Prostitution arrest in Springfield
• Georgia House gives grandparents visitation rights
• Senate OKs bill requiring training for food stamps
• It's a great event for a worthy cause.
• Matthew Jones will be presented and 19 of the country’s professional opera singers in “Beautiful Voices” concerts and public master classes March 10th to March 16th in Savannah and Statesboro.
• Savannah's Brian Harman to play in RBC Heritage
• Apple unveils new iPad with sharper screen
• VIDEO: Colts announce they're releasing Peyton Manning
• SCAD Profile: Michael Porten Michael Porten, (M.F.A. painting student, Madison,...
• Grandparent visit rights backed under Ga. bill
• Check out the photos from SCAD Day in Atlanta on January 28th.
• UPDATE: Savannah Stopover changes times of Wednesday night kickoff concerts
• Georgia dot announces State route 307/ Dead Forest Rd temporary lane closures
• Spotted®: Jani King Annual Awards Banquet
• Today's radar hot spots
• Several wrecks reported in West Chatham
• Bryan Bank announces consent order
• Despite statewide rout, Romney edges Gingrich in Chatham County
• Sunday alcohol wins, loses in Effingham
• Chatham picks Romney in Presidential primary
• Voters in Bryan continue ESPLOST, choose Newt narrowly
• Sunday alcohol has slight lead in early Effingham County returns
• Red-shirted duo returns to help Savannah State
• Family escapes fire near Georgetown
• AP: Newt Gingrich wins Georgia GOP presidential primary
• Lanes of Dean Forest Road closing for rail maintenance tomorrow
• Peyton Manning reportedly leaving Indianapolis Colts
• After 13 years, Marshals Service solves fugitive case
• Several wrecks reported in West Chatham
• Georgia Tech's Stephen Hill trying to impress NFL teams
• Gingrich predicts 3rd comeback in Southern states
• FDIC sues 12 ex-directors of failed Ga. bank
• Woodsville Tompkins Students Attend Conference
• Sports with Walter Moore
• SSU Men’s Basketball Coach Horace Broadnax Named Coach of the Year
• SAVANNAH BEAUTY CULTURALISTS’ LEAGUE 50TH ANNIVERSARY
• HISTORICAL NEW OGEECHEE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• St. JAMES AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
• HAPPY HOME BAPTIST CHURCH
• FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
• SHILOH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• BETHELAPOSTOLIC CHURCH, INC.,
• ST. THOMAS MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH INSTALLS PASTOR
• Food Bank Accepting Candidates for Job Training
• “I am Tourism” Promotional Video Earns Gold for Savannah Tech
• AASU AKAs Partner with Bartlett Middle School
• 21st Annual Tara Feis Kicks off Irish Celebration
• International Writing Conference Comes to Savannah
• Chatham County Youth Commission Attends Legislative Conference
• Final Claims Deadline Nears for Black Farmers in $1.25 Billion Settlement
• ASK ANGELA!
• “Lunch Break” Procedure Breakthrough for Varicose Veins
• SSU Holds Business Sessions
• Savannah Friends of Music and Paula Wallace to be honored at One Small Voice Award Ceremony.
• Culinary Institute of Savannah Wins Awards at Conference
• Boys & Girls Clubs of the Coastal Empire Host Annual Kick Butt Day
• Transplant Conference to be Held
• Top Teens to be Presented at Area IV Conference
• Lady Rosa Jackson and Lord Johnny Brown Selected as Top Lady and Lord
• Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee Williams, Sr Celebrate Birthday and Anniversary
• Golden Key International Honour Society Inducts La Tasha White
• Woodville Tompkins Alumni Association
• Retired & Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• Woodville- Tompkins High School Hall of Fame Association
• Dinner with President Polk A Living History Tour at the Owens- Thomas House
• Savannah Hurricanes Boy’s AAU Basketball Program
• A. E. Beach Class of 1952 Meeting
• A. E. Beach Alumni Picnic
• How to Get Help with Medicare
• Edgemere/ Sackville Monthly Meetings
• Calling Girl Scouts of All Ages!
• Gullah Museum to Hold Historic Marker Unveiling
• First African Baptist Celebrates Anniversary
• Fairmount Baptist Celebrates Women in Red Program
• Bible and Prayer Ministries Celebrate Pastoral Anniversary
• Greater Pentecostal Temple Holds Worship Events
• Lesson Learned
• First Union Baptist Celebrates Choir Anniversary
• First Friendship Missionary Celebrate Anniversaries
• Order of the Eastern Star Celebrate Anniversary
• New Horizons of Women and Men Hosts Roast and Dinner
• Bryan Neck Missionary Baptist Hosts Revival
• Chatham County Laymen Ministry Presents 4th Annual One Night Revival
• I Would Rather Pay The Cost For God, Than to Ease On Into Hell for the Devil
• St. Joseph’s/Candler and Girl Scouts Join Forces
• Local Business Raises Over $9,000 for West Broad YMCA
• Feed the Hungry Receives Two New Partners
• Health Restoration 101
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Observance Day Association Hosts Freedom Ball
• Beach Institute Presents The Mind and Thoughts of Richard Law
• The Savannah Tribune Celebrates Women's History Month
• The Savannah Tribune Celebrates Women’s History Month
• Savannah Kicks Off Annual Kiss-a-Pig Contest
• Georgia Teacher of the Year Finalists Announced
• The Savannah Tribune Celebrates National Women’s History Month
• Chatham Area Transit Downtown Intermodal Transit Center Groundbreaking Held
• Savannah's small businesses urged to 'go mobile or go home'
• Construction Management students build steps to their future (and the Student En...
• S.C. Supreme Court asked to declare Savannah port permits illegal
• Wildlife agency: Back River bridge construction could put manatees in jeopardy
• Supreme Court ponders Effingham confession case
• Public education in Finland and the USA
• Introduction to Central Sterile Supply, one of the prerequisite classes for Surg...
• Thanks to the Surgical Tech students who helped with photos yesterday.
• Walmsley to be sworn as judge on Thursday
• Local Author Tells History of Baseball in Savannah in New Book
• Newt surging as Georgians prepare to vote today
• SSU women fall to Maryland Eastern Shore 51-28
• EDITORIAL: Hiring local: Don't be too myopic
• Learn more about Savannah Tech's Cosmetology and Barbering programs. Both progra...
• Savannah man arrested after crashing stolen car
• Baby dropped in field by tornado buried in Ind.
• Ga. targeting rogue pain clinic owners
• 'Greatest living country singer' George Jones headed to Savannah on Aug. 17
• Spotted® Photos: South Effingham Fashion Show
• Savannah area gas prices continue upward surge
• ECSO makes sex offender alerts available online
• Garrison Arts K-8 school gets new principal
• Charter schools
• SCAD Profile: Viki Chan SCAD film and video alumna Viki Chan discusses and comme...
• Savannah lawyer charged in federal counterfeiting case
• Study finds interstate connecting Augusta to Savannah and Knoxville not feasible
• We are proud of our Culinary Arts Knowledge Bowl team and Chef Jean for their wi...
• Thanks WJCL/WTGS!
• SLIDESHOW: Savannah College of Art and Design
• This afternoon at 4, we will be hosting our Latino students for a conversation a...
• Baby dropped in field by tornado dies; toll at 39
• Crews respond to Sunday sewage spill on Hutchinson Island
• Tim Ansley dons grand marshal sash for Savannah St. Patrick's Day 2012
• Braves' Teheran gives up 6 HRs in loss to Tigers
• Maryland women top Georgia Tech for ACC championship
• 450 still without power in Savannah area
• VIDEO: Stories of survival emerge from tornado victims
• Spotted®: Kiss-a-Pig fundraiser
• SLIDESHOW: 100 years of Girl Scouts
• Spotted®: America's Next Top Model Open Casting Call
• About 1,000 Georgia Power customers without electricity on Whitemarsh
• Savannah High tops North Cobb, 59-43
• Georgia Tech men's basketball team beats Wake Forest
• Robinson leads Georgia men's basketball team past South Carolina
• Georgia Tech women advance to ACC title game
• Threat of severe weather over, NWS says
• Volunteers swarm city in spring spruce up
• SLIDESHOW: Savannah State success story
• Spotted®: Coastal Conservancy Auction at Alee Temple
• SLIDESHOW: Severe storms rip through the south
• Possible severe weather in South East Georgia
• VIDEO: At least 31 in 4 states killed in violent storms
• Powerful storms damage dozens of homes in NW Ga.
• South Carolina women's basketball team ousts Georgia
• EDITORIAL: Harbor deepening: A real shame
• Garden City police make arrest in alleged Westgate Apartments arson
• Creative Coast debuts advice booth on Savannah's Wright Square
• Gulfstream G280 gets provisional FAA nod
• Bryan County sets retail tax record
• Haley not ready to gamble on Hardeeville resort-casino
• Forensic Chemistry
• Harman shoots course record in Honda Golf
• UPDATE: Police identify Godley Park shooter
• St. Augustine High School senior Rebecca Cunningham turned dryer lint, duct tape...
• SEARCH: Arrest records, crime reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Gulfstream G280 gets provisional FAA nod
• VIDEO: Newt Gingrich talks of how Savannah trip, Girl Scouts shaped him
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• HAPPENING NOW: Ultimate Yard Sale at Savannah Mall
• SCAD alumni and brothers Bill Ross (B.F.A., video and film, 2003) and Turner Ros...
• Join us at SCAD Savannah or SCAD Atlanta tomorrow, March 3, for a Portfolio Prep...
• Savannah Tech's "I am Tourism" promo received national recognition by winning go...
• Georgia under threat of tornadoes, severe storms
• Today's radar hot spots
• Georgia Historical Society Annual Book Sale
• Worker injured in Truman Parkway construction accident
• SSU wins MEAC title, tops Maryland Eastern Shore 73-54
• Eric Ferguson stays home to help Georgia Southern
• Effingham County teen shot in BB gun drive-by
• EDITORIAL: Death threats: Find the vermin
• Savannah's mild winter brings early berries
• Country star Jason Aldean works out with Braves
• Country star Jason Aldean works out with Braves
• Staring at 40, Chipper Jones not ready for retirement
• CONTEST: Partying on St. Patrick's Day
• S.C. Senate overrides veto, cancels Savannah harbor deepening permit
• Comedian Kevin Hart coming to Savannah
• SLIDESHOW: Paula Deen & family through the years
• UPDATE: Man killed in Godley Lakes shooting
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• VIDEO: Savannah Country Day School STAR student talks about his win
• Konter named state Teacher of the Year finalist
• Video: Chatham Chairman smashes wall to mark start of renovation project
• Ultimate guide to St. Patrick's Day in Savannah made exclusively for your mobile device
• SCAD was just ranked among The Princeton Review's top game design programs in th...
• Georgia’s jobless rate drops to 9.2 percent in January
• Today's radar hot spots
• Spotted®: Starkey Mortgage Grand Opening
• Savannah High wins in OT
• EDITORIAL: Georgia GOP primary: Man-up for Mitt
• Gingrich endorses deepening Savannah harbor
• VIDEO: Paula Deen to appear on 'Oprah's Next Chapter' this Sunday
• Savannah-Chatham police set up road blocks with GSP, make arrests
• SSU goes for MEAC clincher tonight
• St. Patrick's Day parade grand marshal bestows ultimate honor on his sister
• New grocer to build store on MLK: Family Dollar to open store one block north of closed Food Lion later this year
• SCAD graduate, Felicia Bell, Ph.D., director of education and programs at the U....
• World's biggest passenger jet to serve Atlanta
• UPDATE: Pooler man injured in motorcycle wreck on Gulfstream Road
• Monkees singer Davy Jones dies in Florida at 66
• Strong storms, tornadoes possible in parts of Ga.
• We'll be at Taste of Effingham! Stop by and say hello to Chef and our culinary s...
• Talmadge Bridge to close during Girl Scout bridging ceremony March 10
• VIDEO: Apple expected to unveil iPad 3 at event next week
• Savannah Stopover 4-day passes half off Feb. 29
• VIDEO: Troubadours sing for STAR Students
• Traffic Update: Intersection at Waters and 37th clears following early morning fire
• Americans feeling better about economic recovery
• Woman sues Savannah over 2011 St. Patrick's Day arrest
• Woman rescued from marsh near Moon River Bridge
• VIDEO: Fire tears through Garden City apartments
• Poll: Newt Gingrich keeps big Georgia lead
• ASK ANGELA
• Savannah Challenger Announces Critz as a $10,000 Sponsor
• SSU Opens Outdoor Track & Field Season
• Sports with Walter Moore
• HISTORICAL NICOLSONBORO BAPTIST CHURCH
• BRYAN NECK MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• HISTORICAL NICOLSONBORO BAPTIST CHURCH
• BLACK HISTORY IN THE BIBLE
• DAVIS ARK BAPTIST CHURCH WILL
• FIRST FRIENDSHIP MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• SAVANNAH BEAUTY CULTURALISTS’ LEAGUE 50TH ANNIVERSARY
• HAPPY HOME BAPTIST CHURCH
• GENESIS NEW LIFE APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH, INC
• MISSIONARY LICENSING
• Downtown Cleanup Event to Kick Off Great Savannah Cleanup
• Savannah Philharmonic to Perfrom at the Telfair
• Top Ladies of Distinction Continue to Serve
• Chatham County Commission Passes Smoke-free Ordinance
• SSU to Host Black Executive Exchange Program Feb. 29-March 2
• Top Teens of America are ''Tops in Service"
• 20th Kiss-a Pig Campaign Kicks Off
• Moultrie Mission Holds Annual Cookies for Kids Bakesale
• Local Female Engineer Recognized for Professional Contributions
• SSU Alumni Chapter Establishes Endowment
• Savannah Stopover Confirms Details for Opening Night at Jepson Center
• Chatham Area Transit Announces Freedom Program
• Armstrong Professor Honored for Excellence
• Opera Stars to Present “Beautiful Voices” Concerts and Classes
• Greenbriar Holds Board of Directors Meeting and Award Luncheon
• Savannah Children’s Choir Summer Camp Registration Now Open
• Macedonia Baptist Church Celebrates Black History Month
• Hospice Savannah Art Gallery to Host Elsie Taliaferro Hill Artwork
• Honorable Gerald Tjoflat Keynote Speaker at Good Scout Luncheon
• Right Track Consulting Holds Grand Opening
• Attention Richard Arnold Alumni and Faculty
• EOA Planning Reunion
• Annual Collard Greens Festival March 3
• Savannah Hurricanes Boy’s AAU Basketball Program Don’t Leave Your Credit to Luck:
• How to Get Help with Medicare
• Woodville- Tompkins High School Hall of Fame Association
• Public Invited to Apply for Boards, Commissions, Authorities
• Edgemere/ Sackville Monthly Meetings
• Life and Death is in the Tongue
• Found Object Jewelry Workshop Studio S.P.A.C.E
• Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge Announces Extended Hours of Operation
• Savannah Music Festival March 22nd
• Salvation Army Warehouse Sale
• The Savannah- Chatham Silver Cheetahs Track & Field Club Host Meet
• Tybee Island Social Club to Host 2nd Annual Jazz at the Beach
• Connor’s Temple to Celebrate 85th Church Anniversary
• Dr. Idell Cheever Holds Leadership Conference
• “We’re Going Somewhere!”
• First Union Missionary Baptist Celebrates Anniversary
• Shiloh Missionary Baptist Holds Sunday Services
• Sherico Greene Ministries Presents Conference Theme
• True Love Baptist Congratulates Pastor and First Lady on Anniversary
• Bethel Missionary Baptist Celebrates Marriage
• Macedonia Missionary Baptist Celebrates Anniversary
• Gullah Museum to Hold Historic Marker Unveiling
• Art Instructors Wanted for Summer Art Camp
• Zion Hill Celebrates Pastoral Anniversary
• Mt. Tabor Baptist Celebrates Pastoral Anniversary
• Historic District Centarl Missionary Baptist Host Installation Service
• Jonesville Baptist Sponsoring Sales and Dinners
• Ordination Service for Deacon Samuel Williams, Jr.
• Advance Voting Continues in Savannah
• First Bryan Baptist Holds Slave Reenactment
• Free Program Helps Women Recently Diagnosed with Cancer
• Health Restoration 101
• Chatham County Commissioners Meeting Gives Several Proclamations and Presentations
• Savannah: Brokers, Bankers and Bay Lane Revealed
• Georgia State to Match REACH Scholarship
• JCB Unveils Expansion at Lady Bamford Center
• Savannah Chapter of The Links, Opened 11th Annual Art Exhibition
• SSU Interim President Selected One of ‘25 Females in Higher Education
• Baker Receives Women Empowerment Award
• SCAD’s Paula Wallace Honored by Horizons Savannah
• Original Art Donated to Local Museum
• The Savannah Tribune Salutes Black History Month
• Man charged with metal theft
• Have you taken the challenge? The final deadline for accessory design challenge...
• Savannah Morning News Summer Camp Expo set for April 1
• VIDEO: Beyonce dancer Kimmie Gee offering free class at West Broad YMCA
• Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis returns to Savannah
• South Carolina woman sues city of Savannah for St. Patrick's Day 2011 weekend arrest
• UPDATE: South Carolina Senate to consider override of Haley anti-deepening veto Wednesday
• Bill to tax some online sales in Georgia headed for a vote
• Romney fights to avoid home-state embarrassment
• “You have to know where you came from in order to know where you’re going.” - S...
• VIDEO: Second student dead from Ohio school shooting
• SLIDESHOW: Mysterious hauntings of Savannah
• VIDEO: Kenseth survives fire and rain to win Daytona 500
• 11 arrested in Spalding County on gang charges
• Brandt Snedeker relieved Heritage lives on
• Braves' Heyward looks for comeback
• Ex-Tarzan actor arrested, big cats taken from home
• EDITORIAL: Smoking ban: A healthy decision
• Pandering arrest in park near Springfield
• South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley vetoes Savannah dredging bill
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• Rosalynn Carter endorses Opening Doors to Recovery project
• Stephen King reads first pages of 'The Shining' sequel 'Dr. Sleep' in Savannah [transcript]
• City responds to 52-gallon sewer spill
• Congratulations to SCAD alum Justin Holt (B.F.A., visual effects, 2006), who was...
• Public education about drug abuse
• Savannah-Chatham school board picks new District 3 member
• VIDEO: Daytona 500 start pushed back to 7 p.m. Monday
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Students and parents are invited to join us tomorrow, Feb. 28, at 8 p.m. EST for...
• VIDEO: FBI, hospitals: 5 students hurt in Ohio shooting
• SCAD Profile: Charles Pate Jr. Sculptor and painter Charles Pate Jr. describes h...
• 'The Artist' earns best-picture, lead-actor Oscars
• VIDEO: Fabulous Oscar fashion up close
• Georgia, Georgia Tech women win
• Rain postpones Daytona 500 until Monday
• VIDEO: Savannah St. Pat's grand marshal for 2012 selected
• Savannah man faces charges after leading police on chase
• SLIDESHOW: 2012 Savannah Stopover bands and videos, part 2
• SLIDESHOW: Savannah St. Patrick's Day grand marshals (1870-present)
• Spotted®: Saturday at the Man Show
• Spotted® and VIDEO: A-Town Get Down 2012
• Bethesda breaks through, wins title
• Electronic sea turtles take over YMCA pool
• Holsey leads Tech past Maryland
• Caldwell-Pope sparks Georgia past No. 12 Florida
• SSU men, women win
• Savannah High advances in state tourney
• Braves hoping Beachy, Minor make their pitch
• Johnson knocked out of playoffs
• Memorial falls to Dawson St. 76-74 in overtime in GISA Class A state title game
• VIDEO: Savannah City Council takes 'Slow Ride'
• SLIDESHOW: Savannah films at the Oscars
• WATCH LIVE: Largest container ship sails from port
• Harrison upsets Beach 43-25
• Pooler bank robbed, off-duty officer catches suspect
• Greenville upsets Calvary
• Poll: Newt Gingrich takes big lead in Georgia
• UPDATE: About 8,000 without power in Savannah
• Tomorrow is the final day of the deFINE ART festival in Savannah. The deFINE ART...
• VIDEO UPDATE: Man dies after workplace shooting in Pooler
• VIDEO: Strong storms headed toward Coastal Empire and Lowcountry
• Paula Deen: Diabetes doesn't stop butter love
• VIDEO: Curtis Eller leads Savannah on pigeon singalong
• Smoking ban approved for Chatham County
• Chatham County commissioner OK'ed as Recorder's Court judge
• Downtown Neighborhood Association donates $5,000 to Savannah
• WEATHER ALERT: Tornado Watch issued for Chatham, Bryan, Effingham counties
• Black History Month performance on Monday. Johnathan Blanchard at 11 AM in the E...
• Savannah City Council taking 'Slow Ride' downtown Saturday
• Today is the SCAD Career Fair in Savannah! Some of the companies attending inclu...
• SLIDESHOW: Savannah River Street through the years
• Spotted®: Savannah Friends of Music Luncheon
• Today's radar hot spots
• Feb. 25 fundraiser planned for Savannah musician in need of kidney transplant
• Georgia Southern falls at College of Charleston
• Hawks end skid at Magic's expense
• Craig Heidt’s motion for new trial denied
• UPDATE: ID released in fatal accident on Log Landing Road in Effingham County
• Daytona 500 field set as Stewart, Kenseth claim qualifying races
• Dog attacks may become felony in Georgia
• Atlanta Braves' Tommy Hanson back in camp, bruised but better
• Savannah Craigslist crook sought by police
• Family of one of Savannah's first black police officers donates art to civil rights museum
• SLIDESHOW: 2012 Savannah Stopover bands, venues and videos
• Georgia Southern bus explodes
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• Learn more about SCAD online education by attending our eLearning Virtual Inform...
• SLIDESHOW: Presidential visits to Savannah
• Postal Service closing Savannah's mail center
• Video: Harmonica player sings song about a smoke-free Chatham County
• Tomorrow at 3 p.m. as part of deFINE ART 2012, SCAD is hosting “Emerging Artists...
• VIDEO: Students dance during Breatheasy's smoke-free county rally
• Train for a career in high demand - Machine Tool Technology only at Savannah Tec...
• SCAD Profile: Marlow Larson Marlow Larson explains his take on fashion and what...
• Up to 100 homes damaged by northwest Georgia storm
• Today's radar hot spots
• Little job growth forecast for Savannah in '12
• EDITORIAL: Mercer road plan: Call 'time out'
• Police believe accountant shot himself
• SSU, Florida State to meet in football
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Skidaway Island bridge re-opened after wreck
• Big ship now due in port Friday morning
• SLIDESHOW: Photos illustrate moments in Savannah's black history
• Forecast: Tepid job growth for Savannah for the rest of 2012
• Have you spotted a ghost in Savannah?
• SSU to play Florida State in football
• Ga. cops: 2 kids missing after helper drives off
• Vote for president on Saturday
• FREE income tax preparation today until 2PM in Academic Commons (Rm 228, Lab 234...
• Congratulations to STC's Eagle delegate Toni Rowland!
• Leg ulcer education
• Spotted®: Islands Networking Social at Huc-a-Poos
• Today's radar hot spots
• Nicholas Mangee: Moral hazard and financial regulation
• Fast fans can catch both SHS, Johnson games
• EDITORIAL: Transit changes: A stronger CAT
• Police investigate accountant's death
• SCAD Profile: Jason Hackenwerth SCAD alumnus Jason Hackenwerth discusses his exh...
• Poll: Newt Gingrich, Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum nearly even in Georgia
• Successful surgery has Braves' Hudson almost ready to play
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Jones Wins 400m At MEAC Championships
• Hospice Savannah Golf Tournament Slated for April 23
• East Broad Offers First National Tee Program
• Trophy Rockfish Sought and Caught
• BRYAN NECK MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• THE FAITH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• HISTORICAL NICOLSONBORO BAPTIST CHURCH
• DAVIS ARK BAPTIST CHURCH WILL
• HAPPY HOME BAPTIST CHURCH
• GENESIS NEW LIFE APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH, INC
• TOWNSLEY CHAPEL AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
• NEW BEGINNING CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
• BLACK HISTORY IN THE BIBLE
• THE CITY-WIDE BAPTIST TRAINING UNION OF SAVANNAH CELEBRATED ITS ANNIVERSARY, JANUARY 29, 2012
• Savannah Tech Offers New Firefighter 1 Certification
• The Savannah Winds Presents Spring Concert
• New Savannah Law School to Host Spring Open House
• SSU Conducts Important Lead Hazard Study
• S.P.A.C.E. to Hold Workshop
• Scenes from Ira Aldridge: “the African Roscius" Played by Avery Brooks
• SCAD Presents The Shakespeare Film Series
• United Way HandsOn Savannah Seeks Nominations for Volunteer Awards
• Georgia Residents Get Help with GED Costs
• Owens and Bennett Receives Konter Award
• City Manager Brian Johnson to Give 2012 “State of the City Address”
• Savannah Stopover Musical Festival Announces Band Line-Up
• ASK ANGELA
• A. E. Beach Presents the Inaugural Prayer Luncheon
• Colin McRae Honored as 2012 Georgia Rising Star
• Savannah Hurricanes Boy’s AAU Basketball Program
• Don’t Leave Your Credit to Luck:
• Edgemere/ Sackville Monthly Meetings
• The Chatham Retired Educators Association Meeting
• The Millionaire Women's Club Holds Monthly Meeting
• St. Pius X Alumni Association Monthly Meeting
• Life and Death is in the Tongue
• First Bryan Baptist Holds Slave Reenactment
• Davis Ark Baptist Holds Spiritual Concert
• Savannah City-wide Baptist Training Union Celebrates Anniversary
• Savannah State Day Observed at Connor’s Temple
• Let’s Dance
• How to Get Help with Medicare
• Berean Missionary Baptist Holds 43rd Annual Session
• Historic New Ogeechee Missionary Baptist Celebrates Anniversary
• Jones Baptist Church Sponsoring Sales and Dinners
• Greater Gaines Chapel Holds Worship Services
• Genesis New Life Apostolic Faith Celebrates Black History
• Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Holds Appreciation Ceremony
• HSF Reschedules Lecture by Dr. Charles J. Elmore
• Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Holds Program
• True Life Lived By The Spirit
• Savannah Law School Selects New Hires
• AWOL’s Annual Theater Production Presents March 2012 Show: Motives
• Coastal Workforce Investment Board Present “What’s the 411?”
• Relay for Life Announces Theme
• Health Restoration 101
• I.L.A. to Host Black History Program
• Community Help, Inc Helps Local Citizen in Need
• Savannah Feed the Hungry Welcomes Naomi King
• "Ira Aldridge - the African Roscius" Presented by the Savannah Black Heritage Festival
• 61st Southern Regional Press Institute Held
• The Savannah Tribune Salutes Black History Month
• Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra With Wynton Marsalis
• Roma arrival now set for Thursday night
• State to charge many to take 'work ready' test
• Abortion debate flares in Ga. legislature
• Join our International Virtual Information Session tonight at 9 p.m. EST to lear...
• SLIDESHOW: Mardi Gras revelry, parades take over New Orleans
• VIDEO: Polish pop singer Karolina Kozak films new music video in Savannah
• "Dangerous dog" hearing for Oreo postponed
• SLIDESHOW: Movies filmed in Savannah
• UPDATE: Missing Effingham child found
• WATCH LIVE: Mardi Gras revelry, parades take over New Orleans
• The Rev. Larry Lucree dies in Americus
• Savannah-Chatham police seek roommate of shooting victim
• Congratulations to STC's Culinary Arts Knowledge Bowl Team! They are the ACF Sou...
• UGA scientists to study effects of Gulf oil spill
• Good luck to Reina Shanks and Victoria Weygand! Today, they compete in the SE Re...
• Police seeking Savannah man after shooting
• Cold-shooting SSU women fall to Bethune-Cookman
• TRAFFIC ALERT: I-16 eastbound exit 164 off-ramps closed tonight
• Biggest container ship ever to visit Savannah coming Tuesday night
• Generous Georgia tax break due for tightening
• 'Girls Engineer it Day' set for Saturday
• Local Realtors honor 'Best of the Best'
• Braves' Hanson wrecks on way to spring training
• Visitation today at SCDS for Stuart Sligh Jr.
• Critz to sponsor Savannah Challenge tennis event
• TRAFFIC ALERT: DOT work closing parts of Ga 204 EB
• Paula Deen signing books today at Lady and Sons
• Student work from Chef Jean's "Contemporary Molding with Sugar" workshop at the...
• Chef Jean presented a hands-on workshop at the ACF Southeast Regional Conference...
• Navy sailor from Ga. dies during Dubai port visit
• Savannah area gas prices continue upward surge
• Savannah Tech welcomes "The Red Mason" Dr. Gerard Lynch to campus today for its...
• UGA researcher creating vaccine for Chagas
• VIDEO: 3 dead in Washington state avalanche
• Spotted® Photos: Tybee Mardi Gras Parade
• Atlanta Braves report Monday to spring training camp
• Vanderbilt beats Georgia men, 61-52
• VIDEO: Stephen King talks to students
• Carl Edwards wins pole for Daytona 500
• Whitney Houston laid to rest at private NJ burial
• Spotted® Photos: Savannah Irish Festival
• Georgia Power balks at Senate solar power proposal
• Spotted® Photos: Savannah Book Festival
• Country Day quarterback dies in wreck
• 3-A: Calvary girls easily win region title
• Calvary girls win Region 3-A title
• Georgia Tech loses at Virginia Tech in OT on shot at buzzer
• Today was our biggest SCAD Day ever! We're glad you were all able to visit, we h...
• VIDEO: Jesse Jackson shares thoughts on Houston's death
• Forensics and blood spatter analysis
• Bobby Brown leaves Houston's funeral early
• Spotted®: A.M.E. Founders Day Parade
• VIDEO: Whitney Houston's body arrives at church
• Spotted®: Friday at the Southern Women's Show
• It's SCAD Day in Savannah! Check-in and Welcome Sessions are about to begin, and...
• Georgia Tech suspends guard Rice
• Congratulations to the scholarship winners. You're off to a great start in your...
• Bryan County's Interstate Center goes 3D
• Savannah woman arrested after attacking basketball coach
• Teresa Giudice of 'Real Housewives of New Jersey' hits Savannah's Southern Women's Show
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Gulfstream to open service center in Beijing
• VIDEO: Author Spencer Quinn gives advice to Beach High students
• Reward fund created for dog fighting information
• Lindsey's Place benefit opens tonight, continues on Sunday
• UPDATE: Jury says Springfield child killer guilty on all 8 counts
• VIDEO: Savannah Tree Foundation teams with West Broad Street YMCA for Georgia Arbor Day
• Official: Caterpillar to build plant in Georgia
• Brunswick commissioner is released from jail
• Gingrich, Santorum head to Georgia
• VIDEO: Baseball great Gary Carter succumbs to brain tumor
• Today's police radar hotspot
• Georgia Historical Society News - February 15, 2012
• 200 Club honors three for bravery
• Pembroke, Claxton priest removed from church duties over abuse allegations
• VIDEO: Price Street becomes bike lane
• Savannah-Chatham officer hit by car
• Ga. DOT to temporarily close parts of S.R. 204 EB
• AME Founders Day parade set for Saturday in Savannah
• Boutique hotel planned for Savannah's River Street
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Ga. author to plead guilty to scam
• Pot, guns, felons nabbed in Chatham County traffic stops
• VIDEO: Behind the Veil wedding event and fashion show
• VIDEO: Arsenic found in organic baby formula, cereal bars
• Spotted® Photos: Southside firefighters raise money for burn victims
• South Carolina Gamecocks hold off Bulldogs, 57-56
• Wake Forest downs Georgia Tech
• Savannah artists join forces to create public mural at 34th and Habersham streets
• UGA suspends cornerback Commings for two games
• EDITORIAL: Dog fighters: Collar the creeps
• Port Wentworth fire captain resigns; police chief takes over fire department
• Effingham flasher is back
• Savannah Children's Museum to open in June
• Effingham pit bull possibly used as 'bait' in dog fighting released from hospital
• Homeowners insurance plentiful on Ga. coast, but premiums are increasing
• Bike lane on Price Street nears completion
• Herman Cain to rally with Newt Gingrich in Georgia
• 3rd ID's 2nd Brigade to help train Afghan soldiers
• Fox & Weeks: Family business's success crosses generations
• Bankrupt mill could become Georgia's third ocean port
• UPDATE: Adam Richman hits Savannah's Zunzi's for new sandwich series; 'Man v. Food' on break
• Rabid raccoon found on Burnside Island
• This Saturday, Feb. 18, is SCAD Day in Savannah! At SCAD Day you can tour the ca...
• Savannah Tech welcomes Libbie Summers to campus tomorrow (2/16) at 10AM in the E...
• Today's radar hot spots
• World Trade Center Savannah begins to take shape
• EDITORIAL: Chatham Schools: Chew this over
• SSU to tackle Oklahoma St. in opener
• Savannah man killed in Martinez
• Savannah Stopover adds local acts: Dare Dukes, The Train Wrecks, more
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Donations to Benefit Junior Golf at The Landings Club
• GENESIS NEW LIFE APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH, INC.
• BRYAN NECK MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• FIRST FRIENDSHIP MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• GREATER GAINES CHAPEL A.M.E.
• FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH OF EAST SAVANNAH
• TRUE LOVE BAPTIST CHURCH
• SAINT PAUL CME CHURCH CELEBRATES ITS SENIOR USHER MINISTRY’S 100TH ANNIVERSARY
• HAPPY HOME BAPTIST CHURCH
• ST. JAMES’ STEWARD BOARD ANNUAL DAY!
• Beekeepers Association Hosting Workshop
• Savannah NAACP to Hold Meeting
• BRAVO Summer Music Camp 2012 Fundraiser
• Fred Wilson to be Honored at SCAD’s Art Showcase
• May Institute Now Serving Savannah
• Union Mission to Hold 6th Annual Starfish Gala
• Preschool Caterpillar Youth Workshop at Studio S.P.A.C.E
• Dress for Success Aims to Gather $60,000 in Clothing Donations
• Former SCLC Education Director to Deliver SBHF Lecture
• Savannah Book Festival Unveils Final Schedule
• Chef Vendeville Named Rick Perkins Nominee
• Chatham County Schools Participate in Georgia Day Parade
• President’s Budget Contains $66 Million for Savannah
• Chatham Area Transit Announces Changes to Routes
• Savannah Harbor Foundation Donates $12,000 to Local Charities
• Class of ‘62 Woodville/ Tompkins Meeting
• Dress for Success
• Savannah Music Festival Slated for March 22nd
• Memorial Health Care Team Retiree Luncheons
• Don’t Leave Your Credit to Luck:
• Boys and Girls Club Program Accepting Applications
• This Week at SSU
• Beach Cuyler- Bulldogs Meeting
• Armstrong to Have Free Child Safety Seat Checks
• Ships of the Sea Programs
• Savannah Hurricanes Boy’s AAU Basketball Program
• Let’s Dance
• How to Get Help with Medicare
• Edgemere/ Sackville Monthly Meetings
• The Chatham Retired Educators Association Meeting
• Beach H.S. 1957 Class meeting
• The Millionaire Women's Club Holds Monthly Meeting
• St. Pius X Alumni Association Monthly Meeting
• Life and Death is in the Tongue
• Ruth Chapter Hosts Black History Program
• Garden City Christian Women’s Fellowship to be Held
• Sanctuary Choir Celebrates 9th Anniversary
• 100 Black Men, One Woman and A Day of “Dining Like a Diplomat”
• First Tabernacle Hosts Couples and Singles Enrichment 2012
• Planning Meeting at First Union Missionary Baptist
• Shiloh Missionary Hosts February Programs
• Holy Spirit Lutheran Celebrates Black History Month
• The First Thessalonians Holiness Holds Anniversary
• First African Baptist Celebrates Black History
• Frank Callen Alumni and Friends Presents Annual Awards Banquet
• Dr. Charles Elmore to Lecture at First Bryan Baptist
• Listen!-Can You Hear Him?
• 61st Annual Southern Regional Press Institute Set for Feb. 16-17
• Health Restoration 101
• Transforming Your Health:
• Know Your History: Ira Aldridge and Avery Brooks
• The Savannah Tribune Remembers Ms. Jettie M. Adams
• Early Voting Begins for Georgia Residents
• Lady Ferrelll Honors Her Husband
• Georgia History Festival Holds Book Signing
• Georgia Historical Society Inducts 2012 Georgia Trustees
• Carver State Bank Begins 85th Anniversary Celebration
• The Savannah Tribune Celebrates Whitney Houston
• Spotted® Photos: Valentine's Day at the Golden Age Center
• Jet in Air Force One fleet practicing landing at Hunter
• Although SCAD does not require portfolios for undergraduate admission, applicant...
• Bribery charge against Ga. official is dismissed
• SSU to play Oklahoma State in football in 2012
• Spotted® Photos: Vashti Valentine's Networking Soiree
• ‘Bait’ dog rescued in Effingham County
• SCAD Profile: Mark Mahaney Mark Mahaney reflects on what inspires him and how SC...
• Tuition hikes drive up debt
• Whitney Houston to be laid to rest Saturday in NJ
• Rising costs of tuition
• Report details plans for new Ga. to Miss. highway
• Savannah Tech's Aviation Training Center is an answer to the call of our area in...
• United Way of The Coastal Empire News - February 2012
• SSU men's basketball team wins eighth straight
• EDITORIAL: Obama's budget: A wasted chance
• Savannah-Chatham police make leadership changes
• Good luck to STC's Culinary Arts Knowledge Bowl team! They will compete against...
• Smoke closed Broughton Street
• $2.8 million for Savannah harbor deepening in President Obama's budget
• Ellis Square condos turned into hotel
• Man who kept 71 dogs removes all property from the Savannah house
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• Savannah-Chatham police seek theft suspect
• Alicia Johnson to leave Chatham County DA's office PIO post
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• VIDEO: Stove fire cause of fatal Effingham County blaze
• Gas prices jump -- again -- in Savannah area
• Investigators seek answers to Whitney Houston's death
• Early voting in Ga. begins today
• Savannah Irish Festival 2012
• Tybee Island's polar bear plunge officially a world record-holding event
• Mickelson wins at Pebble Beach; Harman tied for 20th
• World record officially broken on Tybee
• UPDATE: WJCL back on the air
• Whitney Houston's daughter hospitalized
• DO Tonight: Singer/songwriter Nikki Talley, Deep Center fundraiser
• VIDEO: Whitney Houston's body taken to morgue; autopsy planned
• Spotted®: Trustees Gala "Savannah Sol"
• VIDEO: Savannah Black Heritage Festival Grand Festival Day
• 300-plus without power in Savannah
• Blue Jackets edge Jenkins in OT, 64-63
• Singer Whitney Houston is dead
• Forrester, Hulsey win state swimming titles
• SSU tops NC Central for seventh straight win
• Georgia beats No. 20 Miss St., 70-68
• UPDATE: Rincon man killed in Saturday morning fire
• VIDEO: Shovels and Rope perform at 'Unchained Tour' in Savannah
• Ga. proposes $5M investment to find tax cheats
• One dead, one injured in Effingham house fire
• Georgia, South Carolina governors meet privately to talk ports
• Sense of Fashion: Quick fixes for Valentine's Day
• Thanks WJCL/WTGS!
• EDITORIAL: New reactors: Powering the future
• VIDEO: Mayor Edna Jackson carries a tune
• Savannah-Chatham police fete promotions, recruits
• Beachy heads Braves' new wave of young starters
• Georgia, South Carolina governors talk ports
• January offers 'confidence signals' for Savannah area housing market
• Teachers and tatoos don't mix in Savannah schools
• Savannah pawn shop robbers headed to prison
• South Carolina health board sides with St. Joseph's/Candler
• Join us Monday, Feb. 13, 2012 at 7 p.m. for a Portfolio Preparation Chat Session...
• Georgia Ports, Safmarine hold ship-naming ceremony
• SCAD Profile: Feifei Sun Advertising alumna Feifei Sun reflects on her time at S...
• 4 women file discrimination suit against Chatham County district attorney
• Poll: Gingrich, Santorum lead in Georgia
• Stop by Tybee's Water and Energy Fair tomorrow to learn more about the future of...
• Savannah man sentenced to more than 20 years in pawn shop robbery
• Chatham questioning state on Rock 'n' Roll Marathon tax revenue
• Join us at SCAD Savannah or SCAD Atlanta this Saturday, Feb. 11 for a portfolio...
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Thanks WTOC-TV!
• Today's radar hot spots
• GSU tops Wofford, 63-49
• Savannah chases away St. Patrick's Day snakes
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Roads close for Georgia Day Parade
• Savannah man wins $1M lottery prize
• Congrats Kathryn! Thanks Savannah Morning News!
• Savannah Tech student of the year named
• MSC's Golden Gate Service adds Savannah port
• Congratulations to SCAD Furniture Design students Bradley Bowers, Alejandro Figu...
• Registered sex offender arrested in Rincon
• Congratulations to Kathryn Hoyt - Savannah Tech's 2012 GOAL Winner and Student o...
• VIDEO: Skidaway bridge work underway
• UPDATE: Plant Vogtle nuclear reactors approved
• St. James student wins CEMA's essay contest
• Lindsey Hart photo gallery being readied for February gala
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Savannah-Chatham police arrest man for having 'hot' boat
• Doctors telling more adults: Get out and exercise
• Bravo Of Ebony Embers for the excellent performance last night! Thank you to stu...
• Today's radar hot spots
• Savannah Harbor deepening gets another $2.5 million in federal money
• Georgia president Adams envisions college football playoff
• Atlanta Hawks get back to winning ways at home
• Georgia men's basketball team tops Arkansas, 81-59
• EDITORIAL: Discriminatory hiring: A false alarm
• Gov. Deal: We're trying our best to get the Savannah port deepened
• I-95 motorists to be directed to Tybee via more scenic I-16 route
• Savannah-Chatham police promotions scheduled for Friday
• Harbor deepening project receives additional $2.5 million
• Planners look to learn from Bonaventure
• Don't miss tonight's concert at 6:30PM in the Eckburg Auditorium - free and open...
• Savannah is for lovers
• Chatham smoking ban could pass with commissioner's newfound support
• Ga. lawmakers set to vote on charter schools
• SCAD Profile: Justin Holt Graduate Justin Holt talks about the determination and...
• VIDEO: Santorum takes MN, MO, CO
• Missing Richmond Hill boy found safe
• Ship runs aground near Elba Island
• Stop by STC's Effingham Campus for FREE Income Tax Prep this Saturday from 10AM...
• Carver State Bank to celebrate 85th anniversary Saturday
• Today's radar hot spots
• South Carolina governor to veto unnanimously passed anti-dredging bill
• Two-alarm fire breaks out in East Victorian District
• Richmond Hill youth reported missing
• Richmond Hill youth reported missing
• EDITORIAL: Historic places: Protecting Savannah
• Georgia men's basketball team prepares for Arkansas
• Spokesman: Savannah-Chatham police lieutenant suspended for 'insubordination'
• Woman who gave kids to pedophile caught in Port Wentworth
• Gulfstream to showcase jets in Singapore
• Panama Canal boss criticizes slow ports deepening
• Judge Dillon's funeral forces court cancellations Thursday afternoon
• Beach H.S. Hosts 45th Anniversary Program
• Sports with Walter Moore
• WORD OF FAITH CFC FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
• ST. JAMES’ STEWARD BOARD ANNUAL DAY!
• GENESIS NEW LIFE APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH, INC.
• GOD’S TEMPLE OF PRAISE
• American Cancer Society Fights Cancer in Savannah
• SSU Announces 2012 Football Recruiting Class
• Amara Jones named MEAC Women’s Track and Field Athlete of the Week
• FIRST UNION MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• FIRST FRIENDSHIP MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• PENTECOSTAL MIRACLE DELIVERANCE CENTER
• FIRST NAZARETH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH CELEBRATES 102ND CHURCH ANNIVERSARY
• FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH
• TREMONT TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH
• New University Opens in Savannah
• Dawn Baker to Speak at Savannah Book Festival
• Savannah Children’s Choir to Hold Fundraiser for Italy Trip
• Critz BMW Groundbreaking
• Franklin Stevens Goes to Mayors’ Day
• Small Business Center Host Workshop
• ASK ANGELA
• Coastal Georgia Center Hosts Free Lecture
• Windsor Forest Community Center Salutes Champions
• Make Plans to Attend Savannah Chatham Day
• Edgemere/ Sackville Monthly Meetings
• Dress for Success
• Savannah Music Festival Slated for March 22nd
• Spring Clean Your Credit: Financial Education Class
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Don’t Leave Your Credit to Luck:
• Savannah Black Nurses Association
• How to Get Help with Medicare Expenses
• Couples Clay Weekend Workshop
• Woodville- Tompkins Alumni Association, Inc. Meeting
• Beach H.S. 1957 Class meeting
• Savannah Hosts Let’s Dance
• The Chatham Retired Educators Association Meeting
• The Millionaire Women's Club Holds Monthly Meeting
• St. Pius X High School Alumni Association Monthly Meeting
• Life and Death is in the Tongue
• Boys and Girls Club Program Accepting Applications
• Ships of the Sea Programs
• St. Luke’s Celebrates 100th Anniversary
• Glorify Miracle Deliverance Celebrates Anniversary
• Central Missionary Baptist Choir Celebrates Anniversary
• Bethany Missionary Baptist Hosts Ball and Consecration
• First Tabernacle Missionary Holds Choir Rehearsals
• First Baptist to Host Benefit Concert for Savannah Arts Academy
• Church Women United Celebrate Prayer
• Word First Christian Hosts Appreciation Ceremony
• Southside Baptist Hosts Revenge: When Rage Takes Over
• Universalist Church Hosts Immigrant Voices
• Bethesda Christian Fellowship Hosts Evening of Worship
• Health Restoration 101
• Living Hope Hosts Marriage Simulcast
• It's Time to Take Care of Your Fur
• Savannah Tech Celebrates Black History Month
• Southern Women’s Show Full of Ways to Help Community
• Elder Ferrell to be Honored
• Zena McClain Runs for District Attorney
• NAACP Hosts Curtis V. Cooper Breakfast
• Five Men on a Stool to Perform at Grand Festival Day
• The Savannah Tribune Salutes Black History Month
• Mike Jones Announces Candidacy for Chatham County Sheriff
• STC's Dean of Industrial Technology Tal Loos and Gulfstream's Shannon Underhill...
• Atlanta archbishop opposes birth control rule
• Spotted® Photos: Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce SMART Lunch
• South Carolina governor to veto unanimously passed anti-dredging bill
• VIDEO: Dad who killed self, sons in blaze left voicemail
• Savannah Tech celebrates Black History Month with a concert at 6:30PM on Wed., F...
• PHOTOS: CrimeStoppers releases new photos of wanted suspects
• Komen official, former Ga. governor candidate resigns over Planned Parenthood flap
• Atlanta's 2nd airport could be in Tennessee
• Atlanta to reassess its red light camera program
• 3rd ID soldier dies in motorcycle wreck
• Suspended Savannah-Chatham police lieutenant headed back to work
• EDITORIAL: Open meetings: Win for transparency
• Garden City Food Lion officially closed
• Braves have new look for weekends
• Coughlin, Manning emerge as NFL's top combo
• STC STUDENTS - Become involved with Savannah Tech’s Student Activity Council – t...
• Joe's Crab Shack planned for River Street
• Court ruling favors openness in government
• Man killed in Effingham chase was on parole
• Owner of 71 dogs ordered to undergo mental evaluation
• Fort Stewart soldier dies in motorcycle accident
• SCAD Profile: Mir Zafar Ali Mir Zafar Ali, senior technical FX director at Rhyth...
• Comcast meetings start tonight
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Spotted® Photos: Georgia History Festival Colonial Faire and Muster
• Don't miss these events for Black History Month at Savannah Tech! Thanks WTOC-TV!
• Students and faculty at SCAD Hong Kong documented the environment and culture of...
• Local gas prices edged upward again last week
• Lawrence G. “Larry” Dillon dies at home
• Ga. court overturns assisted suicide restrictions
• Spotted® Photos: Hooters Super Bowl Bash
• ELITE: Eli Manning directs Giants to 21-17 Super Bowl victory over Patriots
• Giants rally to beat Patriots for Super Bowl victory
• Man accidentally shoots himself at Savannah gun show
• Georgia women's basketball team beats Alabama
• ID released in Effingham County high-speed pursuit fatality
• DO Tonight: 40-plus Savannah museums free today
• Spotted®: First City Network at Club One
• One dead in Effingham County high-speed pursuit
• SEARCH: Critz Tybee Run Fest Race Results
• Critz Tybee Run Fest notebook: Mason building early running career
• Stop by the Student Success Expo to learn more about Savannah Technical College...
• Thanks WTOC-TV!
• Syrian activists: 200 dead in government assault
• Entomology an interesting college major
• SEARCH: North Beach Bar and Grill 5K Race Results
• New charges leveled over deepening Savannah River
• Mike Jones announces candidacy for sheriff
• Teen charged with arson after allegedly trying to set fire to grandmother's couch
• Tybee officials, business leaders ready for tourist season
• Comedian Daniel Tosh adds second April 10 show in Savannah
• Armstrong going tobacco-free
• Savannah-Chatham school district changes story on maced student
• SEARCH: Arrest records, crime reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• 3 Georgia freshmen dismissed for rules violations
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• On Saturdays at SCAD, we offer campus tours and college preparation presentation...
• Citi Trends sales increased in fourth quarter
• Financial aid refunds will be available on Monday, Feb. 6. We appreciate your pa...
• Voter registration deadline on Monday
• Spotted®: Eric Church Concert
• Savannah Tech is working diligently with the Department of Education and SunTrus...
• Thanks WTOC-TV! Free dental clinic - Give Kids a Smile - today at Savannah Mall.
• Today's radar hot spots
• Retailers deliver solid sales gains for January
• Peyton Manning's doctor gives QB clearance to play
• Georgia, Georgia Tech women's basketball team win
• Benedictine teacher dies after ambulance called to school
• Memphis Grizzlies rout Hawks in Atlanta
• Fund established for fire victim's family
• Middle school student maced by bus driver
• Savannah Tech has partnered with the Georgia Dental Association and the Southeas...
• Savannah man charged with downtown robbery
• Georgia finally gets its guy, LB Harvey-Clemons
• VIDEO: Savannah Stopover adds teeth-kicking garage rock PUJOL, others
• Georgia's groundhog predicts early spring
• VIDEO: Man adopts 42-year-old girlfriend to save fortune
• VIDEO: Pa. groundhog 'predicts' 6 more weeks of winter
• Skin cancer prevention
• VIDEO: Memorial ceremony announced for Imperial Sugar plant explosion victims
• SCAD Profile: Colin Tunstall As co-founder and creative director of Saturdays Su...
• UPDATE: 3rd ID soldier killed in Long County identified
• Police identify Savannah murder victim
• Today's radar hot spots
• South Carolina legislature draws closer to killing deepening permit
• Is there someone in your organization who does a great job and deserves recognit...
• Crime down downtown
• Man shot to death in West Savannah
• Auburn wins battle at foul line against Georgia
• Spotted®: Maritime After Hours at Churchill's Pub
• Georgia signs 18, on hold for top prospect
• Top prospect puts Georgia on hold
• EDITORIAL: Bonaventure Cemetery: A sad outcome
• SSU signs 18 for 2012 class
• Graduate illustration student Gautam Dutta collaborated with motion media design...
• Local realty firms, Cora Bett Thomas and Austin Hill, merge
• Savannah to lose direct Miami flight
• Arnold Louis MEAC Player of the Week
• Sen. Lester Jackson Welcomes Rev. George P. Lee III
• City Seeks Committee for 2012 Asian Festival
• Tigers Ranked Second In Boxtorow Basketball Poll
• Sports with Walter Moore
• ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH ANNUAL STEWARDSHIP DRIVE
• NEW BEGINNING CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
• FAIRMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH
• PASTOR OF ZION HILL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• NEWBORN CHURCH OF FAITH IN CHRIST, INT.
• Pastor Sandy Pusha and Gwinette Pusha
• FIRST UNION MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• TRUE LOVE BAPTIST CHURCH
• THANKFUL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• PENTECOSTAL MIRACLE DELIVERANCE CENTER
• TREMONT TEMPLE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• Coastal Georgia Combined Federal Campaign Accepting Applications
• YMCA Launches Annual Priceless Gifts Fundraiser
• SSU Named One of the Most Popular Liberal Arts Colleges in the Nation
• Tallahassee Democrat: Confronting Hazing
• Sherri P. Thomas Named Independent Skills Instructor
• Savannah Chatham Schools Awarded SSAS Student Achievement Awards
• SSU Professor Mulatu Lemma to Receive USG Award
• Wynton Marsalis Performs at 2012 Savannah Music Festival
• Savannah Tech Takes Flight on New Aviation Training Center
• “Thug Cop Redemption”Author Turns Obstacles into Success
• St. Matthew’s Held 30th King and Queen Contest
• Sigma Tau Chapter Volunteers on MLK’s Day of Service
• Savannah Music Festival Slated for March 22nd
• Spring Clean Your Credit: Financial Education Class
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Don’t Leave Your Credit to Luck:
• Show Your Bank Account Some Love
• Savannah Black Nurses Association
• Armstrong Presents an International Scholar Symposium
• Couples Clay Weekend Workshop
• SCCPS Meets Feb. 1st
• Edgemere/ Sackville Monthly Meetings
• Savannah Hosts Let’s Dance
• Make Plans to Attend Savannah Chatham Day
• Financial New Year’s Resolutions Class
• Super Bowl Party
• Dress for Success
• Residents invited to Comcast public meetings
• Alfred E. Beach Class of 1952 to Hold Meeting
• Agape Empowerment Celebrates Anniversary
• First Friendship Invites Community Worship Services
• Canaan Missionary Hosting Winter Revival and Cookout
• St. John’s Hosts Symposium
• St. Pius X High School Alumni Association Monthly Meeting
• Life and Death is in the Tongue
• Union Skidaway Celebrates Anniversary
• First Smyrna Hosts Breakfast
• Historical Nicholsonboro Baptist Holds Ordination
• Butler Memorial Presbyterian Hosts Bible Study Class
• Phi Beta Sigma Hosts Debate
• Golden Dragon Acrobats to Perform Live at Armstrong
• First Tabernacle Makes Donation to YMCA
• Health Restoration 101 Having A Happy Heart
• Carver State Bank to Kick Off 85th Anniversary Celebration
• National Anti-Hazing/ Anti-Violence Conference to be Held February 24-25
• CASA Appoints New Board Members
• The Savannah Tribune Salutes Black History Month
• 2012 Savannah Black Heritage Festival Presents Honorees
• NATIONAL SIGNING DAY: Georgia adds 18, waiting on top prospect
• Savannah-Chatham school board member resigns
• NATIONAL SIGNING DAY: List of Georgia Southern Recruits
• Brown, Thornton sign with Div. I schools
• Two Pooler residents waive detention hearings in federal drug case
• NATIONAL SIGNING DAY: List of Georgia Bulldogs football signees
• The deadline for SCAD Challenge: Accessories has been extended to March 1. We're...
• GSU inks 21 football signees before 10:30 a.m.
• 'Soul Train' host Don Cornelius found dead
• 11th victim found days after deadly crash on I-75
• Daniel Tosh of Comedy Central's 'Tosh.0' coming to Savannah
• Stop by the Student Success Expo to learn more about Savannah Tech! We will have...
• Today's radar hot spots
• Congratulations to Jared Dean, STC's nominee for the All-USA Community College A...
• EDITORIAL: Leopold Adler II: Preservation crusader
• Some late decisions could boost Georgia's recruiting
• Local colleges prepare for National Signing Day
• Backus site to undergo major changes
• Leopold Adler II, 'ambassador for preservation' in Savannah, dies
• Want to know more about SCAD? Watch this video to learn about our majors and loc...
• You can get help with your tax return
• Initial autopsy results show natural death for Effingham inmate
• New Back River bridge coming on U.S. 17
• Judge: No bond for jailed Brunswick commissioner
• UPDATE: Garden City Terminal fuel spill draws Coast Guard
• After endorsing Gingrich, Cain says Romney OK, too
• Today's radar hotspot
• EDITORIAL: Health-care mandate: Obama goes too far
• Going forward: Braves put epic collapse in rearview mirror
• Non-binding commitments keep Georgia in the mix
• TRAFFIC ALERT: I-16 exit closed Tuesday
• Business group to present 'First Friday on Broughton'
• SCAD graphic design students Terrence Fradet and Krisna MacDonald are both featu...
• Congratulations to ACF Low Country Chapter 2012 Chefs of the Year! Savannah Tech...
• Tonight at 8 p.m. EST, join our chat about summer programs at SCAD! The chat wil...
• City plans workshops on downtown Savannah tourism
• Inmate found dead in Effingham County Jail cell
• Chatham County pit bull faces 'dangerous dog' hearing
• Savannah area gas prices up this week
• VIDEO: Cause sought for deadly Fla. highway pileup
• China advances in education and technology
• Today's radar hotspot
• State makes change to Interstate 85 toll lanes
• Video: Mayor Jackson outlines vision for city's future
• Jeff Teague, Hawks handle Hornets
• North Carolina gets the better of Georgia Tech men's basketball team
• College football recruiting: Non-binding commitments keep Georgia in the mix
• Troopers: At least 9 dead in wrecks on I-75 in Fla
• Djokovic tops Nadal in marathon Australian final
• Solar deal challenges Georgia Power
• Small businesses invited to speed mentoring conference
• American Traditions Competition winners announced
• Johnson beats Savannah High, 64-55
• Howard women make key plays, top SSU, 64-51
• Tybee Run offers new challenge
• SSU men defeat Howard, 71-50
• Thanks to all the students who joined us for SCAD Day in Atlanta! We had a great...
• Students are having a wonderful time during SCAD Day in Atlanta! We're having to...
• SSU women lose to Howard, 64-51
• Augusta teaching hospital faces deeper cuts
• South Bryan wreck sends two to hospital
• It's an absolutely perfect day for SCAD Day in Atlanta! The weather's perfect. C...
• Food for thought from Dean Alford, Chairman of the Board of the Technical Colleg...
• Obama to senators: Change the way you do business
• Spotted®: SCADDY Awards After Party
• Savannahians manage diabetes with Community Health Mission's simple formula of diet and exercise
• EDITORIAL: S.C. Legislature: Drinking the Kool-Aid
• SEARCH: Arrest records, crime reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Learn more about SCAD Summer Seminars, Rising Star and Continuing Education prog...
• Spotted®: Savannah Music Festival 'Crank It Up' Party
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• Tomorrow is SCAD Day in Atlanta! We will be offering tours, opportunities to mee...
• STC Students: BANNER Web will be unavailable Sunday, Jan. 29 from 7AM until mid-...
• Today's radar hot spots
• "That’s called a win/win situation, and the administration of Savannah Tech dese...
• Report: Effingham needs full-time employee devoted to tourism
• Crime talk tops Savannah-Chatham Day
• Smoke detector saves East Savannah home
• Effingham chamber to promote transportation sales tax
• Citi Trends makes leadership changes
• "I encourage students that when they invest in themselves, the return is always...
• Central Precinct community meeting scheduled for Saturday
• Fee issues fail to slow big bank momentum
• New electric cranes to cut emissions, fuel consumption
• Ga. woman wins $72 million Mega Millions jackpot
• VIDEO: Sneak peek inside Effingham's multi-million dollar hospital expansion
• STC's President, Kathy Love, says, "The ultimate goal is to have the FAA certifi...
• Ga. county to void 200 tickets due to radar issue
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Thank you to everyone who helped make the Tourism Leadership Council Job Fair at...
• Citi Trends names new president, CEO
• Hinesville jobless rate shows jump in December
• Savannah area jobless rate increased to 8.8 percent in December
• Tybee's zoning manager fired
• Savannah Tech unveiled the future site of its new facility to train local studen...
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Eastbound lanes of Derenne closed following accident
• Savannah Tech's role as an educational partner in workforce development is a dri...
• Today's radar hot spots
• Legislators facing HOPE worries
• Bulldogs lose recruit because of immigration status
• New poll shows Romney holding lead on Gingrich
• Dr. Ken Boyd spoke about Savannah Tech's role as an educational partner for Coas...
• Savannah Tech breaks ground on aviation training center
• U.S. Customs to open lab locally
• 'Banner fourth quarter' reported for Gulfstream Aerospace
• OPINION: Odds and ends: Short takes on the week
• Senate Democrats promise to push Obama tax agenda
• Magazine: Georgia Southern among nation's 10 most popular universities
• Spotted® Photos: Tourism Leadership Council hosts job fair at Savannah Tech
• Hundreds turn out for Ga. school choice rally
• Experience SCAD's Atlanta location this Saturday, Jan. 28 at SCAD Day! Events in...
• Don't miss the hospitality job fair today until 3PM! Thanks WTKS!
• VIDEO: Father drives car, films mom delivering baby
• Thanks WTOC-TV!
• Obama to Republicans: Game on
• Today's radar hot spots
• Bring your resume to network with employers at the Hospitality Job Fair today fr...
• Schedule change in the works for Savannah-Chatham's public high schools
• Effingham Chamber makes splash at the Capitol
• Brenau Names New Football Coach
• Sports with Walter Moore
• SSU Tennis Drop Two on the Road
• NEW BEGINNING CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
• BETHESDA EARLY MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• BEULAH BAPTIST CHURCH
• CONNOR”S TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH
• MILLER TEMPLE CHURCH
• SAVANNAH MASS CHOIR of the GMWA, Inc.,
• ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH ANNUAL STEWARDSHIP DRIVE
• PASTOR OF ZION HILL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• SAINT PHILIP MONUMENTAL AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH CELEBRATES “I LOVE MY CHURCH SUNDAY”
• FIRST FRIENDSHIP MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
• NEWBORN CHURCH OF FAITH IN CHRIST, INT.
• Thankful Missionary Baptist Church
• Savannah Tech Offering Driving Classes
• Public invited to offer comments on Marina
• Moses Jackson Offers Free Classes
• Georgia Tech New Transportation Research Center
• Captain Kofi Moyo Announcing Water Tours
• Congress Postpone Internet Legislation
• Recreation Services Hosting Black History
• CAT Responds to Safety Incident
• Top Ladies of Distinction Serve the Community
• SCAD Presents Lecture for Walter O. Evans Art Center
• MLK Observance Day Association Hosts Business Community Breakfast
• Thurmond Guest Speaker at Notre Dame Academy
• Taylor Wins Triple Jump
• KFC Fundraiser Surpasses Goal
• Community Events
• Grand Festival Day Saturday , Feb. 11, 2012-- Savannah Civic Center
• 23nd Annual Savannah Black Heritage Festival Schedule
• Abyssinia Missionary Baptist Holds Annual Winter Revival
• Christ Baptist Church Celebrating 56th Anniversary
• Bishop Willie Ferrell Hosts Birthday Celebration
• Historic New Ogeechee Missionary Baptist Church to Host Annual Consecration
• Bishop’s Ball to be Held at the Hyatt
• New Zion Missionary Baptist Church to Host Pastoral Service
• Savannah Gospel Workshop of America Celebrates 3rd Anniversary
• Bryan Neck Missionary Baptist Church Pays Homage to Deacon Frederick Hart
• BTU to be Held January 29th
• The City-Wide BTU Honors Deacon Frank McMoore
• Abeni’s “Visions” Celebrates Its 5th Anniversary
• Corps Breaks Ground on Hospital Expansion Project at Fort Stewart
• Savannah Tech to Present Chef’s President Ball and Award Dinner
• Coastal Jazz Association Holds Jazz Rent Party
• Savannah Chapter of Blacks in Energy Hosts Membership Brunch
• Health Restoration 101
• Segway4Vets to Host Learn to Ride and Help a Vet Event
• Sharing The Gullah Experience and Story
• Siemens Industry, Inc. Sponsors the Armstrong Georgia Science Bowl
• Wilson-Smalls Awarded Carver State Employee of the Year
• Teacher of the Year Announced
• Legendary Etta James Dead at 73
• American Traditions Competition Brings Talent to Savannah
• Hedge around Andrew Lowe House parking lot approved
• Police seek public's help finding alleged motorcycle thief
• SCAD alumni Amanda Forbis and Wendy Tilby were just nominated for an Oscar for t...
• Savannah man charged with attempted kidnapping
• Local car dealership puts $390K sportscar on display
• Proposed entrepreneurial workshop draws interest
• Parker's lowers club gas discount
• Romney's mountain of wealth could cast loud echo
• Former pastor sentenced to nearly 10 years in stealing from his church
• Join us tomorrow, Jan. 25 at 7 p.m. EST for a Virtual Information Session to lea...
• Baby killed in Savannah wreck
• South Carolina's unemployment rate drops to 9.5 percent
• STC's Practical Nursing Program will host a National League for Nursing Accredit...
• VIDEO: 'The Artist,' 'Hugo' lead Oscar nominations
• Spotted® Photos: Tribute to Bobby Darin at Ruth's Chris
• Nearly 39,000 pounds of junk mail burns on highway
• Learn more about GED testing - tomorrow at 2PM.
• EDITORIAL: Jobs center: Shocking lapse
• Caldwell-Pope a bright spot for UGA hoops
• SCAD discontinuing baseball, softball and volleyball
• UPDATE: Dogs taken by police from Savannah house looking for new homes
• UPDATE: Bicyclist dies in collison with Savannah-Chatham police vehicle
• Enroll now for STC's Commercial Truck Driving Weekend Class at the Liberty Campu...
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• U.S. Magistrate Judge G.R. Smith sworn to new eight-year term
• We are excited about our upcoming SCAD Day in Atlanta this Saturday, Jan. 28! Th...
• Georgia Ports Authority posts strong year-end gains
• Savannah area gas prices edge upward
• According to @CommerceGov cultural heritage travelers contribute more than $192...
• VIDEO: Paterno fans mourn death of coaching legend
• Part of Ga. under tornado watch as storms move in
• Spotted® Photos: Gregg Allman rocks the Savannah Civic Center
• VIDEO: Garden City cyclist dies in collision with Metro police van
• Giants slip past 49ers 20-17 in OT
• Cyclist dies after collision with Savannah-Chatham police vehicle
• Patriots beat Ravens 23-20
• Fired Penn State coach Joe Paterno dead at 85
• Gingrich storms to SC victory, scrambling GOP race
• Savannah halts funding to Entrepreneurial Center amid investigation
• Parking lot fight leads to shooting
• 2012 Ocean Exchange purse to double
• Atlanta Hawks rout Cleveland
• Beach girls cruise past SHS, 64-42
• AP: Gingrich wins South Carolina primary
• Young, Clemson edge Georgia Tech, 64-62
• SSU men top South Carolina St., 83-53
• Georgia football player arrested
• Man shot in convenience store fight
• SSU women top South Carolina St., 76-65
• Storms prompt weather alerts across northern Ga.
• Savannah-Chatham school board terms are topsy turvy
• Rock 'n' Roll Marathon's economic impact: $32 million
• Teams try to assist whale off Ga. coast
• Semis stolen for payloads
• VIDEO: Port Wentworth burglary leads to high-speed chase, arrest
• EDITORIAL: Smoking ordinance: Clear the air
• Ellis' 24 sparks Calvary
• Braves stand pat on free agents
• Spotted® Photos: Savannah Lowcountry Home and Garden Show
• SEARCH: Arrest records, crime reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Rock 'n' Roll Marathon economic impact: $32 million
• Bienvenue Tara Oceans! We are honored to host your opening reception this evening.
• Former Savannah-Chatham police officer pleads guilty to federal extortion charge
• Legendary blues singer Etta James dies
• Join us at SCAD Savannah or SCAD Atlanta this Saturday, Jan. 21 for a Portfolio...
• VIDEO: Thief hits local trucking company for thousands
• Rescuers unable to help whale off Georgia coast
• Today's radar hot spots
• Georgia Historical Society News - January 18, 2012
• Decorated Hamlisch heads to Georgia Southern for Jan. 22 concert
• Virginia routs Georgia Tech, 70-38
• Spotted®: Opening night at the Ringling Bros. Circus
• EDITORIAL: Pipeline decision: Obama oil flop
• Atlanta Mayor Reed, Gov. Deal head to D.C. to discuss Savannah port deepening
• VIDEO: Ex-wife says Newt Gingrich wanted open marriage
• Spare tire thefts on rise in Savannah area
• Fugitive sentenced to 20 years in 2006 cocaine-trafficking ring
• VIDEO: SCAD grad makes it through to 'American Idol' Hollywood round
• Spotted® Photos: Tourism Leadership Council Luncheon
• Common substance may fight food poisoning hazard
• SCAD alum George Hamilton (B.F.A., performing arts, 2011) has made it through to...
• 3rd Infantry Division Headquarters headed to Afghanistan
• Join us for a Virtual Information Session this evening at 8 p.m. EST about the S...
• Savannah-Chatham arrests accent recidivist problems
• Former city manager and Richmond Hill agree to severance
• Are you interested in visiting SCAD Atlanta? We have daily tours at 11 a.m. on M...
• Hands-on welding training, even for reporters - Thanks WJCL-WTGS!
• Your career could be soaring with Savannah Tech’s aircraft technology training!
• Kodak files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• Today's radar hot spots
• Savannah teen indicted in murder case
• Poll: Gingrich takes the lead in S.C.
• Spotted®: Weddings for Warriors reception at the Morris Center
• Guyton man arrested on meth and weapons charges
• National running conference headed to Savannah
• Bank economists offer upbeat outlook for local economy
• FBI confirms Bryan County kidnapping investigations
• Former Savannah-Chatham police sergeant headed to federal prison
• VIDEO & Spotted® Photos: Savannah-centric 'American Idol' premieres tonight
• Liberty Mutual golf staying in Savannah through 2013
• Globe-trotting research vessel Tara to sail into Savannah
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• Historic Savannah Foundation Accepting Nominations for 2012
• Muse Arts Warehouse to Host “Winter Tales”
• Savannah Book Festival Slated for February 15-19th
• The Savannah Black Heritage Festival Presents the Ballethnic Dance Company
• United Way Hands On Savannah Honors Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• St. John and "A Touch of Afrika"Present Fashion Show
• The Cuyler Association Announces Scholarship
• Reception Held in Honor of Stephanie Cutter
• Sonata Receives Weave-A-Dream Grant
• The Savannah Philharmonic will host “Afternoon Adagio”
• HUD Awards $3.6 Million in Choice Neighborhoods Planning Grants
• l00th Birthday Celebration for Genevieve Sabattie Clarke
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• Kroger Raises More Than $16,600 to Help ‘Can Hunger’
• Saint Peter The Apostle School to Host Open House
• Brampton Baptist to hold Sunday School and Worship Services
• SCAD Students Among Top Six Finalist in Disney Contest
• The Faith Missionary Baptist Church to MLK Dinner
• The Evangelical Minister’s Union Hosts Sixth Annual Rosa Parks Freedom Breakfast
• Greater Gaines Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church Celebrates “ Family and Friends” Day
• Evangelist Rev. Dr. Francys Johnson to Speak at First A. B. Church Revival
• Savannah Health Organizations Provide Training and Research Opportunities for Local Psychiatrists
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• Buy Local Savannah Annual Awards Luncheon to be Hosted January 26th
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• Meg Heap Formally Announces Candidacy for District Attorney
• Toddler Tuesdays at Oatland Island Wildlife Center
• Southern Women’s Show Returns to Savannah February 17-19, 2012
• 2011 Crime Statistics the Best in 21 Years
• Crocodile World Hosts Grand Opening
• Coastal Jazz Association Hosts Rent Party
• City Donates $1.1 million Worth of Bedding, Clothing
• Savannah Native Wins Scholarship Dedicated to Savannah Legend
• Johnson to Lead NLC Human Development Committee
• McArthur Holmes Announces Candidacy for Sheriff of Chatham County
• SCD girls down Islands, 44-23
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• Deal wants slight spending increase
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• Join us this evening at 8 p.m. EST for a Virtual Information Session to chat wit...
• MLK III steps down as King Center president
• Georgia Lottery reaches $13 billion mark for education
• Savannah man killed in morning fire
• Gov. Deal says state economy is stabilizing
• Paula Deen has diabetes, endorsing drug
• Gingrich says he's best bet in GOP to beat Obama
• EDITORIAL: Property rights: Forfeiture fumbles
• Creative Coast to consider establishing workshop for entrepreneurs
• VIDEO: Savannah Feed the Hungry MLK Dinner
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• VIDEO: Effingham County honors Martin Luther King Jr.
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• AUDIO: Rick Perry slams Obama to Bluffton crowd
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• 21-and-over bars, electronic cigarettes get pass in Chatham County smoking ban
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• Ga. National Guardsman killed in Tattnall County crash
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• Horford-less Hawks rout Bobcats
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• Four names as possible sucessors to Chatham County Superior Court Judge Perry Brannen Jr.
• SSU's Davenport looking to provide transfers a second chance
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• Poll: Romney has tiny lead over Gingrich in South Carolina
• Pacers top Hawks, 96-84
• Basketball coach Jason Helton leaves Benedictine
• New Best Western planned for River Street
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• The Greater Savannah Sports Council Announces the Savannah Tire Hockey Classic 2012
• AE Beach Class of 1963 to Hold First Monthly Meeting
• National Civil Rights Organization Highlighted Flaws in Capital Punishment
• The Nancy N. and J.C. Lewis Cancer & Research Pavilion to Host Cancer Workshop
• St. Vincent’s Academy Awarded $25,000 Grant for Science Department
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• The Coastal Bank Hires Kelly Mobley Kahley as Mortgage Loan Originator
• Dunham Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church Choir Celebrates 72nd Anniversary.
• Step Up Savannah Hosts Faith Call to Action
• 23rd Annual Savannah Black Heritage Festival “Journeys, Passages and Transitions” Feb. 1-16, 2012 presented by the City of Savannah and Savannah State University
• Johnson Honored at St. Philip
• First Student Recognized for Safety Performance
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• Interfaith Hospitality Hosts Annual Hymns for Hope
• The Evangelical Minister’s Union Hosts 5th Annual Rosa Parks Freedom Breakfast
• The RoyaI Church of Christ to Host Free Gospel Concert
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• Big Brothers Big Sisters Celebrates National Mentoring Month
• Savannah Tech to Offer GED® Information Sessions
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• MLK Observance Association Presents Memorial Service
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• Anti-Hazing Task Force to Announce National Initiative
• 2012 Georgia Trustees Announced: Tom Cousins and Andrew Young
• Bernard Wright Honored For 33 Years of Service
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• DNR saltwater fishing public meeting in Richmond Hill
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• Savannah council sets priorities, prepares for staff review
• Jaguars hire Mularkey as head coach
• Savannah-Chatham police looking for car in connection with fatal shooting
• EDITORIAL: Energy tax: Pull the plug
• Wigged man steals cars in three counties, police say
• GHSA splits Class A into public, private divisions
• FACT CHECK: Did Gingrich shirk military duty?
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• South Carolina leads Georgia, other states in safe building codes
• Home sales surge unexpectedly in December
• Arizona Chemical sells stake in Arboris LLC
• Ga. regents approve college mergers at meeting
• New TV series looking for Savannah participants
• PHOTOS: CrimeStoppers releases photos of wanted suspects
• Housing Authority of Savannah receives $300,000 grant for Hitch Village site
• VIDEO: Keys left in cars enable thieves in Savannah
• Cross-dressing car thief caught in Savannah
• Deal seeks more Savannah harbor deepening money
• Raw Video: First votes cast in NH primary
• Man posing as officer gets inside Athens, Ga. jail
• Alabama wins BCS title game, 21-0
• Falcons ponder changes after loss
• Falcons' VanGorder to take over Auburn's defense
• GSU finishes football season ranked in top four
• VIDEO: Woman survives fall after bungee cord snaps
• UPDATE: Man killed outside barber shop
• NAACP tells Ga. lawmakers to end death penalty
• Long County Sheriff Cecil Nobles, Georgia's longest-serving sheriff, has died
• Prosecution argues Pedro Walker murdered Christopher Shuman
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• Lawyer: 'Roger Walker killed Christopher Shuman'
• Gas prices surge in Savannah area
• Group fights proposal to create new Georgia city
• VIDEO: Senior Citizens Inc. kicks off annual blanket drive
• Tebow, Broncos stun Pittsburgh in OT
• Falcons fall to Giants, 24-2
• Judge Michael Karpf to become Chatham County Superior Court chief judge Wednesday
• Spotted® Photos: Cooler in Pooler Resolution 5K/15K
• Man charged with murder in 2 Ga. hospital shootings
• Spotted® Photos: KidSyc@Brandywine EP release party
• Lacey scores 19 to lead Alabama over Georgia, 74-59
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• Georgia Tech opens ACC slate with loss to No. 5 Duke
• SSU rallies to beat Coppin St., 72-60
• Falcons seeking first playoff win
• GSU assistant goes to Charleston Southern
• SSU women fall to Coppin St. 71-45
• United Way of the Coastal Empire News - January 5, 2012
• Deal wants $10 million to divert non-violent offenders from prison
• Police make third arrest in Wendy's robbery
• Saints open playoffs as Super Bowl contenders
• Police make third arrest in Wendy's robbery
• EDITORIAL: Imperial presidency: Constitution trashed
• UPDATE: Two injured in accident on Ga. 17 in Effingham County
• Cumberland fire partially contained
• Carey Hilliards robber in custody, police say
• UPDATE: ID released in fatal Effingham accident
• SEARCH: Arrest records, crime reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Whitefield Avenue closing to thru traffic
• Savannah council retreat set for Tuesday
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• One killed in wreck on Ga. 119 in Effingham County
• VIDEO: Gingrich: Blacks should want paychecks not food stamps
• Savannah Tech has a new payment plan for tuition and fees. ACT NOW – the deadlin...
• SEARCH: Georgia sex offender registry
• Iowa defeat leaves Perry in unfamiliar role: loser
• Unemployment rate falls as economy adds 200K jobs
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Traffic signals at Intersections of I-95 and State Route 204 to be turned off
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• 2012 Trustees Gala
• Dr. Groce Named One Of The 100 Most Influential Georgians For 2012
• Island Hopping: Library plans taking shape
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• VIDEO: T'Bolt provides aid in Dutch Island fire
• State ag commish: Feds must act on guest worker program
• Body found in Springfield pond identified
• Savannah Tech will host a GED Informational Session at the Savannah Campus on Mo...
• EFACEC builds, ships largest transformer built in U.S.
• VIDEO: Police seek public's help identifying KFC robbers
• Falcons' Matt Ryan says past losses in playoffs don't matter
• Area universities not slated for consolidation
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• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Uncle denies involvement in Savannah murder
• New Gingrich ad calls Romney plan 'timid'
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• UPDATE: Police seeking male suspect in Family Dollar robbery
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• West Virginia crushes Clemson in Orange Bowl, 70-33
• Christmas sales surgereported
• Fire guts Dutch Island home
• EDITORIAL: City Council: A positive start
• University of Georgia recruit Keith Marshall preparing for all-star game, classes
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• More US women having twins; rate at 1 in 30 babies
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• Three treated for smoke inhalation after Hunter AAF fire
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• SEVEN YOUNG LADIES VYING FOR THE TITLE OF MISS A. E. BEACH HIGH SCHOOL 2012
• THE A. L. WASHINGTON GOSPEL CHORUS CELEBRATING 41 YEARS OF GOD’S BLESSINGS!
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• Will Barrow Challenge President Obama to Put 130,000 Keystone Jobs Before Politics?
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• Armstrong Hires Veronikha Salazar as Hispanic Outreach and Retention Program Coordinator
• Mayor Edna Jackson to speak at Savannah NAACP General Meeting
• Armstrong Announces Its 2011 Notable Alumni
• Gullah Museum to Host “Honoring the Entrepreneurs” Gala
• Adoption Agency Thankful for Over $75,000 in Year-End Giving
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• Leader of St. Joseph’s/Candler St. Mary’s Community CenterWins Statewide Hospital Hero Award
• Savannah Feed the Hungry to Host M.L. King Events
• Hospice Savannah Art Gallery Hosts Low Country Images
• A Legend Gone: Deacon Leaster Mitchell Passes
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• Community Events
• Shiloh Holds 1st Communion of 2012
• Beulah Baptist to Host 4th Annual Family Conference
• E.J. Junior Christian Women Guilds to Celebrate 47th Anniversary
• Thebes A.M.E. Church to Host Black History Program
• Sixth Episcopal District Conference
• Cokesbury UMC Donates to Union Mission
• Michigan Chronicle Publisher Sam Logan Passes
• West Savannah Area Women's Missionary Society (WMS) to sponsor Gospel Concert
• Miller’s Temple First Born to Host Revival
• Step by Step -- Getting Our Money Right
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• Importance of Screening Stressed During Cervical Health Awareness Month
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• SCAD presents 'Heritage without Borders: International Preservation and Heritage Development in the 21st Century
• SCCPSS Among the 2011 Georgia Schools of Excellence
• Slavery by Another Name: Paintings and Assemblages by Robert Claiborne Morris at Telfair Museum
• CJA Jazz Rent Party To Be Held January 22nd
• The Cuyler Community Improvement Association, Inc. Announces the 2012 Ursuline B. Law Scholarship
• Lloyd, Williams Among Promoted SCMPD Officers
• Union Mission Hires Edwin Jarrow, II as Resource Coordinator
• Leaders Honored at Civil Rights Walk of Fame Ceremony
• 23rd Annual Savannah Black Heritage Festival Feb. 1-16, 2012
• EOA To Hold 40th Martin L. King, Jr. Celebration
• Edna Jackson officially Savannah's mayor
• South Bryan teen hospitalized after skateboard accident
• Savannah to get daily flights to DC's Reagan
• Two 3rd Infantry Division battalions tapped for Afghanistan deployment
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• Savannahans among magazine's '100 Most Influential'
• GOP candidates vie for voters' trust in fluid Iowa
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• VIDEO: 8 injured in 41-vehicle pileup in Kentucky
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• Black turkey vultures invade Ga. neighborhood
• Freezing temperatures blast Georgia
• Michigan State edges Georgia in triple overtime
• SSU's Dozier challenges audience to make Emancipation Proclamation work
• UPDATE: Rainier gunman's body might have been found
• Savannah man arrested in SC shooting
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• SLIDESHOW: Top weekend pics from across the nation
• Freezing temperatures, high winds to blow into Ga.
• Average gas prices locally jumped last week
• Presidential race contested, one mailbox at a time
• GA police car hits SUV; Braves trainer's wife dies
• Gonzalez signs up for another season with Atlanta
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• Bowl loss spurred Bulldogs' success this season
• VIDEO and Spotted®: Thousands don swim caps for Guiness record, Tybee polar plunge
• Police ID alleged Wendy's robber
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• Empty Stocking Fund raises more than $93,000
• New Year's Day Closings
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• Garden City Carey Hilliard's robbed at gunpoint
• Savannah woman takes gunman on wild ride
• Utah edges Georgia Tech in OT
• Georgia's defense sees good days ahead
• Ga. man who met Ark. teen online arrested
• Police: Woman falsely claimed she was held hostage
• Obama hopeful for more economic progress in 2012
• New Year's Closings
• Real estate brokerage thrives through housing slump, surges as recovery begins
• UPDATE: Police seek robbery suspect, Wendy's franchisee comments
• Georgia's offense centers around Jones
• Georgia Tech, Utah square off in Sun Bowl
• Hair weave thieves strike Conyers, Ga. shop
• Travel Click data for Savannah hotels over New Year's weekend
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• Empty Stocking Fund nets more than $93,000, helps more than 3,000 children, 1,500 families
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Ga. 204 eastbound at I-95 reopens following accident
• Savannah named in '5 favorite U.S places to spend New Year's'
• VIDEO: Using social networking to aid in job searches
• Georgia county cuts holiday pay for employees
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• Police prepare for drunk driving crackdown
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• State: Ga. has no process to register golf carts
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• VIDEO: Tech savvy toddler nearly costs parents $200
• UPDATE: Gunman killed in Wilmington Island Wendy's holdup identified
• Weekly US unemployment benefit applications rise
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• New Year's Eve At Westin Hotels And Resorts
• Red Sox trade Josh Reddick to Athletics
• Effingham seeks wanted felon
• 2012 schedule: Georgia Bulldogs visit Missouri
• Grand jurors refuse to indict in fatal 2010 wreck
• OPINION: Mob mania over new Air Jordans obscene
• SCAD buys MLK Boulevard building
• Spotted®: Wednesday at the 2011 Savannah Skatefest
• Family of four dies in Bulloch County fire
• Abortion, immigration changes among new 2012 laws
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• Oklahoma baby is 3rd sickened by rare bacteria
• SEC releases 2012 football schedule
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• US police fatalities up 13 percent in 2011 to 173
• Last-minute holiday shopping gives lift in finale
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• LAVA 24 Fitness Names New Marketing Director
• Falcons' Peterson, Hayden end season with injuries
• Savannah contractor among 3 released by Iraq
• Atlanta Falcons' Smith takes little delight in making playoffs
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• Virginia College in Savannah Celebrates New Campus and Career Opportunities at Open House and Ribbon Cutting
• James A. Eaton, Former EOAAdminstrator Passes
• Volunteers Needed for Tax Season
• Celia Dunn Sotheby’s International Realty Celebrates 30th Anniversary
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• A Christmas Wish for the Holidays
• Step Up Savannah Receives Grant Aimed at Reducing Poverty from The Kresge Foundation
• Jammar Gives Local Children a Lesson in Character Building and Using Positive Creativity
• Local Homeless Programs Receive $3.5 Million in Federal Funding
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• Movie Night at Okefenokee
• Make Plans to Attend Savannah Chatham Day
• Holiday Evening Tours by Candlelight
• Sisters Network
• Christmas Castaways at Ships of the Sea Museum
• Financial New Year’s Resolutions Class
• Attend the Economic Outlook Luncheon
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Edgemere/ Sackville Monthly Meetings
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• Life and Death is in the Tongue
• Pancreatic Cancer Action Network Meeting
• Spring Clean Your Credit: Financial Education Class
• Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum
• Every Step Counts Survivors Walk
• Show Your Bank Account Some Love
• Leukemia, Lymphoma, and Multiple Myeloma Support Group
• International Free and Accepted Modern Masons and OES News
• West Savannah Area Women's Missionary Society (WMS) to sponsor Gospel Concert
• Eden Missionary to Celebrate Watch Night Service, First Communion of the New Year
• Macedonia Baptist Announces Watch Night Service
• First African Announces Watch Night Service
• Countdown To The New Year at Shiloh Missionary
• New Birth Savannah Announces Watch Night Service
• Flint Named Superintendent’s Student of the Month for November
• Miller’s Temple to Two Nights Worship and Revival
• Trinity to Feed Homeless, Hold Church Service
• Make Prayer Your Priority
• Health Restoration 101 Change Into a New Year
• “Strengthening the Heart of Georgia” Program Application Deadline Extended to January 18
• City Kicks off Tatemville Sound Wall
• Kwanzaa Celebrations in Savannah
• The Coastal Jazz Association and The JEA Present Musical Salute to Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Rollins Among Kennedy Center Award Recipients
• Graves Among Judges for American Traditions
• Inauguration for Savannah City Council Set for January 3
• OPINION: Brannen leaves Chatham County superior court in good shape
• Opinion: Library gift cards for staff bad idea
• Savannah schedules Christmas tree chipper day
• Woman charged with embezzling more than $17,000 from Savannah business
• Ga. offering smartphone app to cut drunken driving
• Sears to close 100 to 120 Kmart, Sears stores
• Tonight we're gonna party like it's 2012
• SCAD fashion senior Eduardo Calvo has won the Grand Prize of $10,000 in Lifetime...
• VIDEO: Mel Gibson's $450 million divorce
• Dates set for Georgia special elections
• Teresa Suddeth (BFA, Fashion Marketing and Management 2010) is featured for her...
• State cuts to Medicaid affect patients, providers
• VIDEO: The best commercials of 2011
• 34 Ga. bears killed in hunt, raising some concerns
• Thank you Savannah Morning News for naming Savannah Tech the 2011 Educational Pa...
• In a Brees: Saints QB breaks passing record in 45-16 win over Falcons
• Not-so-special teams an issue for Georgia Bulldogs
• Bulldogs' Murray enjoying homecoming in Tampa
• Back in campaign mode, presidential hopefuls focus
• New Ga. law requires safety features on golf carts
• VIDEO: Police find 7 dead in Fort Worth-area apartment
• Weather office sees 3rd-highest tornado total
• 2 shot delivering presents to child on Christmas
• Christmas bank burglary foiled
• NORAD Santa trackers have record holiday
• UPDATE: Newspaper deliveries delayed
• Titans defeat Jaguars to keep playoff hopes alive
• VIDEO: Truck decorated with animals spotted in Savannah
• Teen charged as adult in sex crimes
• Georgia Bulldog Bruce Figgins finds strength in family, team
• SC voter ID law rejected by Justice Department
• GOP: Gingrich, Perry will not be on Va. Ballot
• VIDEO: Quartet sings in Savannah downtown for Carnegie fundraiser
• Taxi driver escapes gunman in Godley Station
• Georgia men's basketball team cruises past Furman
• Feds approve new Ga. political maps
• Thanks to Chef Jean for a French treat last week in Effingham!
• Crowd pepper-sprayed, men robbed, at local malls over Air Jordans
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• Police: 4 arrests made in mad dash for Air Jordans at suburban Atlanta mall
• SEARCH: Arrest records, crime reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• John Edwards asks to delay trial, citing illness
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Arrest warrant issued in Atlanta rapper's killing
• 7 people hurt, buildings damaged by strong storms
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• Employee shot at Derst Baking Company
• 16-year-old charged in string of sex crimes
• Savannah teenager charged in multiple sex attacks
• Georgia women's basketball team cruises past Appalachian State
• Mercer rallies past Georgia Tech
• Savannah State men's basketball team tops Mount St. Mary's
• Commentary: Sanks hopeful Bulldogs' Crowell can persevere
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• U.S. House OKs half-million for Savannah harbor deepening
• Romney says no to Gingrich debate
• Georgia family sues Citadel over porn site
• Georgia extends food shrimp season into 2012
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• Rincon names interim city manager
• EDITORIAL: The big flush: God help Jasper Co.
• Woman killed in wreck at Montgomery Crossroad and Sallie Mood Drive
• Homeless organizations receive $3.5 million annual award
• First right whale calf of season found off Georgia Coast
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• Spring Clean Your Credit: Financial Education Class
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• First Friendship to hold Christmas Worship Service
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• New Beginning Full Gospel to hold Annual Toy Giveaway
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• States Receive More Flexibility, Resources to Implement Affordable Insurance Exchanges
• Mojica Attends National Young Leaders State Conference
• Groundbreaking Ceremony Held for New Health Department
• Butler Memorial to hold Annual Christmas Eve Candlelight Service
• Eden Missionary to Celebrate Watch Night Service, First Communion of the New Year
• Macedonia Baptist Announces Upcoming Events
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• Stephanie Cutter Named New Assistant City Manager
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• Trumpet Awards Foundation Announces the 20th Annual TRUMPET AWARDS
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• First Lady Shares Spirit and Wish List with Kids at the Children’s National Medical Center
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• Feds charge Georgia man with cutting ankle monitor
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• House GOP rejects 2-month payroll tax cut
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• Guyton husband, wife each win bowl game trip from Ga. lottery
• North Ga. post office postmarks thousands of cards
• 5 killed in plane crash in central Texas
• Savannah High wins Crawford Division
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• Gainesville rip through Groves
• Wildcats down Knights, 52-45
• Robin Heidt Cave surrenders at sheriff's office
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• UGA teams with Puerto Rico for algae research
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• Georgia's Grantham heavily influenced by Michigan State years
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• North Dakota St. defeats GSU 35-7
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• Judge orders arrest of Robin Heidt Cave
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• Another high-ranking Savannah-Chatham officer placed on leave
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• Another Savannah-Chatham police officer placed on leave
• Cutter named assistant city manager
• VIDEO: "Snowball" fight at Richmond Hill High School
• Pooler mother seeking son, missing since August
• Georgia Southern plays at North Dakota State in national semifinals Saturday
• McIntosh Co. man wins $750,000 lottery prize
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• Realtors install new president, officers
• Celebrate the Season tomorrow at the SCAD Museum of Art with Santa, cookies, hot...
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
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• Savannah shooting suspect surrenders
• New parts of Ga. immigration law to take effect
• Savannah fire displaces family of four
• Poll: More than half say Obama should lose
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• Savannah-Chatham specialty schools seeking students
• Man charged with breaking into neighbor's home
• Georgia football notebook: Bulldogs fans showing appetite for Outback Bowl
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• Savannah rape suspect sought
• EDITORIAL: Convention hotel: Extend the clock
• Bryan County sheriff to seek reelection
• Alleged Savannah Internet Romeo faces more charges
• Louisa Porter Aid Society grants announced
• Savannah Sunday alcohol sales start this weekend
• Savannah man sentenced to 20 years in prison without parole in school robberies
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Join us this Saturday, Dec. 17 for an SAT/ACT preparation presentation! Learn ti...
• Georgia jobless rate drops to 9.9 percent in November
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• Jobless father seeks holiday help
• Low Country Living Home And Garden Show 2012
• VIDEO: Military holiday greetings from Germany
• Paula Deen and family to host second blood drive
• Project Lifesaver, deputies find Alzheimer's patient
• EDITORIAL: Port deepening: Partners, not foes
• Effingham changes high school schedules
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• Restaurateur couple named Small Business of Year
• Postal Service delays cutbacks, closings
• 2 Ga. men sentenced to prison on counterfeit charges
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• Feds urge states to ban texting, talking on roads
• Delta Air Lines predicts 2011 profit of $800M
• West Broad Street YMCA seeking portable clothes racks for Miracle on May Street
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• Great Dane reveals expansion plans for Lathrop Avenue property
• More than 60 prominent Georgians endorse Newt for president
• VIDEO: Military holiday greetings from Germany
• EDITORIAL: Good sport: Go, Tim Tebow
• SAD SACKS: Despite adding Edwards, Falcons' pass rush no better
• Woman arrested in alleged Rock 'n' Roll Marathon scam
• Man freed on bond after gun fires at Ga. airport
• SSU Receives $610,560 National Institutes of Health Contract Award
• Chatham CARE Center HIV Health Educator Named “Healthcare Hero”
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• Smyrna Baptist to hold Candlelight Service
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• Eden Missionary to Celebrate Watch Night Service, First Communion of the New Year
• 2011 Shiloh Family Christmas
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• Edgemere/ Sackville Monthly Meetings
• Christmas Castaways at Ships of the Sea Museum
• Harambee Farms Organic Garden
• Living Hope’s Candle Light Communion Service
• Beulah Baptist Announces Upcoming Events
• West Savannah Area Women's Missionary Society (WMS) to sponsor Gospel Concert
• Candlelight Communion Service At Thankful Missionary Baptist Church
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
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• Attend the Economic Outlook Luncheon
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• Sisters Network
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• Local Writer Publishes First Poetry Book
• World AIDS Day 2011
• MLK Observance Day Association’s 2012 Marshals’ Reception Held
• Remembering Charles “Pooch” Perry
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• Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School To Open Branch Campus In Savannah
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• Savannah Philharmonic Presents Annual Holiday Pops
• Savannah Native Wins Coveted Award at SSU Commencement
• Savannah Feed to Hungry Christmas Dinner Venues Changed to National Guard Armory
• Letter to the Editor
• Savannah's Teddy Adams to Perform in Russia
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• White House Calls for Volunteer Nominations
• Jackson Elected Savannah’s First African American Female Mayor
• Fire-damaged Goodwill store to reopen
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• NTSB recommends ban on driver cell phone use
• Former Glynn Academy standout Kwame Brown agrees to one-year deal with Warriors
• Join us for a Virtual Information Session for International students tomorrow, D...
• Officials charge 8 in suspected Ga. prostitution ring
• Safety violations found at Head Start centers
• VIDEO: Bystanders lift SUV that ran over girl in China
• Sandusky waives preliminary hearing on child sex charges
• Ga. Dems push for extension of payroll tax cut
• Fire destroys south Bryan home
• Seasonal slowdown impacting home sales
• Christ Church Episcopal returns home
• Savannah man charged in second murder
• U.S. Marshals arrest fugitive Chatham County man on 2006 drug charges
• Have you enrolled for Spring Semester? Classes start January 5.
• Ex-officer, whistleblower sues Ga. National Guard
• Four 3rd ID soldiers charged in Long County murders
• Spotted® Photos: Amy Grant and Vince Gill in concert at the Savannah Civic Center
• Caught on Tape: Fla. man shot by mother-in-law
• Gun discharges in carry-on bag at Atlanta airport
• Join us for a Portfolio Preparation Chat tomorrow, Dec. 13 at 8 p.m. EST. The pr...
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• Gas prices basically flat in Coastal Empire
• VIDEO: Savannah Christmas car
• Spotted® Photos: Colonial Christmas at Wormsloe Plantation
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• Fire destroys Southbridge home
• Fines go uncollected from Ga. daycare providers
• Spotted® Photos: Savannah's 2011 Holiday Tour of Homes
• Georgia Tech eases past SSU
• GSU downs Maine, 35-23
• Veteran newspaperman dies Saturday
• International Paper warehouse burns
• UPDATE: GSU beats Maine 35-23
• UPDATE: Savannah Christian wins state championship 20-3
• Gingrich comes to debate with front-runner status
• Spotted® Photos: Denim & Diamonds Pink Heals Firefighter Ball
• Savannah State hosts Georgia Tech in basketball today
• EDITORIAL: Job robbers: Obama's bullies
• SCPS seniors hope to end careers with a title
• Motorcyclist injured in wreck
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• Man charged with second convenience store robbery
• Congratulations to the winners of SCAD Challenge: Writing! All of the winning en...
• SEARCH: Arrest records, crime reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Savannah mother sentenced to 45 years in prison after admitting to killing 3-month-old son
• Savannah teen arraigned in Wednesday murder
• Join us for a Portfolio Preparation Presentation at SCAD Savannah this Saturday,...
• Spotted® Photos: 'CATS' - Broadway in Savannah
• Fort Stewart soldier back in court in double-slaying case
• Thursday Lottery results
• Georgia Southern football team still confident in its defense
• EDITORIAL: Federal foul-up: Heads should roll
• Teen charged with triple shooting in West Savannah
• New immigration measure in all 159 Ga. counties
• Groups challenge S.C. permit for harbor deepening
• UPDATE: Va. Tech: Police officer, 1 other killed
• Slain Ga. girl's family regains custody of other kids
• Lack of money tops eggs and issues in Effingham
• Three vehicle accident in Richmond Hill
• Strategy switch: Romney directly attacks Gingrich
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• Huff Post College named SCAD as one of the top 8 schools for a career in fashion!
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
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• 2 dead in West Savannah shooting
• Islands High School gets football funding
• EDITORIAL: New mayor: Jackson's challenges
• The Banner web update is complete, and the system is now operable.
• Local guitar maker leads push for amendment to wood protection law
• Tyler Sumner unselfishly contributes to Georgia Southern's success
• Nearly 300 people attended the STC Foundation 2011 Opportunity Gala to honor How...
• Thank you to Chef Jean Vendeville and the Culinary Institute of Savannah for las...
• High-speed chase leads to Effingham arrest
• City contest could win you free parking
• GBI: Arrest made in Georgia girl's slaying
• Savannah's First African American Female Mayor Elected
• Rod Blagojevich gets 14 years in prison for corruption
• Emmy-winning actor Harry Morgan, star of ‘M*A*S*H’ and ‘Dragnet’, dies at 96
• Meet Brandi Cummings, The Newest Member of WTOC’s THE News at Daybreak
• Martina Davis-Correia Succumbs to Breast Cancer
• Performing Arts Collective Presents Black Nativity
• Chancellor Huckaby to Deliver Keynote Address at Armstrong Commencement Ceremonies
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• A Christmas Musical Sponsored by St. Peter's A.M.E. Church Senior Choir
• One Night Special Service at Pentecostal Miracle
• Glorify Miracle Deliverance to hold Candlelight Communion
• First Beulah to hold Candlelight Communion Service
• West Savannah Area Women's Missionary Society (WMS) to sponsor Gospel Concert
• Israelite Missionary to hold Big Church Giveaway
• Solomon Temple Choir Anniversary Celebration
• PerFecting Faith to hold Friends and Family Week
• Historic First African Baptist Celebrates 234 Years
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• 205th Savannah Chamber Annual Meeting
• Make Plans to Attend Savannah Chatham Day
• A.E. Beach Class of 1964
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• Prepared Childbirth – Wednesday Series
• Pancreatic Cancer Action Network Meeting
• Caregiver Coffee Hour: Promoting Spiritual Well Being
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• Attend the Economic Outlook Luncheon
• Every Step Counts Survivors Walk
• Life and Death is in the Tongue
• QiGong for Wellness
• Yoga for Cancer Patients and Survivors
• Edgemere/ Sackville Monthly Meetings
• Savannah Black Nurses Association
• Gregory Named Honored by National Organization of Professional Women
• MUMC's Breast MRI Service Earns Three-Year Accreditation
• Peace of Mind Expands Facility
• Savannah Children’s Choir Presents 6th Annual Holiday Concert
• Union Mission to host Annual Angel Tree Holiday Tradition
• Miracle on May Street Set for December 17
• Bogans Selected as West Savannah Community Parade Marshal
• Students Headed to Washington D.C. for 2012 Sea Grant fellowship
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• Pamela Williams, M.D. Passes
• Food Network Star Ashley Vicos to Make Cake for Fort Stewart Christmas Ball
• Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge Hosts "Christmas on Chesser Island"
• Pin Point Heritage Museum Hosts Open House, Showcasing Exhibits and Renovated Oyster Factory
• The MLK Observance Day Association, Inc. Presents 2012 Marshals' Reception
• Stokes to Speak at SSU Commencement
• Savannah Black Heritage Festival to hold "Dancing Through the Decades" Fundraiser in January
• City reviewing parking around Bull Street library
• Top environmental regulator named
• Meet Katie Glusica, M.F.A., fibers, 2011, and learn about her work as a restorat...
• Georgia bill would end concealed weapon permit
• VIDEO: Alec Baldwin kicked off plane
• Emergency warning siren test today
• Pearl Harbor survivors share stories of attack
• Chef Jean is coming to Effingham on Dec. 15 to prepare a traditional French Chri...
• Three arrested in Pooler drug bust
• Six Flags offers free pass for kids who read
• Environmental group blasts DNR board
• Edna Jackson elected Savannah's next mayor
• Poll results show Brown winning Tybee runoff
• Manager sentenced to serve 15 years in prison in MaRandy's Restaurant shooting
• Savannah man, Imperial Sugar defendants settle suit in 2008 inferno
• Savannah voter turnout higher than expected
• Tybee voter turnout near 20 percent
• Christian Sottile to head SCAD School of Building Arts
• UPDATE: Police find mother of baby dumped in trash
• Appeals court rules in favor of transgender Ga. woman
• New York man sentenced in Claxton pharmacy burglary-weapons theft
• Autopsy: Missing Georgia girl beaten, stabbed
• 12 candidates named for appointment to Chatham County Superior Court judgeship
• Stop by Student Affairs at the Savannah campus today from 8AM - 6PM (and Thursda...
• USPS moving ahead with plans to close Ga. centers
• One killed in Landings wreck
• Rivers, Chargers gouge reeling Jaguars, 38-14
• Savannah's Brian Harman earns PGA Tour card
• GSU's next opponent, Maine, continues to prove experts wrong
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• Alleged internet playboy nabbed in Savannah
• Judge approves restrictions for Benjamin Eichholz
• Ga. Man sentenced in sex trafficking case
• VIDEO: 2nd elderly woman objects to TSA search at JFK
• UPDATE: Driver hits construction workers in Landings subdivision, killing one
• GBI: Body found in search for missing Ga. girl
• Fire at Wilmington Island Goodwill
• Cuts to first-class mail to slow delivery in 2012
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• Vt. supporting kale artist in Chick-fil-A fight
• Watch a clip from today's Mid-Morning Live to learn more about STC's Constructio...
• Savannah area gas prices down again
• High school educators and counselors are invited to participate in an Educator C...
• Trump: Romney 'doesn't get the traction' in race
• Spotted® Photos: Christmas Party at The Hyatt Regency Savannah
• Saints defeat Lions, 31-17, for 4th straight win
• Georgia Tech going to Sun Bowl
• Georgia Bulldogs headed to Outback Bowl
• Hassell, Georgia women's basketball team too much for Tech
• Georgia Southern Eagles, Monken not afraid to shake things up
• Eddie Long taking time off from Ga. megachurch
• Plant recalls sandwiches sold to Ga. gas stations
• GSU to play Maine on Saturday at 2 p.m.
• Banner web will be shut down for maintenance from Sunday, Dec. 4 at 6PM through...
• Spotted®: New Savannah River Bridge Run photos
• Edna Jackson still leads mayoral race fundraising as runoff with Jeff Felser approaches
• Health problems mean empty Christmas
• Concrete Georgia Bulldog stolen
• What a great evening! Howard Morrison, 2011 Opportunity Award winner. Thanks, WT...
• VIDEO: Men's Bridge Run winners
• VIDEO: More than 600 compete in Bridge Run's Double Pump
• VIDEO: 2011 Enmark Savannah Bridge Run
• VIDEO: Herman Cain suspends campaign
• GSU holds on for 55-48 win over Old Dominion
• SEARCH: All results 2011 for Enmark Savannah Bridge Run
• Tonight's R. Kelly concert cancelled
• Watch Live: Enmark Savannah River Bridge Run
• Saturday's Community Calendar
• Savannah Christian defeats Prince Avenue Christian, 27-0
• EDITORIAL: Savannah closing: U.S. Postal (dis)Service
• Police make arrest in taxi robberies
• VIDEO: The 9th Annual Wright Square Merchants’ Holiday Open House
• Savannah Christian leads 27-0
• Higher expectations for GSU in playoffs
• Adult novelty store robbed
• Georgia, LSU put little on the line in SEC title game
• Branson named Southside precinct commander
• Port Wentworth Councilman Robert Henderson resigns
• Man charged in Chu's robbery
• STC students may be eligible for training assistance funded by the Workforce Inv...
• Utrecht Art Supplies and SCAD present the 8th Annual Self-Portrait Contest for H...
• UPDATE: 10th burglary charge in Effingham
• Spotted® Photos: Enmark Savannah River Bridge Run Expo
• S.C. Senate wants subpoenas on Gov. Nikki Haley's Savannah harbor deepening support
• Chatham commissioners support backing Memorial bonds
• Tonight we will honor Howard Morrison (pictured with his wife Mary) for his visi...
• $73 million contract awarded for Jimmy Deloach Connector to Port of Savannah
• Bridge run, Christmas parade to slow downtown traffic Saturday
• Streets to close for Christmas Parade on Saturday
• SCAD Challenge: Jewelry and Junior Challenge entries are due today by 5 p.m. EST...
• Spotted®: Ronald McDonald House Wine and Fries
• Gingrich's unpredictability raises concerns
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• Savannah Christian hosts Prince Avenue Christian on Friday night in Class A state semifinal
• EDITORIAL: SSU settlement: Personal fouls
• Armstrong women's soccer team blanked in national semifinals
• Georgia Bulldogs focus on stopping run, forcing pass against LSU
• Historic Christ Church to return to local congregation Dec. 12
• Effingham mother charged with child neglect
• Immigration scam awareness campaign goes national
• SEARCH: Chatham County's restaurant health inspection scores
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• The made-for-TV movie "Game of Your Life" starring Lea Thompson will air tomorro...
• Craig Heidt wants new trial; claims state suppressed evidence
• Berwick Marketplace sold to South Carolina firm
• Spotted® Photos: 'The Journey' at Savannah Christian Church
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• Today's radar hot spots
• Lawmakers want drug tests for jobless benefit recipients, elected officials
• Former client files suit against Felser
• EDITORIAL: Inventory tax: Let's dump it
• Georgia, LSU game a matchup of powerhouse defenses
• State Supreme Court to hear parking garage suit
• Robby Wells receives financial settlement in discrimination suit involving SSU
• Savannah Stopover confirms 2012 dates and ticket prices
• VIDEO: Roundtable discussion with Savannah mayoral candidates Felser and Jackson
• Bryan County's Howard named Class A Player of the Year
• Judge says Greg Parker can continue PumpPal program
• Get answers to your burning solar power questions from STC's own Lester Wiggins...
• Preacher Billy Graham admitted to NC hospital
• Economic development on legislators' minds at Eggs & Issues breakfast
• Spotted® Photos: Pooler 5k Thank You Ceremony
• Virginia College to Showcase New campus at Open House and Ribbon Cutting.
• Savannah Humane Society wins $25,000
• Feisty Cain presses ahead with bid
• Home heating-assistance funding gone, no new applications Dec. 1
• First class graduates from Winfrey school
• Today's radar hot spots
• Tybee applying for extra $90,000 to complete geothermal project
• Raiders to host underrated Wolverines
• EDITORIAL: S.C. governor on Savannah port: Hang tough
• Jewelry and Objects student Kristen Baird's jewelry pieces may make it hard to b...
• Southside Parker's robbed at gunpoint
• Trial date set for Port Wentworth fire captain
• Inmate killed at Glennville's Smith State Prison
• Great Dane Trailers, Georgia Quick Start launch training initiative
• Save The Date! Black Heritage Festival February 1-16, 2012
• Savannah’s 100 Are Ready! Are You?
• Randall Honored With the Distinguished Visiting Chef Award
• Armstrong to hold Faculty Lecture
• Election Information, Voter Precinct Change Announced
• Jackson Picks Up Key Endorsements
• Fireworks, Christmas on the River & Savannah's Lighted Parade
• Historical Nicholsonboro Baptist to hold Candlelight Service
• Handel’s Messiah Sing Along 2011...Continuing the Legacy
• Bethel to Celebrate 4th Pastoral Anniversary
• One Night Special Service at Pentecostal Miracle
• PerFecting Faith to hold Friends and Family Week
• Garden City Christian Women’s Fellowship to be Held
• Speedwell to Sponsor Bus Trip to Atlanta, Ga.
• Israelite Missionary to hold Big Church Giveaway
• Connor’s Temple Holds Annual Women’s Day Program
• American Cancer Society Gears up for Chatham County Relay for Life
• MUMC's Breast MRI Service Earns Three-Year Accreditation
• Allen Receives Komen Leadership Volunteer Award
• Health Restoration Carrying Thanksgiving Every Day
• Listen! Can You Hear Him? Special Column- A Higher Way
• Every Step Counts Survivors Walk
• Prepared Childbirth – Wednesday Series
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Edgemere/ Sackville Monthly Meetings
• Beating the Odds All Together (B.O.A.T)
• Orange Monday Holiday Bazaar
• Bus Trip
• Enmark Savannah River Bridge Run
• Life and Death is in the Tongue
• Beach High Class of 1972
• A.E. Beach Class of 1964
• Cans for COBA “Feeding the Children of Tomorrow”
• Mayor and Aldermen to Appoint Committee to Establish Savannah’s First Local Housing Fund
• Chatham Area Transit Commits to Sustainability
• City Offers Free and Half-Off Parking
• Coastal Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Declines to 9.5 Percent in October
• Deputies Deliver Food to Families for Thanksgiving
• U.S. Navy Names New Ship in Honor of Voting Rights Activist Medgar Evers
• Virginia College to Showcase New Campus at Open House and Ribbon Cutting
• Myers Middle School Helps with Breast Cancer Awareness, Receives Grant
• NNPA Region 2 Conference Educates Publishers on Importance of HIV/AIDS Coverage
• Greenbriar Children’s Center Seeks Gift Wrap Enthusiasts
• AASU’s Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sorority, Inc. Give a Day of Service
• CASA Dancing With Savannah Stars 2011
• Sports with Walter Moore
• GENESIS NEW LIFE APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH, INC.
• SHILOH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH HOST THEIR ANNUAL CANDLELIGHT SERVICE
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• FAITH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH TO CELEBRATE CANDLELIGHT SERVICE AND CHRISTMAS BREAKFAST
• EDEN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
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• GREATER GAINES CHAPEL AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH CANDLELIGHT COMMUNION SERVICE
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• DecemberWorkshops at the Moses Jackson Advancement Center
• King – Tisdell Cottage Foundation, Inc. To Host Annual Meeting
• Holiday Art Show, Gala and Silent Auction to Benefit the Blind and Visually Impaired
• Hospice Savannah to Hold 20th Annual Tree of Light
• Will Blacks in Savannah Vote on December 6?
• Gambling gets a look in conservative Georgia
• St. Vincent's competes for Pepsi Refresh science grant
• VIDEO: Michael Jackson's doctor sentenced to 4 years
• European debt key to continue U.S. economic expansion, Atlanta Fed president says
• The December/January issue of American Craft Magazine features SCAD as an art co...
• City crews handle small sewage spill
• VIDEO: Herman Cain pressing ahead despite alleged affair with Ga. woman
• Deadline for Generation Next nominations coming Friday
• Poll: Gingrich leads GOP presidential race in South Carolina
• Spotted® Photos: Historic Effingham Christmas at Ebenezer
• Clinton Young defaults on business loan
• EDITORIAL: Private consultants: City's bad habits
• Dawgs expect Crowell back
• S.C. Gov. Haley defends port-deepening deal with Georgia
• Gas prices drop in Savannah area
• Body in river identified as Garden City woman
• 'Jingle Bell' patrol nabs three at mall
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• We are proud of our Bryan County partners! Celebrating Work Ready Community tomo...
• Want to know more about our Service Design major? Read more about Izac Ross, Ser...
• VIDEO: Men brawl over 50-year-old dispute
• Soldier killed in Fort Stewart motorcycle wreck identified
• Students - Make sure to meet with your program advisor and register before Frida...
• Early voting begins today
• Rain-snow mix expected in parts of Georgia
• 2 killed while watching Georgia drag race
• Spotted® Photos: Lady Antebellum with Josh Kelley and Edens Edge in concert
• 2nd Annual Savannah Reindeer Run 8K
• Changes to justice system in the works
• Latest Lottery Numbers
• SAT cheating scandal
• Film study confirms Richt's high opinion of LSU football team
• Leinart hurt, Texans hold on to beat Jaguars, 20-13
• Ryan throws 3 TDs, Falcons hold off Vikings, 24-14
• UGA may oppose ban on illegal immigrants
• Spotted®: Savannah Harbor Lighted Boat Parade on River Street
• New Hampshire Union Leader backs Gingrich
• New group seeks to nominate presidential candidate on Internet
• Woman's body pulled from Savannah River
• Fort Stewart soldier killed in motorcycle wreck
• Metro police search for missing woman, 76, with dementia
• Search on in Effingham for possible missing boaters
• An implausible candidate's implausible story
• Savannah Christian to host football semifinal against Prince Avenue Christian
• Ga. officer charged with speeding at 108 mph
• NBA owners, players reach tentative deal
• Hurricane season a sleeper in Southeast
• Stocks slip to end the roughest week since Sept.
• Savannah Christian leads Lincoln County 13-7 at half
• Memorial trails 14-7 at the half
• Georgia, Tech renew longtime rivarly today
• Young mother struggles to keep lights on
• Savannah's Black Friday shoppers were waiting before midnight openings
• Sheriff: Laser aimed at UPS plane over Statesboro
• Ga. to consider vast changes to justice system
• Earlier deals, longer hours woo Friday shoppers
• Metro Savannah’s unemployment rate declines to 9.0 percent in October
• US awaits release of 3 students held in Egypt
• Ga. man stirs controversy with 'not hiring' signs
• Today's radar hot spots
• Lost job, other woes threaten kids' Christmas
• More than 1,100 participate in United Way Turkey Trot
• EDITORIAL: Memorial debt: Ditch the politics
• Ga. troopers hit roadways for holiday weekend
• Ga. National Guard unit returns home from Iraq
• 40th Empty Stocking Fund drive launched
• Thanksgiving Openings / Closings
• Citi Trends' sales up; same store volume down
• The SCAD Admission Department in Savannah and Atlanta will be closed for the Tha...
• Two nabbed in car theft, crash, foot chase
• Top job for Georgia: Stop the option
• Celebrate the Season at the SCAD Museum of Art Saturday, Dec. 3, 2-6 p.m. SCAD S...
• VIDEO: Severe weather impacting Thanksgiving travel across the country
• In this week's Savannah Tribune...
• Wishing everyone safe travels and a Happy Thanksgiving.
• Memorial service for Larry Munson planned for December
• New iWatch allows citizens to report suspicious activity
• Savannah man indicted in hit and run death
• Police major on administrative leave
• Police won't say why high-ranking officer placed on leave
• Georgia, Georgia Tech trying to get ground games in order for big game
• Farmer to coach BC baseball in 2013
• R. Kelly to Perform in Savannah December 3rd
• United Way of The Coastal Empire Campaign Raises Record $8,504,597
• Runoff Election December 6, 2011
• National Influenza Vaccination Week is December 4 - 10, 2011
• The American Cancer Society’s Dr. William C. Phelps to Speak in Savannah
• Greater Gaines to hold Women’s Day Celebration
• New Birth Savannah Thanksgiving Day Dinner
• Thanksgiving Service at The Temple of Glory Community Church
• Genesis New Life to hold Thanksgiving Service
• One Night Special Service at Pentecostal Miracle Deliverance
• Garden City Christian Women’s Fellowship to be Held
• First Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church to Celebrate 130th Anniversary
• Living Hope’s Thanksgiving Weekend Service
• Historical Nicholsonboro Baptist to hold Candlelight Service
• Handel’s Messiah Sing Along 2011...Continuing the Legacy
• PerFecting Faith to hold Friends and Family Week
• Bethel to Celebrate 4th Pastoral Anniversary
• Listen! Can You Hear Him? Special Column- A Higher Way
• Every Step Counts Survivors Walk
• Orange Monday Holiday Bazaar
• Prepared Childbirth – Wednesday Series
• Beating the Odds All Together (B.O.A.T)
• Bus Trip
• Enmark Savannah River Bridge Run
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Savannah Children’s Choir
• Beach High Class of 1972
• Life and Death is in the Tongue
• Cans for COBA “Feeding the Children of Tomorrow”
• JC Penney Shoppers Invited to Donate ‘Pennies From Heaven’ for West Broad Street YCMA
• Critz Celebrates Mercedes-Benz Grand Opening
• NOAAAwards a Total of $10.8 Million to Train Next Generation of Scientists
• SSU Leadership & Professional Development Class Makes Clothing Donation
• Georgian Wins Inaugural Rock N Roll Marathon
• CAT Announces Holiday Operating Schedule
• Higgins, Sledge Wed
• NovemberWorkshops at the Moses Jackson Advancement Center
• Union Mission Hires Rose McGuire as Case Manager
• Groups Fight to Protect Funding For HBCUS
• Gregory W. Oliver Thanksgiving Classic: Coaches vs. Cancer
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Congress Passes Some of the Obama Jobs Measures
• Health Restoration Keeping Healthy During the Holidays
• Public Meeting to be Held on Area Mail Processing Study
• Recount Confirms Hall as Winner of 3rd District Race
• Savannah Tech Dedicates Student Enrichment Center, Names Classrooms after Berry
• St. Joseph's/Candler hosts the 100 Black Men of Savannah, Inc.
• Union Mission To Serve 300 Donated Thanksgiving Dinners
• Edna Jackson Will Keep Us Moving Forward
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• PHOTOS: CrimeStoppers releases photos of wanted suspects
• Key witness in SCAD student slaying sentenced to 40 years in prison, to serve 15
• Former Calvary Day baseball coach Kevin Farmer to take over at Benedictine after season
• VIDEO: Hot 'n Healthy 'Ask Jodie' winner announced
• The dates for SCAD Summer Seminars 2012 have been announced! Summer Seminars are...
• South Bryan home damaged by fire
• Judge: 4 Ga. terror suspects could pose threat
• Georgia prison locked down after large fight
• Sweet! Our culinary students are participating in the Gingerbread Village compet...
• EDITORIAL: 'Supercommittee' a super bust
• Airport offers holiday travel tips
• Wallet taken from 103-year-old man
• Port Wentworth woman charged with elder abuse
• Ga. jury awards $9.85 million in child's drowning
• Today, we unveiled new 3D trainers, which will enhance learning for STC Industri...
• Savannah man sentenced to life without parole in Windsor Forest slaying
• VIDEO: Los Angeles road collapses into sea
• Port authority board approves rail extension
• Gas prices drop in Savannah area ahead of Thanksgiving
• Dense fog delays some flights at Atlanta airport
• State’s High Court ruled with national church in Christ Church flap
• Georgia legendary announcer Munson dead
• EDITORIAL: Petition forgeries: Protections needed
• GSU gets first-round bye in FCS playoffs
• UGA hosts conference on global financial crisis
• Debt deal prospects sour amid partisan wrangling
• GSU to receive first-round bye in playoffs
• Sunday alcohol sales start in some Ga. cities
• Spotted®: 4th Annual Save The Animals Sock Hop
• Savannah-Chatham school district SAT averages drop
• Political Notes: Will Republicans choose Mr. Right or Mr. Electable?
• Miracle on May Street set
• VIDEO: Justice Clarence Thomas speaks in Pin Point
• Field for Savannah River Bridge Run filling up quickly
• South Carolina State beats Savannah State 20-10
• Alabama defeats Georgia Southern, 45-21
• We are the only community in Georgia to receive this funding!
• South Carolina State leads Savannah State 17-3 at halftime
• Alabama leads GSU 38-21 after 3 quarters
• Alabama leads GSU 10-0 after 1st quarter
• GSU trying to get respect
• Marijuana grow house found in Atlanta neighborhood
• Savannah Christian wins coin toss, will host Lincoln County Friday night
• Woman on the run for 17 years arrested in Augusta
• UPDATE: Two arrested in taxicab homicide
• Police: GA pair arrested after nude photo shoot
• Gadhafi son Seif al-Islam seized in southern Libya
• Memorial asks county to back $195 million in bond debt
• Rice returns, leads Tech to victory
• Savannah Christian routs Bowdon, 38-7
• Savannah Christian leads Bowdon 31-0
• Two Savannah men arrested after shootout
• Marijuana in the mail brings arrest, CNT says
• Tomorrow's the big day!
• Joe Paterno has lung cancer, son says
• Parolee accused of selling crack to drug agents
• Former coach's discrimination suit against SSU dismissed
• Gulfstream G650 gets FAA provisional certificate
• Happy winter break to all of our students! We hope your fall quarter went smooth...
• Savannah-Chatham Animal Control giving away cats
• One of the best resources a student has at SCAD is the faculty teaching in the c...
• Video & Photos: Benedictine Latin students race homemade chariots
• United Way of the Coastal Empire tops fundraising goal
• VIDEO: Okla. St. women's coaches die in Ark. plane crash
• Don't miss the opportunity to hear our visiting artisans speak at 7PM tonight at...
• Interested in finding out what SCAD looks for in a portfolio? Wondering if eLear...
• Former McDonald's manager sentenced in document fraud case
• Memorial asks Chatham to back $195 million in bond obligations
• Savannah-Chatham police department to be assessed for accreditation
• Today's radar hot spots
• Savannah Music Festival 2012
• Spotted®: 2nd Annual Nouveau Celebration and Masquerade Ball
• Savannah's Hollis Stacy to be inducted into Golf Hall of Fame
• 'SSU Then and Now' exhibit on display Friday, Saturday
• Turning point for Georgia football team
• Savannah Christian and Bowdon meet Friday night with Elite 8 berth at stake
• Savannah swamps Atlanta in Travel+Leisure survey
• Georgia jobless rate at 10.2 percent
• National push for international tourism gets local support
• Recount confirms Hall wins Savannah council's District 3 seat
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• Trashed ticket leads to $250,000 lottery win for Ga. man
• SEARCH: Arrest records, crime reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Parker defends PumpPal gasoline saving program
• Join us at SCAD in Savannah for a Portfolio Preparation Presentation this Saturd...
• Exchange on woman's lost leg gets heated at Savannah City Council
• VIDEO: Benetton unveils ad campaign with world leaders kissing; Vatican pledges legal action
• Have you visited the SCAD Kickstarter curated page featuring projects by SCAD al...
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Spotted® Photos: NuBarter Holiday Gift and Trade Show
• Trailer accident delays traffic on Highway 80
• 6 dead as storms, possible tornadoes hit Southeast
• Today's radar hot spots
• Testing and cheating scandals
• Savannah Christian football game moved up to 7 p.m. Friday
• Brothers jailed for burglary in Effingham
• UPDATE: Coastal Empire under tornado watch, severe thunderstorm warning for Effingham County
• Georgia's Richt trying to 'finish the drill'
• Youth, 16, sentenced to life in John Green slaying
• We're celebrating International Education Week on the Savannah Campus. Have you...
• Savannah attorney pleads guilty to taking clients' money for personal and business use
• SEARCH: Payments made to vendors by Bryan, Effingham, Savannah-Chatham school systems
• VIDEO: Suspect in shooting near White House arrested
• Citizen tip leads to Effingham burglary arrest
• Police accuse Ga. principal of battery against student
• Facebook warns of recent wave of spam
• South Carolina Gov. Haley: State needs to stop saying no
• Forecast: Mild growth ahead for Savannah economy
• Georgians pledge backing for S.C. port
• Today's radar hot spots
• Police seek suspect who shot up east Savannah home
• UGA women lead GSU 38-26 at half
• Another Savannah dice game ends with shooting
• Bryan's Howard to play softball at Auburn
• LaHood: 'Deepening has to happen'
• Ramah SDA Junior Academy
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Remembering Staff Sergeant Seabrook
• Savannah NCNW Sections Celebrate Unity
• I Remember November
• NAACP Chairman Meets with President to Support Passage of American Jobs Acts
• Local Resident to Compete For Miss Georgia USA 2012
• STC Foundation Award Gala to Honor Howard Morrison
• Ground Broken for Tuskegee Airmen Memorial
• Preview Savannah Book Festival’s Original Winning Poster for 2012 at Local Gallery Event
• MLK Observance Day Association Planning for 2012 Celebration
• Every Step Counts Survivors Walk
• Bariatric Surgery Support Group Meeting
• Enmark Savannah River Bridge Run
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Sisters Network
• Prepared Childbirth Saturday Session
• College in Your Pocket
• Prepared Childbirth – Wednesday Series
• 10th Annual Waiting on a Cure Luncheon
• Fall Colors Performance
• Life and Death is in the Tongue
• 10th Annual Waiting on a Cure Luncheon
• Orange Monday Holiday Bazaar
• Every Step Counts Survivors Walk
• Gynecological Cancers Support Group
• Gator Ball Academy Presents: Harlem Legends’ Celebrity Benefit Game
• Cans for COBA “Feeding the Children of Tomorrow”
• Bethesda Christian Fellowship to celebrate Church and Pastor’s Anniversary
• Savannah Church of God to present Twelve Disciples Program
• First Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church to Celebrate 130th Anniversary
• New Birth Savannah Thanksgiving Day Dinner
• Mount Hermon to Hold Deacon’s Appreciation
• Macedonia to hold Harvest Day Celebration
• One Night Special Service at Pentecostal Miracle Deliverance
• 6th Pastoral Anniversary Celebration at Holy Jerusalem
• S.W.A.V (Sisters With A Voice) Presents Real Women Win Women’s Conference
• Garden City Christian Women’s Fellowship to be Held
• St. Philip to Celebrate Legacy and Leadership
• Jerusalem to hold Combined Choir Anniversary
• Connors Temple to Host Women’s Day
• The Family Doctor: Your Partner in Keeping Your Family Well
• Health Restoration Is Your Life Worth Saving?
• Junior League Accepting Project and Assistance Applications
• Georgia Historical Society to Hold Pin Point Historical Marker Dedication
• SCCPSS Students Excel in Young Writers Contest
• Edna Jackson Could Bring Us Together for an Even Better Savannah
• Savannah Feed the Hungry Proudly Announces Partnership with UniverSoul Circus for Thanksgiving
• Johnson to Speak at NAACP General Meeting
• Next Mayor of Savannah is Still Undecided
• United Way to Hold Turkey Trot
• Savannah Children’s Book Festival Set for Nov. 19
• Tybee council candidates in a runoff
• Spotted® Photos: 'Seniors Got Talent!' Show
• Join us for a SAT Preparation Chat tomorrow, Nov. 16, at 8 p.m. EST! High schoo...
• LaHood: ‘Deepening has to happen’
• Georgia legislators seek drug tests for welfare applicants
• Savannah City Councilman requests recount
• U.S. Secretary of Transportation LaHood Visits Port of Savannah
• OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
• Search for gunman intensifies
• Bahamas police say Savannah man swept away by wave
• Memorial University Medical Center No. 1 in neurosciences care: HealthCare reports
• Dense fog advisory in effect until 10 am
• Feds, armed with search warrants, board Diamond Casino
• Braves' Kimbrel named NL Rookie of the Year
• OPINION: Odds and ends
• Federal agents armed with search warrants board Diamond Casino Monday
• GSU receives vote in AP football poll
• Kingston: Port OK may not come until October
• Junior League of Savannah seeking applicants for helping hands efforts
• Spotted® Photos: 'Mike & Molly' actor Billy Gardell at Savannah Civic Center
• Ga. toddler recovering after dog rips off her scalp
• S.C. river commission mounts legal challenge to Savannah River deepening agreement
• More angst over Savannah Harbor: South Carolina DNR joins outcry
• Spotted® Photos: PurpleStride Pancreatic Cancer 5k
• Nearly 50 arrests made after UGA-Auburn game
• Savannah area gas prices up last week
• Suspicious package found at Savannah Fire headquarters, Oglethorpe Ave closed
• Master Chef is coming on Saturday! It's not too late to participate...
• Spotted® Photos: Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum Flying Fortress 5K
• Sunday Lotteries
• Savannah musician dies of gunshot wounds Sunday morning
• Kentucky stands between Georgia and Eastern Division title
• Jaguars keep Colts winless
• Savannah man dies Sunday morning of gunshot wounds
• New generation of music central to protest
• Small earthquake strikes north Ga., Ala.
• Spotted®: Zombie Walk on River St & After Party
• Political Notes: Jeff Felser has a steep climb
• Pete Liakakis not ready to bow out of politics
• Telfair art fair continues
• Houses burn within three blocks, two hours
• Two houses burn within three blocks, two hours
• Georgia routs Auburn, nears SEC East title
• Georgia routs Auburn, 45-7
• GSU rips Wofford, wins conference title
• VIDEO: Geekenders share their interests during Geekend 2011
• We had a fantastic time at SCAD Day and hope you did too! Remember to check out...
• Spotted®: John Mellencamp concert at the Savannah Civic Center
• GSU wins SoCon title, beats Wofford 31-10
• Obama embarking on day of diplomacy in Hawaii
• SCAD's interior design department has earned the two No. 1 rankings for its unde...
• It's SCAD Day in Savannah! It's a bright sunny morning and welcome sessions are...
• Liberty County star running back Thornton verbally commits to N.C. State
• Regulators decline to meet with Savannah mayor to talk LNG
• Windsor Forest leads South Cobb at halftime
• Sauers returning to golf after layoff, serious illness
• Geekend 'Hackathon' makes for long but creative night for participants
• S.C. River Commission to review Savannah Harbor decision
• Video & Spotted® Photos: Richmond Hill Veterans Day observance
• Spotted® Photos: Cpt. Matthew Freeman 5K Run/Walk for Peace
• Humane Society of Greater Savannah a finalist for cash prize
• S.C. River Commission to weigh Savannah Harbor response
• UPDATE: Student who died at tap house didn't appear drunk, bar owner says
• Atlanta mayor, Gov. Deal, U.S. transportation secretary to tour port
• VIDEO: 11.11.11 brings out the crazy people and theories
• Join us tomorrow night for "A SCAD, MAD, MAD, MAD Discussion," a panel discussio...
• Fatal wreck halts White Bluff traffic
• Spotted®: Savannah Menu Hospitality Night at N. Beach Grill
• Spotted®: CASA’s Dancing with the Savannah Stars Finale
• Today's radar hot spots
• Georgia Historical Society News - November 10, 2011
• Seasonal trend drags on home sales
• Kirk Franklin at Tiger Arena
• Savannah man charged with molestation, rape
• Bulldogs watching for Auburn tight end with Georgia roots
• COLUMN: GSU's Harvey: Why Nittany Lions are crying
• Ogeechee fish kill tops 'Dirty dozen' water offenses
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Streets to close Friday morning for Veterans Day Parade
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Effingham County woman uses cane to stop burglary
• This Saturday is SCAD Day in Savannah! You can register for SCAD Day at www.scad...
• Former Chatham police chief dead at 71
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• UPDATE: Savannah harbor deepening compromise approved
• VIDEO: Rick Perry admits he 'stepped in it,' wipes off boot
• Veterans Day Parade set for Friday morning in Savannah
• Scholarship winners - check your email for a message.
• Savannah Technical College will be closed tomorrow in celebration of Veterans Da...
• Recount likely for Savannah District 3 race
• United Way of the Coastal Empire News - November 2011
• VIDEO: Plane carrying NASCAR owner Rick Hendrick crash lands in Florida
• Georgia receivers impress in latest victory
• Officials urge Savannahians to make plans for dealing with Rock 'n' Roll Marathon disruptions
• Police seek alleged Wilmington Island prowler
• Braves trade Lowe to Indians
• Savannah murder suspect caught in Atlanta
• Man charged with hunting in Georgia subdivision
• More than any other building on campus, this one is designed to prepare our stud...
• PHOTOS: CrimeStoppers releases photos of wanted suspects
• Ga. man learns of lottery win through Facebook
• Cain says he was 'falsely accused' of harassment
• Savannah area gas prices fell last week
• VIDEO: Halloween house a YouTube hit
• Savannah woman, son injured in early morning fire
• Peace Officer Academy honors fallen officer Willie Samuel Smith at its graduatio...
• Today's radar hot spots
• Ellen Barkin, Ray Liotta presented Lifetime Achievement Awards
• Georgia Tech making bid to return to ACC title game
• Thousands turn out for Savannah's best Jewish food
• VIDEO: Herman Cain defends ad with smoking campaign manager
• We'll be looking for you this afternoon at 3 as we dedicate the Student Enrichme...
• Spotted® Photos: Savannah Speed Classic
• No Powerball jackpot winner
• Bill Dawers: Why do people leave Savannah?
• Georgia Tech knocks off Clemson
• Coast Guard pulls three from Tybee waters
• Georgia holds off Florida, 24-20
• Man shot in face at King George Apartments
• Spotted® Photos: Pet owners participate in Savannah's PAWrade
• Hampton pulls away from SSU, 22-5
• Appalachian State upsets Georgia Southern
• Attention writers: the SCAD Writing Challenge is due Friday, November 4th at 5:0...
• Spotted®: Paint the Pier Pink
• UPDATE: Missing man with dementia, schizophrenia found safe
• Students are starting to arrive here at SCAD Atlanta for SCAD Day!
• Today is an exciting day here at SCAD. In addition to Savannah Film Festival kic...
• We are so excited about SCAD Day today in Atlanta! Check-in starts at 12:30pm. C...
• Savannah to lose 155 jobs when Medicare processing center closes next year
• Beach leads Benedictine 19-7 at halftime
• ADVISORY: Homecoming 2011 parking, traffic guidelines
• Beach leads Benedictine, 19-7
• VIDEO: Savannah State meets Hampton on homecoming Saturday
• UPDATE:Ga. 17 at Roebling Road opens after wreck
• Savannah man faces life without parole in 2010 drug-related slaying
• André Leon Talley and Kehinde Wiley are having a conversation today at the SCAD...
• Watch as the ruins of the Central of Georgia Railroad 1853 depot are preserved a...
• Neighborhoods on marathon route rallying to support runners
• Geekend expands brand, awaits returns
• Spotted®: SSU Homecoming Pep Rally & Carnival
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• Bryan County BOE member resigns
• Congratulations to Savannah Tech's Adult Education Program! They received top ho...
• Congratulations to Cody Carrell! He is TCSG's Youth Challenge GED Graduate of th...
• Savannah man convicted in Bluffton shooting
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Streets to close for Savannah State homecoming parade
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Spotted® Photos: Coastal Empire Fair
• We are excited about SCAD Day tomorrow in Atlanta! We hope to see you there!
• Today's radar hot spots
• St. Louis Cardinals beat Texas Rangers in wild, 11-inning Game 6, force Game 7
• Georgia Historical Society News - October 26, 2011
• Windsor Forest tops Savannah High, 28-6
• Windsor Forest leads Savannah High, 7-0, at halftime
• EDITORIAL: Port deepening: Keep Savannah's edge
• Calmer Aaron Murray prepares for Florida
• SCAD student slaying trial's jury still in deliberations
• Savannah State police fire pepper spray at ex-student
• Nominate Generation Next candidates for 2012
• Step Up Savannah hears national innovator
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• The Savannah Film Festival kicks off this Saturday, Oct. 29! This year's hosts i...
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Halloween on Tybee back to Monday
• Design*Sponge founder, interior design maven and nationally renowned author Grac...
• Metro Savannah’s unemployment rate declines to 9.3 percent in September
• Students, the deadline for applying for these low cost loans is October 31. Don'...
• Our Construction Management Associate Degree graduates now qualify to take the s...
• VIDEO and Spotted®: Little Pink Dress Party
• Today's radar hot spots
• Mayor unbowed by 'hellish' year
• Closing arguments over in SCAD student slaying trial
• World Series Game 6 is postponed until Thursday
• School bus, four vehicles, wreck in front of Savannah Mall
• Spotted® Photos: SSU Tigers Toga Party
• Ga. man sentenced for supplying Iran's military
• Coroner: Amy Winehouse died from too much alcohol
• Experience the SCAD Atlanta campus this Saturday, Oct. 29 by attending SCAD Day!...
• Don't forget that the student/faculty preview of the new SCAD Museum of Art is a...
• Ga. toll official to discuss I-85 lanes at meeting
• We couldn't have said it better! Thanks, Jake.
• Today's radar hot spots
• Atlanta police arrest Wall Street protesters
• Gov. Deal touts transportation tax to benefit Ga. port logistics
• Reputations are built with World Series heroics
• Georgia defense comes up to speed
• Liotta Among Honorees of Savannah Film Festival
• CASA Presents Dancing With Savannah Stars 2011
• “Jammin’ Old School Party” Set for October 29
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Girl Scouts Troops Visit Grave of Juliette Gordon Low
• Deputies Promoted, Honored at Sheriff's Quarterly Awards Ceremony
• Carver Village Mission Improvement Awards Banquet Held
• SSU Homecoming Schedule of Events
• Mary Davis and The SOS Band to Appear During Homecoming 2011
• Savannah, Halle Sign Twinning Agreement
• United Way of the Coastal Empire 2011 Campaign Hits 50 Percent of Goal
• Thompson Participates in City Rail Summit in China
• SCAD Museum of Art to Open
• Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum to hold Annual Founder’s Award Program
• Sigma Tau Chapter Supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Armstrong Faculty Lecture: "Not your Father's Medicare"
• Learn How to "Outclass the Competition" and Get The Job You Want!
• Bethel to hold Harvest Day Service
• Jerusalem Baptist to Celebrate Family and Friends Day
• Department of Cultural Affairs Open House
• Coffee Bluff Community Health Fair
• Reformation Sunday at Holy Spirit Lutheran Church
• City Wide Baptist Training Union to be held
• Fairlawn to host Appreciation for Sis. Lucille Edwards
• First New Light Deacon and Deaconess Boards to Celebrate Anniversary
• Mt. Pilgrim to hold Fall Revival
• Youth Ministry, Greater Pentecostal, to host Community Carnival
• The New Horizons of St. Benedict to hold Appreciation/Recognition Banquet
• Birthday Celebration for Pastor N.N. Boles
• Consecration Service for Phrophet-Elect Sherico Greene
• New St. Luke to hold Church Anniversary
• First African to host Empowerment Experience
• Christian Revival Center Presents Hallelujah Night Festival
• First Jerusalem to Celebrate 130th Anniversary
• First Friendship to hold Youth Sunday Services
• Family, Friends, Corporate Teams and Sponsors Raise Over $188,000
• Health Restoration The Story of Selenium
• The Wings of Freedom Tour Announce Unique Display in Savannah
• Savannah Natural Hair Show
• City Appoints New Assistant City Manager
• Welcome to Homecoming 2011!
• A Message from the 2011 Co-Chairs
• O’Jays, Charlie Wilson to Perform During Homecoming 2011
• Miss SSU to be Crowned Oct. 27 at "The Safari Escapade" Coronation
• Parker honored as convenience store 'innovator'
• Road rage incident leads to arrest
• Delta to cut back on flights next year, may raise ticket prices
• Georgia ports credited for 1,500 new jobs, $295 million in investments in Atlanta region
• Get a mammogram on Thursday
• BLOG: Humane Society needs your votes
• Downtown Neighborhood Association hosting candidate forum
• Survey: Home prices up in half of major US cities
• W.W. Law house placed on 2012 list of Places in Peril
• SCAD is pleased to host Design*Sponge founder, interior design maven and nationa...
• Spotted®: NuBarter Networking Lunch at Harris Baking Company
• National campaign aims to collect photos of Vietnam vets
• Today's radar hot spots
• Rangers beat Cardinals, 4-2
• Football Player of the Week: Savannah Christian's Will Austin
• EDITORIAL: Synthetic cannibis: Poisonous weed
• Massive yacht stops in Thunderbolt
• Bulldogs have even more at stake this year against Gators
• Guyton teen charged with homicide
• Man at center of Ga. megachurch probe speaks out
• Ala. governor, John Lewis praise Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth
• Military records sought in slaying of Ga. deputy
• VIDEOS: Halloween costume ideas
• Local gas prices down slightly
• Spotted® Photos: International Paper Family Day Celebration
• VIDEO: New video surfaces of Gadhafi capture
• We will dedicate the Student Enrichment Center on Sunday at 3 PM. If you haven't...
• Today's radar hot spots
• Garden City drops Southbridge annexation
• Alderman At-Large forum Monday
• Falcons beat Lions, 23-16, behind Ryan's 2 TDs
• Paul wants to phase out federal student loans
• Sheriff: Fort Gordon soldier kills deputy, self
• Occupy Chicago: 130 arrested in city park protest
• UPDATE: 7.2 quake in Turkey kills 30, injuries 150
• Spotted®: 20th Anniversary Historic Savannah Foundation Gala
• Cards win
• Gingrich: Alternative to the frontrunner?
• Pujols, Cardinals crush Rangers
• Spotted® Photos & Video: Walking With a Purpose at Savannah Mall
• BELUE: Georgia a team on a mission against Florida
• GSU defeats Presbyterian 48-14
• GSU leads Presbyterian 48-7 in fourth quarter
• GSU leads Presbyterian 38-0 at halftime
• GSU leads Presbyterian 14-0 in 2nd quarter
• EDITORIAL: ESPLOST vote: 'Yes' for schools
• 55-year-old dies in late-night wreck
• 'Occupy' camps provide food, shelter for homeless
• Spotted®: A 'Knight to Remember' Prom
• Overnight accident leaves one dead
• Cain's stumbles fuel doubts on electability
• Newspaper deliveries delayed
• High school football scores
• Chef Jean will be presenting at noon on ways we can remedy childhood obesity. F...
• SCPS leads Calvary 42-0 at half
• UPDATE: Suspicious package deemed safe
• Homecoming Week 2011 to kick off Oct. 23 with worship service
• First Chatham subsidiary ranks high nationally in SBA lending
• Coastal Center for Developmental Services dedicates community garden
• Visit the SCAD Museum of Art's website to see upcoming events and exhibitions an...
• Savannah to celebrate local food
• Video & Photos: Savannah Christian Pep Rally
• 3rd ID's deployment to Iraq cancelled
• Judge Mikell to become state Court of Appeals chief judge Nov. 14
• We offer a prep course designed for aircraft maintenance technicians wishing to...
• VIDEO: Obama announces total Iraq troop withdrawal
• Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Georgia to close
• State’s handling of fish kill challenged
• Spotted®: Gay Savannah Night OUT at Rocks on the Roof
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Visit us for SCAD Day in Atlanta on Saturday, Oct. 29th! There will be tours, ad...
• Today's radar hot spots
• VIDEO: Pro-Life Anderson spent more than three decades battling abortion
• Five killed in Tattnall County wreck
• Izzo: Two defendants responsible for SCAD student's slaying
• Savannah appoints new assistant city manager
• Delta expands Economy Comfort to domestic flights
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• City debates buyouts or more drainage for Betty Drive
• City of Savannah wants to renovate Waters Ave. site for retail
• Judge strikes testimony in Savannah murder trial
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Visit us at SCAD Savannah for a Portfolio Preparation Session this Saturday, Oct...
• SCAD students and faculty are invited to an exclusive first look at the newly ex...
• UPDATE: Libyan leaders tell US Gadhafi is dead
• Georgia’s jobless rate increases to 10.3 percent in September
• Today's radar hot spots
• Savannah-Chatham school board ponders boundary lines
• VIDEO: Armstrong Atlantic State University hosts celebration
• VIDEO: Pro-Life Anderson dead at 84
• Masked, armed man robs Windsor Forest Subway
• EDITORIAL: New bishop: An important day
• Metro police warn of home improvement scam
• Waters Avenue site on tap for Savannah City Council on Thursday
• Video & Photos: 16th Annual Celebrate Armstrong Day
• Study identifies choke points caused by Ga. ports expansion
• Can't visit SCAD in person? Don't forget to join us for our Virtual SCAD Day tom...
• Rincon man wanted on meth charges behind bars
• United Way of Coastal Empire hits 50 percent of goal
• 16-year-old charged with Savannah murder arraigned
• Social Security benefits to go up 3.6 percent
• Lookin' good! Scott Knudsen of National Distributing Company (left) presents Jim...
• Democrats to open new Georgia headquarters
• It was a packed house at the Chamber Manufacturing Breakfast this morning. Here'...
• Congrats to SCAD sequential art professor Brian Ralph, whose graphic novel, "Day...
• Today's radar hot spots
• Jason Buelterman leads way in fundraising for Tybee Island's mayor's race
• 16-year-old charged with Savannah murder
• The new normal: Higher bank fees are here to stay
• Series has good baseball, but little tube appeal
• Johnson: Tech will bounce back
• EDITORIAL: Joyner candidacy: Law trumps politics
• SEDA: Potential projects heating up
• Supreme Court to hear Landings gator attack case
• Savannah, German city to sign agreement
• Two candidate forums tonight
• Savannah teenager charged in Monday murder
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Officers Reach Out to Young Adults
• Coastal Health District Encourages Parents and Teens to Communicate During “Let’s Talk Month”
• International Paper’s Savannah Mill to Celebrate 75 Years
• Savannah Firefighters Win Charity Basketball Game
• SSU Student Groups to Host Forum Oct. 20 for City Mayoral Candidates
• Savannah Music Festival Launches New Off-Season Concert Series
• Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., Presents $1,000 to SSU
• Manigaults Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
• West Broad YMCA to hold Fall Festival
• Exhibit of Patient Portraits in the Hospice Savannah Art Gallery
• SCAD Welcomes Isolde Brielmaier, Chief Curator of Exhibitions
• The Spirit of Excellence Unstoppable Woman Wins Again
• Omar Temple #21 Back to School Donations
• Enoch to Speak at the Annual Boys & Girls Clubs Dinner and Charity Auction
• 2nd Annual Pink Honda-ween Spooktacular
• 2011 Savannah Film Festival Panels and Workshops Announced
• Heritage and Talent Abounds at the Coastal Showcase
• Pottersville Alkaline Glazed Stoneware
• Rides for Mammograms
• Attention All A. E. Beach Alumni & Community
• Fall Colors Performance
• Dream Style
• Dinner and Charity Auction
• Coffee Bluff Community Health Fair
• Richard Arnold Alumni
• BOAT Needs Your Help
• The Georgia Education Articulation Committee
• Fall Festival and Anniversary Celebration
• The Moses Jackson Advancement Center
• Enmark Savannah River Bridge Run
• Bus Trip
• Buy One Get One Free Membership at YMCA
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Grief in the Holidays
• Mt. Pilgrim to hold Fall Revival
• Mt. Olive to hold Fall Revival
• Union Skidaway to hold Harvest Day Program
• Mount Hermon to hold Harvest Day Celebration
• Royal Church of Christ 52nd General Assembly
• First Friendship to hold Harvest Day Celebration
• New St. Luke to hold Church Anniversary
• St. Paul CME to Celebrate Church Anniversary
• Bolton Street Baptist to hold Harvest Day Celebration
• Living Hope’s 2011 Fall Festival
• Bethel to hold Harvest Day Service
• Abyssinia to hold Harvest Day
• Prophesy The Lord Has Given Me
• American Diabetes Association Honors Savannah-Chatham County Schools for 20 Years of Support
• Health Restoration Nutrition for Healthy Kids
• CAT Prowler Shuttle Launched
• SSU and Partners to Host Health and Lead Hazard Control Fair on Oct. 29
• Winners Announced for Mayors’ DollarWise Essay Contest
• Meet, Greet, and Eat Event
• Telfair Museums Names Grove Director/CEO
• Charlie Wilson, O’Jays to Perform In Savannah October 28
• Editor’s Note: We Must Continue to Move Forward
• Ga. State House of Representatives Minority Leader Stacey Abrams to Keynote 2011 Buttimer Dinner
• Mayor to Hold Final Town Hall Meeting
• Spotted® Photos: Travel Channel's Bizarre Foods films in Savannah
• SEARCH: Chatham County's restaurant health inspection scores
• Savannah Bancorp reports third-quarter earnings of $1,228,000
• VIDEO: Giuliana Rancic says she has breast cancer
• Hip-hop star Soulja Boy arrested in Georgia
• Wreck closes Ga. 17 from Screven County to Guyton
• Police: Woman burglarized after Facebook post
• Teams from the heartland face off in World Series
• FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Jenkins Terron Bradham
• SEC to investigate incident between UGA, Vandy coaches
• SSU and partners to host Health and Lead Hazard Control Fair Oct. 29
• Savannah homicide total climbs to 22 after Monday morning shooting
• Bicycle accident shuts down Montgomery Street
• Johnson ninth grader wins Subway poster contest
• Animal activist to sign books in Savannah on Tuesday
• Effingham County man wins $1 million
• Escapee arrested in robbery, beating
• Savannah homicide total climbs to 22 after man found shot Monday morning
• City worker taken to hospital after HAZMAT incident
• Spotted® Photos: Casting Crowns in concert at the Savannah Civic Center
• UPDATE: Judge reverses Ruel Joyner disqualification
• Spotted® Photos: Isle of Hope 275th Anniversary Parade
• Savannah area gas prices up last week
• UPDATE: Victory Drive reopened after accident
• St. Louis Cardinals beat Milwaukee, earn berth in World Series
• Indy driver Dan Wheldon dies after massive crash in Las Vegas
• Savannah man sentenced to 13 years in prison in Burger King heist
• Savannah repeat offender sentenced to 180 months in federal prison
• Savannah man sentenced to 151 months in crack possession case
• Falcons knock off Panthers
• Obama: King 'stirred our conscience'
• Cain says his rise in polls is for real
• President Obama to dedicate new MLK Memorial in DC
• Escapee robs and beats woman, police say
• Rangers headed to World Series
• Florida A&M leads 34-7 after third quarter
• Florida A&M leads Savannah State 28-0 at halftime
• Florida A&M leads Savannah State 14-0 after first quarter
• Virginia upsets Georgia Tech
• GSU routs Furman, 50-20
• GSU leads Furman 36-13 after three quarters
• Frazier Homes homicide victim named
• GSU leads Furman 26-13 at halftime
• GSU leads Furman 16-6 after 1 quarter
• VIDEO: Travel Channel films with Lady Chablis in downtown Savannah
• COLUMN: Barton: Let the underdog run
• EDITORIAL: Port deepening: The govs get it
• Occupy Atlanta heads to Capitol to rally for jobs
• High School Scores
• Marsh, blue crabs at risk from drought
• Beach shuts out Savannah High, 21-0
• GSU, Furman ready to add another chapter to rivalry
• Beach leads Savannah 14-0 at halftime
• Savannah Burger King bandit convicted
• Police arrest 17-year-old in Frazier Homes homicide
• Deputies, marshals catch escapee
• Video & Photos: Army, Atlanta Falcons honor Windsor Forest football team at pep rally
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Trees cleared, Abercorn Street re-opened
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Ga. woman 'busy doing other things', claims $52K after four months
• Travel Channel's Bizarre Foods to film in Savannah
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• One dead, one hospitalized after robbery
• We offer a program that is designed to prepare graduates for work in this indust...
• Spotted®: NAWIC Membership Drive at Sandfly Bar & Grill
• Can't visit SCAD in person? Attend our Virtual SCAD Day on Thursday, Oct. 20 sta...
• Storm knocks out power to thousands in Georgia
• Today's radar hot spots
• Georgia Historical Society News - October 12, 2011
• Savannah City Council candidate Ruel Joyner asks for election delay
• Brewers even series with Cardinals
• SSU student groups to host forum Oct. 20 for city mayoral candidates
• Our CDL program is much more affordable and new classes start in Effingham and L...
• Savannah State, Armstrong Atlantic State looking to build hoops interest
• EDITORIAL: Gordonston Park: A neighborly solution
• Bulldogs' Tavarres King a man of words, action
• Can't visit SCAD in person? Attend our Virtual SCAD Day on Thursday, Oct. 20 sta...
• Video & Spotted® Photos: 2011 Savannah Greek Festival
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• 3 candidate forums tonight
• Ruel Joyner seeking delay in Savannah election
• Attend an ACT/SAT preparation presentation session at SCAD Atlanta on Sat., Oct....
• Savannah Greek Fest celebrates its 60th year
• The first show of SCAD's Performing Arts season, "Improv!", is the featured ente...
• Visiting Artisan Series update: free public lecture at St. John's Episcopal Chur...
• Spotted®: Savannah Menu VIP Night At Molly McGuires
• Today's radar hot spots
• Davis, Cavaliers sweep Hawkinsville
• Historic district to get Embassy Suites 150-room hotel planned for West Oglethorpe to open in 2013
• Tybee to try to set Guiness record at polar bear plunge
• Tybee will try to set Guiness record at polar bear plunge
• Gulfstream business soaring on international orders
• Vehicle fire sends Effingham man to Augusta burn center
• Ashleigh Moore likely slain at Savannah home, police testify
• Peanut shortage sending peanut butter prices up
• Herman Cain's sudden surge powered by 9-9-9 plan
• Video from police chase from Rincon to Savannah
• VIDEO: BlackBerry outages spread to North America
• SEARCH: Effingham County food inspection scores
• Wall Street protests draw overseas attention
• Savannah Technical College was honored as Business Partner of the Year.
• Today's radar hot spots
• Ruel Joyner appeal expected today
• Tigers top Rangers, 5-2, in Game 3 of ALCS
• Boys and Girls Club Founder’s Day Celebration
• Harry E. Johnson, Sr.: From CBC to MLK
• The American Traditions to Present Past Winners' Concert
• Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.- Savannah Alumnae Chapter Changes Leadership
• Dr. Dionne Hoskins Sworn In as Board of Education District 2 Representative
• President Obama Energizes Black America to “Press On” for Jobs and Equality
• First in Series of Candidate Forums Held
• SHADOWS Inc. to Sponsor Black and White Extravaganza
• Royal Church of Christ 52nd General Assembly
• Union Skidaway to hold Harvest Day Program
• First African to Host Empowerment Week
• St. James Announces Upcoming Events
• First Tabernacle to Celebrate 113th Church Anniversary
• St. Paul CME to Celebrate Church Anniversary
• Religious...But Lost
• Asbury Celebrates 141st Anniversary
• Historic New Ogeechee to hold Pageant
• A.E. Beach Class of 1952
• Beach-Cuyler- Cuyler Junior High Reunion
• BOAT Needs Your Help
• Dinner and Charity Auction
• Buy One Get One Free Membership at YMCA
• Character Counts
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Fall Festival at Bamboo Farm and Coastal Gardens
• Savannah Feed the Hungry Gears Up for 2011-2012 Holiday Season
• SCAD Film Department Hosts Casting Call
• International Diamond Center Holds Ribbon Cutting for New Location
• ECHOS Inc. at SSU Says “I’m Proud and I’m Pink”
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Health Restoration Back To Nature
• Sisters Network, Inc., Presents Gift For Life Block Walk
• National Bankers Hold Annual Meeting in Dallas
• Jackets hit the road for key conference games
• Gilliard turning into a force on defense for UGA
• Ga. grandmother wins Jeep lottery prize
• Alabama urges court not to block immigration law
• Coroner: No evidence Michael Jackson took fatal dose
• CDC official held in Ga. on molestation charge
• Hurricane Jova weakens off Mexico's coast
• UPDATE: Man reported shot in Rincon; no foul play likely
• VIDEO: NBA cancels first two weeks of season
• Savannah teenager gets 45 years in prison for shooting at officer
• Edna Jackson dominates Savannah mayor campaign fundraising
• NBA cancels first two weeks of season
• Rangers slam Tigers, go up 2-0
• Richt still savoring milestone moment
• This Week at SSU (Oct. 9-16, 2011)
• Vote for the Coastal Empire Sound Explosion!
• PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Hughes running the spread option well for Windsor
• Savannah man sentenced to 45 years for firing on police officer
• Savannah becomes a World Trade Center
• Traffic signal light downed by wind in Richmond Hill
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Spotted® Photos: Tybee Island Pirate Festival
• VIDEO: Netflix kills 'Qwikster' DVD spinoff
• UPDATE: Effingham County woman critically injured in accident at Blue Jay Road
• Flash flood watch in effect through tonight
• Savannah woman acquitted in boyfriend's stabbing death
• Tornado watch in effect until 1 pm for Bryan, Chatham counties
• TRAFFIC UPDATE: Problem areas to avoid on your morning commute
• Columbus Day Openings / Closings
• Packers down Falcons, 25-14
• Mark Richt sees improvement in Georgia Bulldogs
• No. 12 Georgia Tech gains clarity from ugly win
• Scott scores late as Bengals rally to beat Jaguars
• How the Top 10 Georgia high school teams fared
• Spotted®: Classic Car Show in Thunderbolt
• Paul McCartney getting married in London
• Spotted®: 2nd Annual Pink Heals Poker Run
• Ga. college counseling programs gets federal aid
• Unemployed seek protection against job bias
• Columbus Day Openings / Closings
• Spotted®: NAACP 31st Annual Freedom Fund Awards Banquet
• GSU holds on, 28-27
• Police searching for early morning homicide suspect
• Georgia Southern holds on, beats Chattanooga 28-27
• Georgia Southern leads Chattanooga 21-14 after 3 quarters
• Savannah State loses to Morgan State
• Georgia Southern leads Chattanooga 21-7 at halftime
• Thank you everyone for coming to SCAD Day, we had a blast! Check out the photos...
• GSU leads Chattanooga 7-0 early in 2nd quarter
• Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis dead at 82
• Spotted®: International Diamond Center Ribbon Cutting
• Deal to host "Grilling with Governor"
• It's SCAD Day in Savannah! We'll be sharing pictures throughout the day, so reme...
• Spotted®: First Friday in Statesboro
• High School Scores
• Bryan County deputy airlifted to hospital after accident
• Johnson and Groves tied at 6-6 at halftime
• Dawgs, Vols both seeking landmark win
• Free Advice Fridays 'infect' Savannah's creative community
• EDITORIAL: Political divide: Georgia's farm gap
• Ruel Joyner ruled ineligible for council run
• Spotted®: Motorcycle Rodeo at Oglethorpe Speedway
• Nobel Peace Prize goes to women's rights activists
• Sugarland plans Indiana collapse benefit concert
• We're looking forward to seeing everyone at SCAD Day in Savannah tomorrow! If yo...
• If you need to refresh your commercial driver's license, this might be just what...
• Spotted®: Tybee Island Pirate Swashbucklers Bash
• Today's radar hot spots
• Mayoral hopeful Thomas has qualms about harbor deepening
• Spotted® Photos: Savannah Women's Business Network hosts holiday shopping expo
• Spotted® Photos: Hardeeville Connect With Your Child Day
• We are proud to support manufacturing as a sponsor of the Savannah Area Chamber...
• SunTrust boosts deposit share in Savannah market
• Effingham County deputies seek truck used in burglary
• More youth, young adults seeing their Facebook, email hacked
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• PHOTOS: Apple over the years (1977-present)
• COLUMN: Spencer Lawton: Troy Davis fairly convicted, not 'railroaded'
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• VIDEO: Steve Jobs told us what we needed before we knew
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Spotted®: Widespread Panic at Savannah Civic Center
• Court to consider ban on guns in places of worship
• Spotted®: Maritime After Hours Party at Ruth's Chris
• Wall Street protests spread to Atlanta
• Today's radar hot spots
• Apple says company co-founder Steve Jobs has died
• EDITORIAL: Ogeechee outrage: Fools and rules
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Wreck causes I-516 delay
• Heritage tract sold for $2.2 million
• Carter to chair Senate higher ed panel
• Dawgs' Brown ready for rude homecoming
• Savannah man arrested in Bluffton on assault, robbery charges
• Eagles have closed out strong in all wins
• Georgia Trend picks Savannah, Statesboro individuals for 40 under 40
• VIDEO: Visit Savannah introduces YouTube social media campaign
• Port of Brunswick sets records for auto and machinery movement
• AUDIO: Troy Davis' final words
• Truck flips on Ga. 204 ramp
• Wall Street protest expected to widen
• In additional to our regular daily tours, an extended tour will be offered in S...
• Spotted®: Richmond Hill Pumpkin Patch 2011
• Michael Devine, a new professor in the Production Design program, has been award...
• Did you see our Hospitality promotional video that ran in the first episode? Com...
• Industrial Technology students will benefit from grant funding to support academ...
• Tasty! First place tie for GREATEST FOOD and second place for GREATEST BOOTH at...
• Gwinnett signs deal for free Peach Passes
• EDITORIAL: Port deepening: S.C. home cooking
• Jacob and Gwendolyn Lawrence Lecture Series
• Ribbon Cutting Held for Flops and Socks
• Leadership Savannah 50th Anniversary Gala Announced
• The Carver Village/Heights Community Invites You
• Korobov to Keynote Luncheon in Observance of Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• 2010 Picnic In the Park Huge Success
• Team of 4 Climbs nearly 20,000 Feet forWater
• Tournament to Benefit Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
• Kewanda Demetria Johnson "Key"
• Beach-Cuyler- Cuyler Junior High Reunion
• BOAT Needs Your Help
• 125th Anniversary Celebration
• Character Counts
• Buy One Get One Free Membership at YMCA
• Fort Valley State Alumni
• Abyssinia to hold Annual Harvest Day Celebration
• Summer Clothes Giveaway at St. John
• Woodville- Thompkins Aumni Association
• Asbury United Methodist Church to hold Fall Festival
• A.E. Beach Class of 1963
• Historic New Ogeechee to hold Pageant
• Plans for Reunion of Lizzie Cox Kindergarten To Begin
• The Gospel Music Workshop of America Wants You!
• A.E. Beach Class of 1952
• Brampton Bapt. Church’s Choir 30th Anniversary
• Integrative Therapies for Breast Cancer
• Union Skidaway to hold Harvest Day Program
• Dinner and Charity Auction
• Enmark Savannah River Bridge Run
• The Southeastern Quarterback Club
• Bus Trip
• Asbury Celebrates 141st Anniversary
• St. Philip to hold Annual Conference
• Gospel Explosion at First African Baptist Church
• Trinity United to hold Concert Series
• Holy Convocation 2011 at Temple of Glory
• Come Forth
• State Cuts Funding of Stroke and Heart Attack Prevention Program
• Health Restoration Change Is Key To Success
• Savannah to Host One of the Nation's Largest Food Day Festivals
• Williams to Speak at EOA
• Resource and Job Expo set for Oct. 6 in Glynn County
• Appreciation Dinner for Beach High Coach Ronald Booker
• The Herndon Home Celebrates Centennial Anniversary at Atlanta History Center
• The Live Oak Public Libraries Present Stories of Slavery and Freedom in Savannah
• Sterling Steward, Jr. Named Director of Intercollegiate Athletics at Savannah State
• The Junior League of Savannah Announces 2011-2012 Board of Directors
• Alec Baldwin, Oliver Stone to Attend 14th Annual Savannah Film Festival
• HGTV Coming to Savannah
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Ribbon Cutting Held for Newly Renovated T.A. Wright Stadium
• Spirit of Excellence Awards: Hollywood in Savannah
• Telfair Museum Presents Slavery & Freedom in Savannah
• Teen shot himself in East Savannah, police say
• Bryan County wins 3-A softball
• CEO: Georgia Power balancing energy sources given policy uncertainty
• Bulldogs get back in the SEC race
• Poll: Georgia Republicans pick Herman Cain
• PHOTOS: Blessing of the Pets
• Apple unveils new iPhone model
• Spotted® Photos: Small Business Council SMART Lunch
• SEARCH: Unclaimed money available to Bryan, Effingham, Chatham residents
• Motel clerk tased during armed robbery in Rincon
• Justice Carley to step down July 17
• This Saturday is SCAD Day in Savannah! SCAD Day will feature campus tours, admis...
• I-85 tolls could spread to other Georgia highways
• Influential SCAD administrator dies at 58
• Dawgs have reason to forget last two trips to Vols' Neyland Stadium
• Fall MiniMester starts October 17.
• PLAYER OF THE WEEK: SHS quarterback Jovanté Spivey
• Savannah still on JetBlue radar
• EDITORIAL: Truck inspections: State makes mistake
• Oil spilled on Savannah River
• Gingrich to campaign in Sun City, near Bluffton
• Georgia Supreme Court refuses to hear Effingham County appeal
• VIDEO: Italian court clears American Amanda Knox of murder
• VIDEO: Ga. woman wins $25M with 'wrong' lottery ticket
• SEARCH: Homicides in Savannah-Chatham County
• VIDEO: Trial set to begin for underwear bomber
• High school seniors and juniors are invited to participate in a chat about the S...
• Proud of our students for the awesome job on the doghouse!
• Gas prices down more than 8 cents a gallon in Savannah area
• Today's radar hot spots
• Man in critical condition after Sunday motorcycle wreck
• Van Brimmer: Reinvented Savannah State deserves attention, respect
• Monday letters to the editor
• Georgia linebacker Washington charged with DUI
• Saints handle inept Jaguars, 23-10
• Yemeni jet mistakenly bombs army post, kills 30
• Tybee Pirate Fest brings in the booty
• Update: Police identity Sunday homicide victim
• Spotted®: Saturday at the Oktoberfest
• Ophelia a dangerous Category 3 hurricane
• Update: GBI, SSU officers investigating SSU shooting
• Spotted®: Howard tops SSU, 34-14
• Howard leads SSU 27-7 after three quarters
• Howard leads SSU 20-7 at halftime
• Howard leads SSU 14--7 early in second quarter
• Two shot at Savannah State
• GSU's defense has it day in 41-14 win
• Sharpe wants to be more active at SSU
• VIDEO and Spotted®: 2011 Wiener Dog Race
• Large funeral for executed Ga. inmate Troy Davis
• WATCH LIVE: 2011 Wiener Dog Races from Morrell Park
• High School Football Scores
• Savannah Christian beats Claxton, 35-0
• EDITORIAL: Making tracks: Improve crossings
• Savannah police arrest juveniles, break burglary ring
• Upset neighbors want status report on Waters Avenue project
• Stakeholders meet to discuss school discipline
• Untitled
• Savannah Morning News and St. Joseph's/Candler join forces to fight breast cancer
• Hospice Savannah unveils Veterans Memorial
• Pastor: Troy Davis' Ga. funeral a wake-up call
• Bank of America debit fee is only the latest
• SSU names Sterling Steward new AD
• MTV’s 'The Real World' holding Wednesday casting call in Savannah
• Metro police say they've solved burglary spree
• 'Geekend Roadshow' allows local interactive conference to expose brand beyond area
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• Balance bunker under construction at Mitsubishi
• Longtime St. Joseph's/Candler employee wins Lientz award
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Here's a career path you might not have thought about...
• Download the SCAD App from iTunes! The app includes campus maps, events, a galle...
• We hope your enjoyed our culinary delights at Dine South and Taste of Tybee last...
• Hurricane Ophelia strengthens to Category 2 storm
• Today's radar hot spots
• Georgia Historical Society News - September 28, 2011
• Jenkins leads Groves at halftime
• Jenkins leads Groves 14-7 at half
• Georgia's Crowell runs through the contact
• SSU followers show support during stadium dedication
• EDITORIAL:Savannah's port: We're No. 2!
• EDITORIAL: Agony in Atlanta: The belly-up Braves
• Exports not only bright spot for GPA in 2011
• Walk-in medical clinics open in Savannah, Richmond Hill CVS stores
• Metro police seek missing girl, 16
• Bryan County woman wins $300,000 in lottery
• Tour the solar systems
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Demos, health screenings, more at Paint the Town Pink Expo this Saturday
• Ruling expected within 10 days on Ruel Joyner's residency
• Tyson ground beef recall doesn't affect Kroger's Savannah area stores
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Rapper TI released from Atlanta halfway house
• For a good cause: Liberty Campus supports Breast Cancer Awareness. You can do th...
• Today's radar hot spots
• Thunderbolt man, 64, indicted on molestation charges
• UPDATE: Longshoreman falls 40-plus feet into ship’s hold
• Phillies end Braves' season with 4-3 win in 13 innings
• VIDEO: Nightclub owner killed in West Savannah
• Are you planning to be a freshman at SCAD starting Fall 2012? Join the SCAD Clas...
• State chamber hosts power lunch
• City of Savannah to host grand opening for Midtown Municipal Center
• EDITORIAL: Memorial Health: Hopeful prognosis
• Friday memorial service planned for Troy Davis
• The “Man to Man” Prostate Cancer Support Group
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Boys & Girls Clubs
• Bus Trip
• Beach-Cuyler- Cuyler Junior High Reunion
• Enmark Savannah River Bridge Run
• The Southeastern Quarterback Club
• Alzheimer’s Association
• Buy One Get One Free Membership at YMCA
• Taste of Tybee
• Fort Valley State Alumni
• Holy Convocation 2011 at Temple of Glory
• St. Philip to hold Annual Conference
• House of Bread International to host Musical
• Summer Clothes Giveaway at St. John
• Canaan to hold Cookoff
• St. Thomas to host Christian Gala
• Bryan Neck to hold Harvest Day Celebration
• Youth Community Summit 2011
• Asbury United Methodist Church to hold Fall Festival
• Walking in the Spirit to hold Banquet and Musical Program
• The Mother Says Thank You
• You Are Wrong!
• Woodville-Tompkins Celebrates 3rd Annual Homecoming
• National Accreditation Program Designates Lewis Cancer & Research Pavilion at St. Joseph’s/Candler
• Health Restoration The Need For Salt
• We’re Back: Savannah Chapter of Top Ladies of Distinction, Incorporated
• Veolia Transportation Names Patrique Lindahl as Chief Development Officer
• Georgia Pacific Employee Wins United Way Tybee Getaway
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Ceremonial Dedication Set for October 16
• Ernest L. Brown, Jr. Attends London School of Economics and Political Science
• Professional Development Career Fair
• Mrs. Sadie D. Steele – “A Celebration Fit for a Queen”
• NAACP to hold Candidate Forums
• Paradise Park Traffic Calming to Serve as Model
• Native Son Appointed Chairman of Surgery
• "Finally:” An Appreciation for the Rev. Carl W.S. Gilliard
• Sports with Walter Moore
• SSU Announces Hall of Fame Weekend/Football Stadium Reopening Schedule
• Atlanta Honors Xernona Clayton With a Street and Park Plaza Designation
• Savannah Sunrise Rotary Club Arranges Mural for West Broad Street YMCA
• American Business Women’s Association Presents Scholarship
• Just Good Friends, Inc. to Hold Annual Meeting in Savannah
• Leonard Honored by Harvard Law School
• Amazon releases iPad rival
• Effingham wreck kills 16-year-old boy
• E. coli scare prompts Tyson to recall ground beef
• City where Civil War began getting King memorial
• Georgia might cut jobless benefits to repay feds
• Today's radar hot spots
• Regions Bank leaving Pooler
• Sentencing reform group to launch in Georgia
• More awesome footage and info about the dog house. Maybe you'll want to place a...
• SSU NOTEBOOK: Tigers excited about big week ahead
• UGA freshman Mitchell catching on at receiving
• EDITORIAL: City Council: Ditch 'money pit'
• SCAD reopens Ex Libris book store to students, public
• Solar firm establishes energy trust
• RAW VIDEO: Court hears Michael Jackson's slurred words
• Troy Davis funeral Saturday
• AWWIN non-profit group sponsors career fair
• Defense: Jackson gave himself fatal dose of drug
• Savannah man wins $5 million in lottery
• VIDEO: Nancy Grace's wardrobe malfunction?
• Troy Davis execution fuels eyewitness ID debate
• And the winner in the headline category is WJCL. Thanks for the coverage.
• VIDEO: Heckler Interrupts Obama Fundraiser
• Autopsy on body found in Savannah-Ogeechee Canal inconclusive
• PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Bethesda's Shidel Williams
• Savannah bans 'Bras on Broughton' fundraiser
• State Rep. Craig Gordon's company settles state liens
• Georgia Ports Authority to expand Savannah refrigerated capacity
• EDITORIAL: Poverty increase: No big surprise
• Ga. teen dies 3 days after being pulled from ocean
• This Week at SSU (Sept. 25-Oct. 1, 2011)
• Oversize/Overweight Load Escort Vehicle Operator Certification program coming ne...
• Minnesota writer finds Pinkie Masters, other Savannah treats
• Republican presidential hopeful Rick Perry to make Georgia debut with Friday speech
• SEARCH: Chatham County's restaurant health inspection scores
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• VIDEO: What to expect in the Michael Jackson trial
• Gas prices down in Savannah area
• Savannah port expands capacity for refrigerated storage
• 4-car pileup at Ga. 204 and King George Blvd stalls traffic
• SCAD illustration graduate Gautam Dutta was featured on the Ellen DeGeneres show...
• Sunday motorcycle wreck sends two to the hospital
• Applications are being accepted NOW for low interest student loans. This is an o...
• Today's radar hot spots
• Monday letters to the editor
• Suisham's late FG sends Steelers past Colts, 23-20
• Bucs hold off Falcons in fourth quarter to win, 16-13
• Braves fall to Nationals while Cardinals beat Cubs
• Metro police investigate body found in canal downtown
• Spotted®: Savannah Harley-Davidson Hooters Bike Giveaway
• Michael Jackson saw salvation in dangerous drug
• Romney using wife's story to connect with voters
• Spotted®: King-Tisdell Cottage Foundation Gala
• GSU rolls to 52-20 win over Western Carolina
• Savannah beats North Carolina Central
• GSU leads 45-14 with 11:11 left
• Johnson leads Beach 8-7 at halftime
• GSU leads 24-7 at halftime
• GSU leads 17-7 after first quarter
• Georgia downs Mississippi, 27-13
• Tech beats North Carolina
• Ga. woman tries to withdraw plea in child's death
• Spotted®: Windsor Forest vs. Groves
• Voter ID laws target rarely occurring voter fraud
• Ga. weighs when to set presidential primary
• Spotted®: Rebels vs. Mustangs Football Game
• Obama plan would make small dent in jobless rate
• High School Football Scores
• South Effingham leads Effingham County 17-7 at halftime
• GSU's Butler has sack technique in the bag
• Attend an SAT Preparation Presentation at SCAD Atlanta or SCAD Savannah on Satur...
• Police identify Savannah murder victim
• Video & Photos: Junior League thrift sale kicks off at the Savannah Civic Center
• Savannah College of Art and Design alumnus Brent Kiser (B.F.A., sound design, 20...
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Questions and answers on the latest 'New Facebook'
• Citi Trends announces layoffs in corporate staff, elsewhere
• Chatham Commission approves mosquito control funding
• Our Adult Education staff, pictured here with Peter Doliber, Executive Director...
• Spotted®:The Limited Unveils SCAD Jewelry Designs
• Report: I-85 project to worsen traffic congestion
• This morning, Adult Education staff members will be delivering 90 children’s and...
• Today's radar hot spots
• Alderman At-Large Candidate Forum
• Tybee council reschedules Halloween
• Pooler teens rob Tybee tourists passed out drunk, police say
• EDITORIAL: Ogeechee fish kill: Outrageous settlement
• Troy Davis supporters seek next step after execution
• VIDEO: Savannah's port No. 2 for exports
• Tall Ship Challenge 2012 to feature Eagle, Bounty
• Attend a SCAD eLearning chat tomorrow, Sept. 23 at noon to get a virtual look at...
• Spotted® Photos: Mix, Mingle & Meet for Alzheimer's
• Refuge to hold youth hunter awareness day
• Savannah’s port No. 2 in country for exports
• VIDEO: Facebook's new top stories: Users dislike!
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Telfair Museums select new director/CEO
• Savannah robbery suspect also shot man
• Savannah boy becomes adult, gets arrested
• Director to speak on state of Georgia's seaports today
• Johnson High School vandalized with Troy Davis, racial references
• MacPhail family reacts to Troy Davis' execution
• We're looking forward to the Savannah Film Festival next month! Here's the rundo...
• Testing and education reform
• New campus organization provides networking opportunities for students in the El...
• AP reporter describes witnessing Davis execution
• Wounded Military Heroes 5-K
• Enmark Savannah River Bridge Run
• Troy Davis proclaims innocence in final words
• EDITORIAL: Davis execution: Justice prevails
• Troy Davis is dead
• UPDATE: Supreme Court will not halt Troy Davis execution
• Mark MacPhail's mother 'nervous wreck' waiting on Troy Davis execution decision
• Troy Davis waiting on U.S. Supreme Court to rule on his execution
• President Obama won't intervene in Troy Davis execution
• Two dozen gather at City Hall vigil for Troy Davis
• Troy Davis asks U.S. Supreme Court to stop his execution
• Former teammates square off for Dawgs, Rebels
• Georgia Supreme Court refuses to stop Troy Davis execution
• VIDEO: From Ga to Paris, execution protesters rally
• UPDATE: 26 turn out for Savannah Troy Davis vigil
• Special teams play really special at Georgia Southern
• Butts Co. judge refuses to halt Troy Davis execution
• Americans freed from Iran prison begin trek home
• No Chatham County jurors needed Thursday or Friday
• Tips lead drug agents to Savannah suspect
• Ever wonder what it's like at SCAD's Lacoste, France campus? Check out this awes...
• 5 p.m. prayer vigil planned for Troy Davis at Savannah City Hall
• Athens-based rock band R.E.M. breaking up
• Troy Davis execution leads CEMA to activate emergency center
• Runoff election set to fill Georgia House seat
• Today should be the day Savannah Technical College surpasses the 1,000 mark for...
• Today's radar hot spots
• Savannah Troy Davis supporters seek help from district attorney
• EDITORIAL: Davis execution: A grim circle
• Helping Our Troops
• Bus Trip
• The Southeastern Quarterback Club
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Pre-k Students
• Prostate Cancer Awareness
• Beach-Cuyler- Cuyler Junior High Reunion
• Alzheimer’s Association
• Bob Zentz in Concert
• Building Ownership Anniversary
• Boys & Girls Clubs
• Healing Virtue to hold Family and Friends Celebration
• Walking in the Spirit to hold Banquet and Musical Program
• Teach Train and Send Bible Seminary to hold Annual Fire Revival
• Townsley Chapel to hold Fall Revival
• Abyssinia to Hold Annual Fall Revival
• Brain Power: Acquired Brain Injury Walk
• Taste of Tybee
• Enmark Savannah River Bridge Run
• The “Man to Man” Prostate Cancer Support Group
• Parent/Child Pond Yacht Build & Regatta
• The People of Pin Point
• Fort Valley State Alumni
• Youth Community Summit 2011
• St. James to Celebrate Church Anniversary
• Mt. Tabor to hold Deacon Ordination Service
• St. John to host Ushers March Competition
• United House of Prayer to Celebrate Annual Convocation
• Bryan Neck to hold Harvest Day Celebration
• National Council of Negro Women to hold First Meeting of 2011-2012 the Year
• Health Restoration The Dangers of Microwaving Food
• Mt. Bethel to Celebrate 99th Church Anniversary
• Canaan to hold Cookoff
• Camp Meeting 2011 at Church of Christ Holiness
• St. Thomas to host Christian Gala
• Memorial Presents Free Atrial Fibrillation Seminar September 21
• Flu Vaccine Available at Chatham County Health Department
• SAT: Georgia Has 5th Highest Participation Rate in the U.S.
• Ruth Chapter #3 O.E.S. Makes School Supply Donation to Hodge Elementary
• Dionne Hoskins Appointed District Two School Board Representative
• Savannah Named a Playful City USA
• Sol C. Johnson Student Named an Atlanta Falcons “Captain in the Community”
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Chatham Area Transit Launches New Website
• Junior Achievement and Colonial Oil Announce Laureates for the Annual Business Hall of Fame
• Summer Campers Learn Art Appreciation Through Sculpture
• Tiny Tots Consignment Sale set for September 23 & 24
• New Abeni Cultural Arts Announces New Dance Studio
• Ribbon Cutting held for Foxy Loxy Print Gallery & Café
• Hungry Club Forum Spotlights Our Coastal Heritage
• Tradition in Transition: A Celebration of Quilts
• May Howard Advances Education Through the Use of Technology
• Aldermanic Candidates at the Hungry Club Forum
• The People Of Pin Point Documentary to be Screened
• Deal Tackles the Tough Issues at Georgia Legislative Black Caucus
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• Need a ride? Tomorrow, bring your Savannah Tech ID and ride Chatham Area Transit...
• Richmond Hill man high on 'Spice' when he solicited sex at gas station
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Clemency denial not stopping Troy Davis supporters
• Statement from Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles Troy Davis clemency ruling
• Savannah woman charged with using car to hit woman after fight
• Lawyers: Ga. board rejects clemency bid by Troy Davis despite support for innocence claim
• VIDEO: Damage after quakes rock Guatemala
• Natarielle Powell, one of our English instructors, has published her first book.
• Special election set to fill Ga. House seat
• FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Liberty's Thornton excels against Statesboro
• Atlantic Waste withdraws landfill impact study request
• UPDATE: No decision coming tonight on Troy Davis clemency
• Stewart gets off to fast in NASCAR's playoffs with win
• Rincon business expands into Savannah
• CNT seeks help finding suspect
• Marshals make arrest in August robbery at Parker’s
• EDITORIAL: City spending: Follow the money
• Spotted® Photos: Savannah Speech & Hearing Center Dinner and Auction
• GSU remains No. 1 in polls
• HGTV looking for Savannah home renovations to feature on "Bang for Your Buck" show
• Troy Davis' attorneys say 'substantial doubt' estabished
• Get a head start on spring semester. Registration starts today.
• VIDEO: Troy Davis clemency hearing under way
• Savannah area gas prices down last week
• Stop by Student Affairs to get your pocket sized copy of the US Constitution tod...
• VIDEO: Execution looms in Troy Davis case
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Accidents that could delay your morning commute
• Man struck by bullet in possum shooting attempt
• Today's radar hot spots
• United Way of The Coastal Empire News - September 2011
• Falcons rally to down Eagles, 35-31
• Next up for Georgia Bulldogs: Ole Miss
• Mass celebrates 16 years as head of Savannah diocese
• Reno air race crash scene shows violence of impact
• Spotted®: 4th Annual Ballroom Extravaganza
• Deal names Ga. National Guard deputy
• Ga. wants to make high school more like college
• 23 more Ga. counties deemed ready for Hollywood
• Obama to offer his own debt reduction package
• Benedictine football team beats Savannah 44-20
• Georgia ends slump with flood of points against Coastal
• Friday night wreck injures four in Effingham County
• Spotted®: Omotunde Festival on River Street
• VIDEO: Firefighter Combat Challenge
• Thunderbolt police charge man with murder
• Citizenship ceremony to be held in Atlanta
• Jekyll Island holds 6th Shrimp & Grits Festival
• VIDEO: 3 dead, more than 50 hurt in Nev. air race crash
• Spotted®: Darius Rucker Concert at the Savannah Civic Center
• Georgia Historical Society News - September 14, 2011
• Tybee city council candidate faces felony charge
• Grasshoppers force Game 5 with 12-10 win over Sand Gnats in 11 innings
• Mets beat Lowe, Braves, 12-2
• Sand Gnats, Grasshoppers go to extra innings
• High school football scores
• Savannah Christian beats Effingham County 41-17
• Savannah Christian leads Effingham County 34-3 at halftime.
• Savannah man charged with shooting woman arrested
• Savannah man charged with murder in rooming house killing
• SCAD is collaborating with The Limited to debut a jewelry collection featuring d...
• Tybee officials, tourism and business leaders exchange feedback over summer season issues
• Savannah resident launches true crime online book company
• You know you want to register for the Fall 2011 MiniMester, a seven week term wi...
• Spotted®: Ribbon cutting for SSU's student union
• VIDEO: Shuman Elementary School celebrates Constitution Day
• Catholic bishops ask mercy in Troy Davis clemency decision
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• UPDATE: Advisory issued for the Ogeechee River in Effingham County; blistering reported
• Spotted® Photos: St. Vincents Spike for Life, Dig for a Cure
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Tomorrow is Fall Fest in Savannah! Come to the Dyson House lawn from 4-7 pm for...
• Spotted®: International Paper Quarter Century Meeting
• Two killed within three blocks of each other in west Savannah
• 2 charged in accidental shooting
• Be sure to check us out at the Effingham Chamber Oktoberfest next weekend. Shoul...
• Today's radar hot spots
• Savannah's Ben Patrick ends retirement from NFL
• Green bound over in shooting
• Three teenagers charged in murder of Pooler man
• Man shot in face at Southside apartment complex
• Savannah's Ben Patrick ends retirement from NFL
• Police seek man in pipe assault
• Transgendered Darien child's family seeking school relief
• Man bound over in attack over pit bull
• Woman shot on her porch on Savannah's eastside
• Police seek homeless man in connection with hammer attack
• EDITORIAL: Davis case: More arm-twisting
• We just added some photos of foundations classes from Boundary Hall and Wallin H...
• VIDEO & PHOTOS: Adam Richman of 'Man V. Food Nation' makes a stop in Savannah
• Teens charged with murder in Pooler slaying
• Spotted® Photos: Pooler Business Networking Lunch at Lovezzola's
• Man burned after car explodes on Tybee beach crossover
• Troy Davis supporters deliver 600,000 petition signatures to parole board
• $25 million Powerball ticket sold in Ga.
• Savannah postal distribution center may merge with Macon, Jacksonville
• Unemployment benefit requests jumped to 428K
• Today's radar hot spots
• Police officer injured in wreck
• Spotted® Photos: Picnic in the Park cocktail party at Ruth's Chris
• Sand Gnats home Thursday for Game 3 of league championship series
• EDITORIAL: University reforms: New 'Hammering Hank'
• Teens charged in burglary, wreck
• Former manager of Desoto Hilton in Savannah honored
• Effingham Hospital announces reorganization
• Paperwork identifies Savannah burglar
• We added some photos of Club SCAD and Ex Libris, our campus bookstore which just...
• Braves beat Marlins, 4-1
• Morning fire causes damage at Savannah apartment community
• Video: Saving Mother Matilda Beasley's home
• Amnesty International, NAACP to deliver petitions to block Troy Davis execution
• Tweet. Tweet.
• Spotted® Photos: Savannah Women's Business Network luncheon
• VIDEO: Carbon dioxide leak at McDonald's to blame for woman's death
• See, those gloves surgical technology students usually wear came in handy as the...
• Now that's what I'm tweeting about... .
• Today's radar hot spots
• US gov't prepares to release BP oil spill report
• Some newspaper deliveries delayed
• Crowell moves to No. 1 tailback at Georgia
• 17-year-old shot in Kayton Homes
• Two injured as suspects flee Savannah wreck
• Savannah to have its own World Trade Center
• Study outlines area's assets, opportunities
• Toyota Introduces Seventh Generation Camry For 2012
• Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Coastal Empire to Hold Annual Meeting
• John Finney – “Facing the New Reality” at Savannah’s Live Talk
• Library, Smithsonian Launch Civil Rights History Project Website
• NAACP to Hold Educational Forum
• Gulfstream Promotes Three Directors as Business Grows at Savannah Service Center
• Housing Authority of Savannah Youth Visit the State Capitol
• Boys & Girls Clubs
• Bus Trip
• The Southeastern Quarterback Club
• A.E. Beach Class of 1957
• St. Pius Alumni Association Monthly Meeting
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Pre-k Students
• Prostate Cancer Awareness
• Helping Our Troops
• Enmark Savannah River Bridge Run
• Building Ownership Anniversary
• Connor's Temple to Celebrate Harvest Day
• Beulah to Celebrate Pastor Anthony Edwards’s 5th Anniversary
• Canaan to hold Cookoff
• A Message from the Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance
• Jerusalem to Hold 124th Church Anniversary
• On the Move for Jesus Presents “Giving Birth to the Living Word”
• Pastor’s Anniversary Celebration at House of Favor
• Camp Meeting 2011 at Church of Christ Holiness
• Youth Community Summit 2011
• On The Move For Jesus Presents “Giving Birth to the Living Word”
• SSU Housing Health Training Program Offering Free Workshop to Contractors
• Celebration to Honor Rev. Carl Gilliard
• St. Thomas to host Christian Gala
• St. Joseph’s/Candler Earns the Highest Award for Stroke Care
• Health Restoration Understanding High Blood Pressure
• Too Much Doubt to Execute Troy: An Appeal for Justice
• Savannah Branch NAACP to Hold 31st Annual Freedom Awards Banquet
• Permitting is Made Easy at Homeowners’ Night
• Savannah Sewing Academy : “Where Design Meets Production”
• Omotunde Festival
• Savannah State, North Carolina Central Become Full Members of Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Jack and Jill Foundation Awards $278,000 in Support of Youth
• Liquid Robotics Receives Savannah Ocean Exchange Gulfstream Navigator Award
• Local Author to hold Book Signing at Bull Street Library
• United Way Sets a Campaign Goal of $8,255,555
• United House of Prayer For All People to Celebrate 85th Annual Holy Convocation
• Boys & Girls Club Founder Elected to Hall of Fame
• Savannah Jazz Festival to be Held September 18-25
• EDITORIAL: Georgia politics: Democratic party poopers
• Savannah drug deal leads to car theft, then wreck, then jail
• Our solar energy program is highlighted here. Check it out! (we're the fourth pr...
• Pooler mother asks for help finding son missing from Everglades
• H&R Block won't offer refund anticipation loans next tax season
• Did you miss the ELLE Fashion|Next show on Friday? SCAD student designs were pre...
• VIDEO: Danish tall ship docks on River Street for five-day stay
• Kohl's to open store in Savannah in Oglethorpe Plaza
• When SCAD alum Ricardo de Montreuil posted his short film "The Raven" on YouTube...
• Ga. carnival company fined after worker dies in NC
• Savannah Technical College will be participating in Food Day in Savannah. Chef J...
• Gunmen attack US Embassy, other buildings in Kabul
• Jacksonville woman dies after contracting West Nile
• Today's radar hot spots
• Georgia soldier killed in Afghanistan
• This Week at SSU (Sept. 11-17, 2011)
• EDITORIAL: Obama jobs plan: Same old song
• 1 found dead, 3 children bound in Ga. home
• Bring your new and gently used children's and young adults books to donate to a...
• Effingham County fire victim identified
• VIDEO: Dog bites Savannah's alderman-at-large candidate
• Bank of America will cut 30,000 jobs
• The Elle Fashion Next show highlighted graduating seniors from the Savannah Coll...
• GSU moves up to No. 1 in national polls
• Coming this October, a new 7-week Fall MiniMester!! It's a great way to get a he...
• Spotted® Photos: Kingdom Fest with Mali Music
• VIDEO: Jet-powered school bus goes 320 mph
• SCAD motion media students started their own Vimeo page to share work and demo r...
• Local gas prices dropped last week
• Ga. high court affirms murder case against vegans
• Welcome back to campus students! We hope your first day of the fall 2011 quarter...
• Explosion at nuclear plant in southern France
• Today's radar hot spots
• Clarkson: Good, bad and ugly from Georgia football game
• Molina powers Cardinals past Braves
• Falcons suffer unbearable loss at Chicago, 30-12
• Jaguars open season with victory
• VIDEO: 9/11 Tybee Island Lighthouse Memorial
• VIDEO: 10th Anniversary of 9/11 memorial service in New York
• Sept. 11 marked with reading of nearly 3,000 names
• Japan marks 6 months since earthquake, tsunami
• Guyton man arrested after threatening family
• 77 Americans wounded in Afghan truck bombing
• One dead in Effingham County fire
• PHOTOS: Scenes from the 9/11 anniversary
• UPDATE: Structure fire closes Courthouse Road in Effingham County
• GSU tops Tusculum 62-21
• South Carolina beats error-prone Georgia
• Deal names Butch Miller new floor leader
• Spotted®: 11th Annual Taste of Savannah
• Two critical in apparent arson on Savannah's eastside
• Cardinals beat Braves 4-3 in 10 innings
• High School Football Scores
• Brown, Raiders dominate Jenkins County
• SCPS tops Jenkins Co. 49-14
• Santana throws three innings for Gnats
• Two injured in apparent arson on Savannah's eastside
• Savannah truck theft ends in hospital
• Gulfstream flying into Russian market
• Members of 2012 Leadership Savannah class named
• Local home sales soar in August
• Guitar angst: Federal seizure of wood products used by Gibson Guitars concerns local guitar makers
• Proposed north Bryan landfill DRI review tabled
• Savannah dog tests positive for rabies
• Ex TitleMax employee charged with theft in Savannah
• Parolee accused of breaking into Southside apartments
• Seniors from the SCAD fashion program will show their work tonight in the ELLE F...
• Marshals arrest man suspected of firing shots off Bay Street
• See you tonight at Taste of Tybee!! Stop by our table, taste the wonderful food...
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• Award-winning 9/11 documentary to be presented in Savannah
• Savannah Pride Festival set for Saturday at Forsyth Park
• Chatham Commission approves $50,000 for Rock 'n' Roll Marathon
• We would love to see your photos of Freshmen orientation today. Feel free to pos...
• Welcome to all the students arriving at SCAD for Freshmen orientation! Have a gr...
• Welcome Class of 2015! We're excited to see you here!
• Spotted®: Fab'rik boutique at Fashion Night Out
• Today's radar hot spots
• Packers hold off Saints, 42-34
• One person confirmed dead in Effingham County wreck
• UPDATE: Toxic fumes at McDonald's blamed for woman's death, investigators wait for autopsy
• Johan Santana to pitch for Savannah Sand Gnats
• Georgia Bulldogs' Dallas Lee feeling, playing better
• EDITORIAL: Union Mission: A final lifeline
• Strength in numbers
• Man robs Dollar General in Georgetown, gets arrested, police say
• UPDATE: Feds investigate Pooler McDonald's
• Register Online for the 16th Annual Bill Davis Golf Tournament
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga
• Welcome to our new international students who have arrived at SCAD for fall orie...
• United Way sets 2011 goal of $8.3 million
• DOT Commissioner Vance Smith resigns after 2 years
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Spotted® Photos: Maritime After Hours Party at McDonough's
• More people applied for unemployment benefits
• VIDEO: Police search for Mansion at Forsyth burglar
• Workers evacuated from Ga. cold storage facility
• Ga. city rejects biomedical treatment plan
• Today's radar hot spots
• Missing Guyton man walks into sheriff's office
• Donations accepted for 11-year-old killed while waiting for bus
• Gnats lose in playoff opener
• Spotted® Photos: Georgia Historical Society launches 'Today in Georgia History'
• Eagles tweak offense, get results
• Savannah-Chatham test scores rile school board members
• Dawgs brace for S.C.'s super back
• Jaws of Life used in wreck at Jefferson and Henry streets
• This Week at SSU (Sept. 4-10, 2011)
• EDITORIAL: Troy Davis: Punishment time
• OPINION: Troy Davis: Punishment time
• Guyton man reported missing
• Pooler police investigate first homicide in nearly five years
• Savannah-Chatham police seek missing father, son
• Transportation tax projects approved for referendum
• 10th anniversary of 9/11 attacks commemorated at Port of Savannah ceremony
• 10 being decontaminated at Pooler McDonald’s
• 11-year-old Savannah boy killed when truck backs over him
• Travel+Leisure picks Savannah as nation's top fall destination
• VIDEO: NASA orbiter spots footprints on the moon
• 9-11 Memorial planned Friday
• Atlanta voters to decide on Sunday sales measure
• If you or someone you know is looking for a fresh start in a new career, conside...
• Ga. soldiers OK after lightning strikes
• Today's radar hot spots
• Soldiers struck by lightning return to duty
• Sand Gnats prepare for GreenJackets
• New execution date set for Troy Davis
• Untitled
• Security expert: ID theft protection about minimizing, not eliminating, risks
• Group giving women entrepreneurs a voice
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Kachmar Sworn In as 4th District School Board Representative
• Junior League of Savannah Thrift Sale Set for September 23rd and 24th
• Georgia Historical Society and Georgia Public Broadcasting Launch Today in Georgia History
• The Yellow Rose IDEA Launches Etiquette In Full Bloom
• One Georgia Child Will Win $1,529 Toward a Path2College 529 Plan
• Hickman Qualifies for District 5 Seat
• Broughton St. to Transform For Fashion’s Night Out
• Boys & Girls Clubs
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Prostate Cancer Awareness
• Pre-k Students
• Woodville- Tompkins Alumni Association, Inc.
• Building Ownership Anniversary
• St. Matthew’s to Celebrate 156 Years
• Connor's Temple to Celebrate Harvest Day
• Class of 1963
• Beach Class of 1952
• Bus Trip
• The 1961 Class of A.E. Beach High
• The Southeastern Quarterback Club
• Teach Train and Send Bible Seminary to hold Annual Fire Revival
• Beulah to Celebrate Pastor Anthony Edwards’s 5th Anniversary
• PMDC Celebrates 41 Years of Convention
• Women's Day at Miller's Temple F. B. C.
• St. John to host Ushers March Competition
• One Exciting Celebration!
• September is Leukemia, Lymphoma and Myeloma Awareness Month
• Health Restoration
• Mt. Carmel to hold Men and Women’s Day Program
• Jerusalem to Hold 124th Church Anniversary
• On The Move For Jesus Presents “Giving Birth to the Living Word”
• Jean Shearer of West Chatham Elementary Named Educator of the Year
• Savannah Philharmonic Opening Night Concert Set for September 11
• Ocean Exchange Announces Upcoming Events
• New Registry to Help Seniors Evacuate
• Candidates Qualify For Local Elections
• King-Tisdell Cottage Foundation, Inc. To Host 14th Annual Awards Gala
• The-Lady-In- Waiting to Celebrate “the Milestone” of a Century
• Georgia Legislative Black Caucus to Hold Annual Conference September 15-18
• EDITORIAL: Recycling petition: Faith in voters
• Ga. high court ousts pot-smoking judge from bench
• Mets' Santana could make rehab start for Savannah
• Small business ideas session draws a crowd in Richmond Hill
• SCAD film and television student's work airs Saturday mornings on ABC! M.F.A. f...
• Spotted® Photos: Small Business Council SMART Lunch
• Chatham Area Transit announces cuts
• Levels of hell
• Tornado watch lifted for Chatham, Bryan, Effingham counties
• SCAD alum Marcus Kenney (M.F.A. 1998) was recently commissioned by CNN.com to cr...
• Next week is Surgical Technology Week. On Monday and Wednesday from 10 AM - 1 PM...
• Savannah real estate developer denied bond while he appeals sentence
• We're proud to host H. Thomas Kupper of the Lincoln Cathedral as our inaugural g...
• Spotted® Photos: Labor Day weekend at Fort McAllister
• Light out at Quacco Rd. and Highway 17 causing traffic issues
• Lee's remnants cause twisters, flooding in South
• Storm injures soldiers, causes power outages
• Sand Gnats' losses bring Augusta into play
• Soldiers injured in Fort Stewart lightning strike
• GOOD SPORTS: Youth soccer team enjoys 12-day overseas adventure
• 3,400 without power from Pooler to Hinesville
• Ga. to get rain, high winds as Lee moves through
• Spotted® Photos: Labor Day weekend
• UPDATE: Power restored to Tybee, Wilmington Islands
• Labor Day closings
• NASCAR race postponed until Tuesday
• Braves edge Dodgers, 4-3
• Spotted: Fort McAllister Labor Day Festival
• Deal exploring paying extra for reading teachers
• Hurricane Katia quickly strengthens to Cat. 2 in Atlantic
• Obama viewing Irene's flood damage in New Jersey
• 6-year-old shot and killed in shooting
• Spotted®: Dogs on the Bluff at Coffee Bluff Marina
• Tropical Storm Lee lurches ashore in Louisiana
• SSU falls to Albany in opener
• Fight brings Tazing, pepper spray and arrests
• GSU opens with a win
• Johnson beats Jenkins
• Apparent shootouts leave two injured
• LIVE CAMERAS: Watch the Craft Brew fest from River Street
• Spotted®: Savannah High at Richmond Hill football
• Spotted®: Tropic Beauty Model Search on Tybee Island
• Hiring standstill points to growing recession risk
• Theology a hot issue in 2012 GOP campaign
• Obama pushes Congress to pass transportation bill
• SCAD museum to reopen in October
• Georgia Historical Society News - August 31, 2011
• Westside home burns, four displaced
• Lions run past Benedictine, 35-0
• PREP FOOTBALL SCORES
• Metro police write 344 speeding tickets during the first week of school
• Bailiff tries to drive into Liberty County Courthouse
• Police seek man who robbed 75-year-old
• Candidate slates set for Savannah, Pooler, Port Wentworth, Garden City elections
• Fort Stewart soldier charged with murdering 3-year-old
• Calvary leads 6-0 after one quarter
• Calvary leads 6-0 after one quarter
• Fall orientation is only one week away! You can find orientation schedules and F...
• EDITORIAL: Consulting fees: Time to tighten up
• Rain-packed Tropical Storm Lee forms off Louisiana
• Spotted®: SSU carnival and picnic
• The SCAD Challenge deadline for film and animation has been extended! Entries fo...
• Woman's car plunges 35-50 feet off I-75 overpass
• A memorial near Atlanta commemorating the 10th anniversary of 9/11 will feature...
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Free seedlings in Savannah Saturday
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Dump truck spills on Veterans Parkway
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• Bloomingdale grandmother wins $200,000 lottery prize
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Be safe out there while you're enjoying the Labor Day activities! See you on Tue...
• SCAD Challenge Film, Animation, and Photo entries are due today by 5 p.m. EST!
• Today's radar hot spots
• Tsunami warning for Alaska's Aleutian Islands after 7.1 quake in ocean
• Savannah Morning News' Top 10
• Gnats score last, beat Legends
• ACC's season could be shaped by new QBs
• EDITORIAL: Shooting galleries: Arrest the numbskulls
• UPDATE: Northbound lanes of Ga. 21 reopened after crash
• Boy, 15, waived to Superior Court in robbery sting
• Savannah man denied bond in 2-year-old shooting case
• Savannah-Chatham police seek Canadian woman
• We're proud to be hosting the Georgia State Assembly of the Association of Surgi...
• Spotted® Photos: SSU Tigers pep rally
• Vigil set for Effingham teen
• Chief: Convicts, jail woes, guns behind Savannah crime spurt
• Va. city weighs Confederate flag-flying limits
• Braves star's friend sues after fall from his deck
• If you find yourself near a TV on Monday morning (that would be Labor Day) tune...
• As water recedes, cleanup begins across Northeast
• Police seeking home for seeing-eye dog
• Three sought in Tuesday shooting
• Ga. OKs $8.9 million for environmental projects
• Happy September everyone! It will be a busy month for Savannah Tech in our commu...
• UGA starts law program in Washington
• Today's radar hot spots
• West Nile sickens two more in Chatham
• SSU Housing Health Training Program to hold free contractors' workshop
• Effingham teen dies after May car accident
• Spotted® Photos: cSpot social at Second Line
• Jackets have something to prove this season
• Savannah-Chatham police seek help finding shooting suspect
• Savannah-Chatham police arrest 3, find 5 stolen vehicles
• Presume finally healthy, ready to contribute for GSU
• Police nab suspect in five car break-ins
• There's only two days left to submit your work for the photography, film and ani...
• Spotted® Photos: Rat Pack night raises funds for Ronald McDonald House
• VIDEO: Ga. dog becomes a celebrity after eating diamonds
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• Spotted® Photos: SHRM Award Ceremony and Casino Night
• Justice Department blocks AT&T-T-Mobile merger
• Rapper T.I. released from prison 1 month early
• Suspect in Sunday shooting surrenders
• New flood dangers as East Coast reels from Irene
• Today's radar hot spots
• USGBC-GA Savannah Chapter to Offer a USGBC GBCI CE Seminar
• Police: 2-year-old Savannah boy shot
• Candidates qualify for Pooler, Savannah races
• GSU PREVIEW: Eagles looking for a seventh national title
• EDITORIAL: Police headquarters: 'Hellhole' relief
• Savannah man sought in Sunday shooting
• Savannah Rock & Roll Marathon a sellout
• Ga. daycare where child died loses license
• Georgia Department of Labor’s Online chat kicks off “Workforce Development” Programs for September
• Sports with Walter Moore
• AWOL to Hold Open House
• VictorWoods Keynotes Georgia Juvenile Services Summit
• Young Announces Bid for Alderman at Large Post 2
• Morris Brown College Fulfills Agreement with U.S. Department of Education
• Bill Gillespie Officially Qualifies Alderman At-Large Post 2
• Davis Family Holds Inaugural Family Reunion
• Crawford Graduates From Marines Corps Recruit Training
• Tompkins High Class of 1971
• SSU Community Booster Club Bus Ride
• The “Man to Man” Prostate Cancer Support Group
• West Savannah Area Women's Missionary Society (WMS) Golf Tournament
• Teach Train and Send Bible Seminary to hold Annual Fire Revival
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• American Legion 500
• The 1961 Class of A.E. Beach High
• Community Reunion Picnic
• PMDC Celebrates 41 Years of Convention
• Faith and Deliverance to Celebrate Pastor Scotty McKinzie’s Birthday
• Jerusalem Announces Upcoming Events
• Musical Concert at West Broad Seventh-Day Adventist
• One Exciting Celebration!
• PerFecting Faith Outreach Announces Initial Service
• St. John to host Ushers March Competition
• Mt. Carmel to hold Men and Women’s Day Program
• First Bryan Mass Choir to Celebrate Anniversary
• God Is
• Chatham County M/WBE Office Presents: “Contacts to Contracts”
• Health Restoration
• Georgia to Help Caregivers Reduce Stress
• The Latin American Services Organization to Hold Sixth Annual Fiesta Latina
• Julian “Jae” Small, Sr. Portrait Unveiled
• Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for the Woodville-Tompkins Technical & Career High School
• NAACP, Interministerial Alliance Present “Voter Registration Sunday”
• New Art Exhibition Project to Support Fashion’s Night Out 2011
• Saleem Scott Awarded Outstanding Citizen Award
• Hungry Club Forum to Host Mayoral Candidates
• SOUL FOOD FESTIVAL
• Symposium Links Dr. King’s Legacy to Modern-Day Struggles in Economic and Social Justice
• NAACP Congratulates Sharpton on New MSNBC Show
• United Way Campaign Kick Off Set for September 8
• Step Up Savannah seeking golfers to combat poverty
• EPA 608 Refresher Course and Certification Testing will be offered at the Crossr...
• Savannah Morning News announces reorganization
• UPDATE: Gas leak fixed, Savannah evacuation lifted
• Savannah man arrested after shooting men over dog
• Watch episode 2 of SCAD Fashion Next at ElleTV! Which SCAD seniors will make it...
• 3 shot in early morning attack at Savannah laundromat
• Tolls to be added soon on HOV lane near Atlanta
• Monday's lottery numbers
• Player of the Week: Cohens lives up to his prediction
• Player of the Week: Cohens lives up to his prediction
• Savannah-Chatham police investigating pair of Monday shootings
• Police seek man for Savannah convenience store robbery
• Northway cannot act as Springfield mayor, judge rules
• Carolina Liar will headline Rock 'n' Roll Marathon Nov. 5
• Alabama history professor to speak at Salzburger Heritage Day Festival
• Judge questions ex-UGA coach's settlement
• Are you interested in attending SCAD starting Fall 2012? If so, join our SCAD Cl...
• Spotted® Photos: 'Furry People Day' at Grayson Stadium
• Wonderful blog post by SCAD Atlanta professor Elizabeth Mandel about how SCAD pr...
• Savannah-Chatham police warn copper thieves of dangers
• VIDEO: Flooded house goes up in flames
• Thinking about lunch? The Daily Grind (1st floor Goodman Hall Savannah Campus) i...
• Reminder! The SCAD Photo, Film and Animation Challenges are due on Friday, Sept....
• Savannah area gas prices increase slightly
• Savannah's 16th homicide victim identified
• Spotted® Photos: 2nd Annual Elegance in the Park Bridal Show
• Our Adult Education program is holding GED test registration today at 9 AM, 12:3...
• Monday morning traffic update
• Today's radar hot spots
• Georgia Power to help turn lights back on in Virginia
• Police: Sunday night shooting leads to 16th homicide of year
• Experience key to GSU offensive line improvement
• 13-year-old arrested in BB-gun shooting of 11-year-old
• Three arrested in robbery of two youths outside theater
• One stabbed, one arrested after morning dispute
• Pooler motorcyclist injured in crash
• Irene loses hurricane strength, hits Coney Island
• After Irene: Authorities readying to gauge damage
• After Irene: Authorities readying to gauge damage
• FINAL: Memorial Day 49, Trinity Christian 6
• VIDEO and Spotted®: 1st annual Design & Build competition underway
• Memorial Day 14, Trinity Christian 0 (1st qtr.)
• Irene erodes Tybee's beaches
• GSU football started small, but Erk Russell built a powerhouse
• Spotted®: Bryan County Bass Masters kids fishing tournament
• Gingrich campaigns in Ga., focused on breakout
• Hurricane Irene rolls past Ga.; little damage
• IRENE: Tybee waters re-opened to swimmers
• Hurricane Irene takes aim at Va. coastal towns
• Irene may be Category 1 when it hits Long Island
• A look at Irene's wake and what's ahead
• Nation's biggest subway system to stop for Irene
• Spotted®: Prep Football Jenkins at South Effingham
• Capuno throws two-hitter, foils Braves
• Bryan County wins opener
• FINAL: Jenkins 29, South Effingham 19
• Friday's High School Football Scores
• Jenkins 22, South Effingham 13 (end of 3rd qtr.)
• Savannah developer Richard Guerard's sentence stands
• Halftime: Jenkins 14, South Effingham 10
• Effingham ahead at the half
• Football: Jenkins 6, South Effingham 0 (first quarter)
• Suppress Bobby Buckner statements, defense urges
• Springfield awarded sewer grant
• Savannah H2Olympics event canceled
• Hurricane Irene Update
• Ships scheduled to visit Port of Savannah during coming week
• International running, social and drinking club coming to Savannah; mud run, too
• OPINION: And a couple of other things
• OPINION: Paying county fees to play is only fair
• Tybee YMCA Skate Night canceled
• Man barricades himself in Cloverdale Drive home
• Actors and film crews are being sought for three local productions
• Wednesday's New York Times Opinion Page featured an illustration by SCAD graduat...
• SCAD Savannah photography student An Le had his work featured in BELLO MAG's Aug...
• Students, we dodged an emergency this time with Hurricane Irene but our emergenc...
• Today's radar hot spots
• Spotted®: Football fans at the Johnson vs. Richmond Hill game
• FINAL: Bulloch Academy 40, David Emanuel 6
• Windsor Forest rallies for tie with Wayne Co.
• FINAL: Pinewood Christian 16, Robert Toombs 14
• Halftime: Wayne Co. 21, Windsor Forest 6
• Tybee cuts energy usage with improvements
• Riley overtakes Tinsley at defensive tackle on GSU depth chart
• Tony Hawk shows skate skills in Bluffton
• Savannah City Council OKs new bar at old Malone's
• Savannah Air National Guard planes head to Atlanta to escape Irene
• OPINION: Obama: What's $750,000 among friends?
• OPINION: Republicans to Obama: Kick me
• Unemployment rises in Savannah
• Savannah Red Cross volunteers headed to help with Hurricane Irene
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Our graphic design students in Atlanta recently received some new resources to h...
• PHOTOS: Destruction from Hurricane Irene; Preparation for the storm
• VIDEO: 4.5 magnitude aftershock recorded Thursday in Va.
• Spotted® Photos: Salt Table grand opening
• Census: South, West lead US in marriages, divorces
• East Coast checks bridges, readies plans for Irene
• Today's radar hot spots
• Savannah council will again consider digital billboards
• We're sorry to everyone who was participating in the eLearning chat tonight. Our...
• Georgia football coach says improvement needed after scrimmage
• House committee OKs redistricting map
• Rome Braves top Sand Gnats again
• CNT agents arrest alleged cocaine dealer
• Matt Ryan looking for Falcons' offense to gain steam
• Jenkins has eye on South Effingham in football opener Friday
• Conference focuses on business of environment
• Savannah man charged with threatening ex with a gun
• OPINION: Coming soon? The Democrats' Protection Act of 2011
• Former heavyweight champion Moorer takes shots locally
• OPINION: Savannah, Chatham lose in redistricting
• Effingham County High School teacher arrested on child molestation charges
• Laughing Pizza to play the Historic Savannah Theatre
• Savannah Ballroom to present dance showcase
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• Search for hidden damage after East Coast quake
• Interested in SCAD online education? Join our eLearning chat tonight at 8 p.m. E...
• Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools reschedules athletic events
• Education advance
• Student entrepreneur Khi Washington talks starting her business.
• Irene becomes Category 3 hurricane on way to East Coast
• Following up on Monday's Soft Skills Town Hall meeting.
• Today's radar hot spots
• Evacuations begin on tiny NC island ahead of Irene
• Back to School for Savannah - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• SSU Monitors Hurricane Irene
• Romes tops Sand Gnats
• Bill aims to help hotels in border areas
• Coffee Bluff landmark to reopen
• OPINION: Tourists should pay for Savannah River ferries
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Bethlehem Missionary to Welcome Pastor Tracy Wheeler
• Living Hope Community Fellowship Marriage Today Simulcast
• Richfield to Celebrate Founder’s Day, Sixtieth Anniversary of Dedicated Christian Service of Pastor Johnnie Powers, Jr.
• PMDC Celebrates 41 Years of Convention
• New Birth Savannah to hold 4th Pastoral Anniversary Celebration
• Higher Dimensions Christian Fellowship to hold Holy Convocation
• New Zion to hold Annual Friends and Family Day
• Union Skidaway to hold Musical Gospel Explosion
• St. John to host Ushers March Competition
• First Bryan Mass Choir to Celebrate Anniversary
• Royce Learning Center to host 5th Annual Evening of Jazz
• Sister Tina Butler Honored by Stewardess Board at St. Philip
• Mt. Tabor to Sponsor Dinner Car Wash and Yard Sale
• Fruit Part 2
• Uncle M.L.
• Tickets for Disney on Ice Celebrates 100 Years of Magic On Sale in Savannah August 26
• Nominations forWorkplace Innovator Award
• SSU to Kick off “Tell Them We Are Rising” Project
• Scenes From Greenbriar’s Community Outreach Friends and Family Day
• Coastal Georgia Affiliate of Susan G. Komen For the Cure® Announces New Communications Chair
• Quante’ Mr. R and B wins A&R Music Summit in New York City
• SFES Welcomes New Recruits
• Savannah Graduate is Georgia Gwinnett College’s 8000th Student
• The Purpose, Mission, and Vision Behind the MLK Memorial
• Thee Head Above Collectors Gallery Moves to New Location
• American Legion 500
• Community Reunion Picnic
• The Savannah High School Class of 1981
• Pre-k Students
• The 1961 Class of A.E. Beach High
• Enmark Savannah River Bridge Run
• Beach-Cuyler- Cuyler Junior High Reunion
• Taste of Tybee
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Save The Date!
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• Yoga for Cancer Patients and Survivors
• Tompkins High Class of 1971
• The “Man to Man” Prostate Cancer Support Group
• Sol C. Johnson Class of 1971
• Musician Needed
• SSU Community Booster Club Bus Ride
• Kachmar Appointed to Savannah Chatham School Board
• Delta Solutions Health and Educational Services, Inc. Presents “Cycling For a Purpose”
• Savannah Community Foundation Pledges $5,000 to Help Stabilize W.W. Law House in Savannah
• Empty Shelves Mean Empty Tummies
• Savannah Area Tourism Leadership Council to Host 11th Annual Taste of Savannah
• Musiq Soulchild Breast Cancer Ambassador
• Health Restoration
• NAACP’s Youth Works Committee to Hold “Youth Speak-Out” Forum
• Savannah Entrepreneurial Center’s Awards Dinner and Graduation a Success
• Celebrity Co-Chairs Announced for Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Dedication August 28, 2011
• Savannah Ocean Exchange Celebrates Connection With the Ocean and Coasts
• Bordeaux announces for Savannah City Council
• 2 mayoral candidates open campaign headquarters
• Men try to burn Port Wentworth gas station
• UPDATE: Tremors from Virginia earthquake confirmed in Savannah
• Irene: Plywood and canceled vacations in Carolinas
• VIDEO: Colorado shaken by strongest quake in 40 years
• Metro police warn of fast food worker's scam
• It was a lively discussion last night at the Effingham Career Academy about addr...
• CEMA warns residents to prepare for Hurricane Irene
• After long struggle, MLK has home on National Mall
• Hurricane Irene marks 1st big US threat in years
• Today's radar hot spots
• Afternoon storms knock out power for 5,600
• We are closely monitoring Hurricane Irene as the storm continues to develop in t...
• OPINION: Table from S.S. Savannah finds its rightful home
• OPINION: Too many unaswered questions from FEMA
• GSU coaches taking precautions with key defender's shoulder
• Hurricane shakes up local prep football schedule
• Savannah port officials lobby U.S. trade representative for deeper channel
• Forsyth artist wins Ga. license plate contest
• Redistricting plan ousts John Barrow from Chatham County
• Firth Rixson to add 100 jobs in Liberty County
• Suspect in vandalism of Effingham County schools sought
• It's a thing of beauty! One of our cosmetology students has launched a line of n...
• Hope to see you tonight at 6:30 PM at the Soft Skills Town Hall meeting at the E...
• CEMA monitors Hurricane Irene; Enters the Monitoring Phase
• Forecasters say SC could see effects of Irene
• Join us for a Virtual Information Session to learn more about SCAD eLearning thi...
• Explosives found in woods at WWII training site
• Spotted® Photos: Prep Football: Savannah High School vs. Groves
• Registration is in full swing in the auditorium beginning today. It may be diffi...
• Hurricane Irene slams Puerto Rico; could hit US
• Today's radar hot spots
• Local Briefs
• Drive drop Sand Gnats, 7-3
• Kyle Busch outlasts Johnson in Michigan
• Stewart soldier stabbed by fellow soldier after defending woman from attack
• Braves blank D'backs, 1-0
• 'Help' moves upstairs with $20.5M, No. 1 weekend
• How the Top 10 Georgia high school teams fared
• Spotted®: Friends of Animals “Beach Paw-ty”
• School districts
• Social Security disability on verge of insolvency
• Verizon workers return to work, without a deal
• Campaign fundraising down in Savannah, but city still ranks No. 4 in Georgia
• GSU's offense shows improvement in second scrimmage
• Savannah woman charged with child neglect
• Activist aggressively pursues sunshine cases
• Spotted®: Ellis Cook rally at American Legion
• 2012 contender Bachmann seeks to broaden appeal
• Ex-Ga. officer pleads no contest to Taser charges
• 5 qualify to replace state lawmaker
• FOOTBALL: Mustangs impressive with first-half domination
• Obama pushes for action on jobs
• Dorchester beats St. Andrew's, 25-6
• Prep football: Savannah High, Groves scoreless at halftime
• WR Showers zooms up Eagles' depth chart
• First Southern National Bank closed in Statesboro
• SSU to kick off 'Tell Them We Are Rising' project Aug. 25 with lecture
• VIDEO: GSU's coach talks about Saturday's scrimmage
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• One teen arrested, one sought in east Savannah robberies
• Tybee Island beach advisory lifted
• Coach Richt hopes Bulldogs avoid more injuries
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Full text of August 19, 2011 message from College President Dr. Kathy S. Love.
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• VIDEO: Georgetown basketball game turns into brawl in Beijing
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Former Savannah bank teller arrested for theft
• Spotted® Photos: 'American Idol' contestants film in Forsyth Park in Savannah
• Airframe and Powerplant Certification Prep Course starts October 1 at the Crossr...
• It's not too late to apply for Fall 2011! Classes start September 12th! Financia...
• Thanks to a new articulation agreement, students can more easily transfer course...
• Raw Video: 6.8M Quake Strikes Off Japanese Coast
• Today's radar hot spots
• Georgia Historical Quarterly Archives Now Available Online At JSTOR
• Sand Gnats win twice in Greenville
• Lynch back in UGA's tight end rotation
• VIDEO AND PHOTO:'American Idol' Judges Speak with Press During Filming in Savannah
• Like our new icon? The jellyfish comes from a student piece entitled "Chrysaora"...
• Guyton man out on bond arrested
• Colony Bank hires local community banking veteran
• Food bank asking Savannah residents to donate lunch money
• Ex Savannah-Chatham police officer charged with impersonation
• Savannah's Brian McKnight concert cancelled
• VIDEO: David Letterman the target of militant Muslim death threat
• Ga. jobless rate increases to 10.1 percent in July
• Georgia prepares for future base closings
• Strong industry support makes this a great choice. Our new Electrical Utility Te...
• Police report increase in auto thefts, break-ins may be caused the owners
• Spotted®: Clinton Young's announcement in Forsyth Park
• Today's radar hot spots
• Police urge Savannahians to register bikes online
• Garden City family catches alleged burglar
• DMV employee from Guyton arrested by South Carolina authorities
• Buford duo provides Georgia Southern with depth at RB
• Health department issues advisory for Tybee Island beach
• Debit card activity fees coming for some Savannah banking customers
• Effingham Now editor resigns; interim named
• Victim recovering after eastside shooting
• Video & Photos: Ryan Seacrest of 'American Idol' filming in Savannah
• K-9 Training in Pooler hotel leads to bust
• Teen brags to undercover drug agent about marijuana, gets arrested, police say
• Lahoma Patton participating in the International Scholar Laureate Program
• MSBP and school age kids
• Lady Antebellum to perform at dedication event in Augusta
• Homemade bombs explode in south Bryan County
• Savannah-based Citi Trends' second-quarter loss deepens
• Tobacco companies file lawsuit over warning labels
• Soft skills will be the topic of discussion Monday evening at the Effingham Care...
• The Grainger Scholarship was one of several awarded to students this fall. Speci...
• Today's radar hot spots
• Facebook poised to seek end to NY man's lawsuit
• Father of 2 becomes hero in abducted girl's rescue
• SOFTBALL: Lady Rebels outpace Lady Mustangs, 1-0
• A.E. Beach Class of 1971 Celebrates 40th Anniversary
• Sports with Walter Moore
• “Teen Back to School Session”
• Boys and Girls Clubs of the Coastal Empire 2011 Summer Programs
• Rochelle Small-Toney to Address Audience at “Savannah’s Live Talk”
• Grand Opening of Vashti Boutique Held
• Greg Hagins Announce Candidacy for 5th District
• Fashion Cents IV
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Save The Date!
• The 1962 Class of Woodville/ Tompkins
• The “Man to Man” Prostate Cancer Support Group
• First Ebenezer to hold Installation Services
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• American Legion 500
• Community Reunion Picnic
• The Savannah High School Class of 1981
• The 1961 Class of A.E. Beach High
• Taste of Tybee
• Yoga for Cancer Patients and Survivors
• Living Hope Hosts Rev. Dr. Raphael G. Warnock and Psalmist’s Lydia Pace of the Famous Pace Sisters
• Second Mt. Pleasant to Celebrate 121st Anniversary
• Bethel to hold Women Ministry Revival
• New Birth Savannah to hold 4th Pastoral Anniversary Celebration
• Calling All Pastors
• St. Peter’s to Celebrate Annual Family and Friends Day
• St. John to host Ushers March Competition
• Higher Dimensions Christian Fellowship to hold Holy Convocation
• Back to School, Chatham County Youth Day of Prayer
• Mt. Tabor to Sponsor Dinner Car Wash and Yard Sale
• Fruit
• Driessen Joins Local Medical Practice
• Ease Your Child Back Into School
• Ivy to Speak at Sickle Cell Association 38th Annual Program
• Health Restoration
• Edgemere/Sackville Neighborhood Observes National Night Out
• AWOLAnnounces Launch of Comcast Digital Connectors Program
• Hitmakers of Beach & Soul Tour Has Been Cancelled
• Savannah Book Festival Receives $4,000 Grant
• 5th District Community Meeting
• Last Graduating Class of St. Pius X Celebrates 40th Anniversary
• Democrats Clyburn and Becerra Only Minorities on Debt Committee
• Community Champion Sadie D. Steele Hits the 100 Mark… With Her Usual Dignity and Grace
• SSU Foundation, Inc. Awards Scholarships Inducts Hall of Fame Members
• EDITORIAL: T-SPLOST timing: The healthiest turnout
• Gulfstream G650 on track for certification
• 'American Idol' in Savannah
• Used car dealer goes in former O.C. Welch building
• Savannah-Chatham police charge man in string of Latino robberies
• Ellabell woman ID'd in Effingham wreck
• SEARCH: South Carolina state salaries $50,000 and over
• Share your Sept. 11, 2001, memories with the community
• ELLE Magazine has posted the first in a series of webisodes featuring recent SCA...
• Raw Video: Obama's heated exchange after event
• US stock futures fall on global economic worries
• Tropical Storm Gert weakens after brushing Bermuda
• Okefenokee fire still smolders at 473 square miles
• Today's radar hot spots
• Gnats hold on against Asheville
• Braves rally to beat Giants
• Savannah woman dies from burn injuries
• UGA looking in different directions for inspiration
• GSU earns No. 4 ranking in national poll
• Savannah-Chatham police arrest suspect after address mixup
• Ambrose wins at Watkins Glen
• Team of the Week: 12U Savannah Curve wins GRPA state baseball title
• EDITORIAL: City credit cards: Time to tighten up
• UPDATE: One killed in wreck on U.S. 80 near Eden
• U.S. 80 in Effingham closed to accident
• Fight with ex lands man in jail on drug charges
• On Friday, August 12th, SCAD Atlanta hosted an opening reception for Bekir Orhan...
• Man charged in robbery of Savannah woman
• Gas prices falling in Savannah area
• VIDEO: Amazing cable car rescue
• Spotted® Photos: Eastman Gun Show at the Savannah Civic Center
• Google to buy Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion
• Today's radar hot spots
• For now, SEC will stick with its 12 schools
• Lightning burns home, family escapes
• Sports Brief: Bus trip planned for GSU opener
• Traffic Alert: Storm closes Ga. 17 in Effingham County
• Savannah-Chatham County Public School's Bus Schedule 2011-2012
• Texas Gov. Perry jumps into 2012 Republican race
• Civil War battlefield in Ga. on market for $2.7M
• Deadly stage collapses on Sugerland fans
• Obama begins political counteroffensive this week
• New biomass electricity plant planned for Dublin
• Uggla's hit streak continues for Braves
• UGA's Branden Smith more than picking up where he left off
• Georgia Tech's scrimmage earns mixed reviews
• Zeke Rozier back to help the GSU Eagles
• EDITORIAL: City Council: Don't play Santa
• SSU football team conducts first scrimmage
• Shooting Incident
• Update: Arrest ‘possible’ in SSU shooting in next couple of days
• Obama sets sights on rural America to talk jobs
• GOP candidates face early test in 2012 campaign
• New High Museum of Art exhibit to focus on golf
• Judge: Casey Anthony must come back for probation
• Braves honor Cox on more time
• 4 Savannah film office employees disciplined after audit
• Chatham appears likely to retain eight seats in General Assembly
• Crowell ready to be No. 1 at Georgia
• EDITORIAL: Obamacare: A major thumping
• Attention transfer students! Did you know that many colleges now send official t...
• PHOTOS: Tybee Island Wedding Chapel opens
• CNT arrests Savannah man for manufacturing meth
• UGA running back Crowell held out of practice with injury
• Appeals court strikes health insurance requirement
• Tybee Island swim advisory lifted
• Only one month until the animation, film and photo deadlines for SCAD Challenge!
• Fla. judge says Casey Anthony must return to Orlando to serve check fraud probation
• You've got mail! Scholarship applicants, please check your email this afternoon...
• Ala., Fla. appeal ruling in water feud with Ga.
• Metro officers nab teen suspect in pizza delivery robbery operation
• Hotel agreement accepted by county
• 10 workers treated after opening package in Ga.
• China's education leap
• Today's radar hot spots
• UPDATE: One suspect arrested, one released, in downtown robbery spree
• Hibachi Grill scores high marks one week after shutdown
• Fire sends one to hospital
• Former GSU stars are finalists for Georgia Sports Hall of Fame
• UGA NOTEBOOK: Richt sees progress in newcomer Jenkins
• UGA's 'Dream Team' makes strong impression
• Braves to retire Bobby Cox's No. 6 on Friday night
• Savannah council plans for employee bonuses
• EDITORIAL: County commission: Limit public funding
• Falcons' Jones tries to keep it simple in preseason debut
• Fighter jet pilots training in Savannah
• Savannah-Chatham police stop downtown robbery spree
• Bryan County Director of Emergency Services resigns
• Education cuts
• Savannah's 'other port' having near record year
• Musselman retires from DeSoto Hilton
• SEARCH: FDIC Failed Banks
• Editor arrested for contempt of court
• Effingham editor arrested for contempt
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• UPDATE: Ga. 17 North re-opens in Effingham
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• Rincon man arrested on multiple warrants
• Georgia Power worker electrocuted
• This weekend, tune your radios to WTKS 1290 AM for an interview with our Peace O...
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• A little something to celebrate the end of the quarter. Cake Day in Business and...
• Good luck to all who applied for privately-funded scholarships. The STC Foundati...
• Meet Chef Jean in this week's Business in Savannah!
• Georgia Ports, Logistec USA partnership modernizes terminal, deepens berth
• Regulators begin weighing Georgia Power plan
• Today's radar hot spots
• Some newspaper deliveries delayed
• U.S., Mexico men's soccer teams play to 1-1 draw
• Kingston okay with district including all of Chatham -- if it keeps its military bases
• Retirees, union activists rally for jobs and against Jack Kingston
• Tailbacks shine in Georgia scrimmage
• SSU baseball player arrested on drug charge
• Sheriff’s deputy helps arrest fleeing shoplifters in Pooler
• EDITORIAL: City Council: Wrong messages
• GSU's heralded freshman Zach Walker hoping to contribute
• Local home sales hold momentum despite economic downturn
• PayPal scam targets families of Chatham County inmates
• Savannah City Council meets Thursday
• Health District: West Nile may have killed Glynn County man
• This Week at SSU (Aug. 7-13, 2011)
• Savannah man arrested in Tuesday shooting
• County poised to take action Friday on Hutchinson hotel
• Police seek help with Tuesday Savannah shooting
• This wonderful AJC article discusses the importance of real-world experience in...
• Join us for a virtual information session online tomorrow, Aug. 11, 7 p.m. EST!...
• Cha-ching!!! Book Buy Back starts today in our Campus Shops. 9AM - 6 PM Wed and...
• Wal-Mart Stores ending MP3 sales
• Today's radar hot spots
• New four-lane highway to open in metro Atlanta
• Savannah man injured in shooting
• Enterprise-Rent-A-Car gives $5000 to Savannah State BEEP program
• Wilmington Island power outage reported
• Savannah Ranger killed in Afghanistan
• EDITORIAL: Open government: Don't exempt lawmakers
• Savannah-Chatham school board picks Shawn Kachmar for open seat
• Fed to keep interest rate near zero for 2 years
• Downtown Savannah Business Community Goes Behind Bars
• Sports with Walter Moore
• International Masons and Order of Eastern Stars Ruth Chapter #3 O.E.S. Community News
• Geechee Gullah Culture Leaders Establish Tribunal
• Tatemville Community Improvement Association, Inc. to Continue Youth Work Program
• Mungin-Miller-Easton Anniversary Reunion Held
• Over 6,300 Students Develop Leadership Skills at National FCCLA Conference
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• City of Savannah Summer Lunch Program
• Save The Date!
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• Community Reunion Picnic
• American Legion 500
• A.E. Beach Class of 1952
• A.E. Beach Class of 1963
• The Savannah High School Class of 1981
• Taste of Tybee
• Yoga for Cancer Patients and Survivors
• The 1961 Class of A.E. Beach High
• The 1962 Class of Woodville/ Tompkins
• Unified Zoning Ordinance Meetings
• The H.O.P.E. Institute is sponsoring a bus expedition "Journey To Honor A King"
• New Birth Savannah to hold 4th Pastoral Anniversary Celebration
• Second Mt. Pleasant to Celebrate 121st Anniversary
• The Sanctuary to hold Nutritional Seminar
• Women's Day St. Paul CME Church
• Beulah Baptist Usher Board to Celebrate 72nd Anniversary
• First Ebenezer to hold Installation Services
• Royal Church of Christ Celebrates its Pastor and First Lady's 24th Appreciation
• Youth Revival Time at Second Arnold
• The Spirit Realm
• Bethel to hold Women Ministry Revival
• St. Peter’s to Celebrate Annual Family and Friends Day
• Stewart to Deliver Initial Sermon
• Word of Faith Christian Announces Upcoming Events
• Savannah Black Nurses Association to Participate in Health Fair
• SONATA Accepting Scholarship Appplications
• Health Restoration Grocery Shopping 101: Bringing Healthy Food Home
• New Teleride Vehicles
• Deal Announces $1 Million Grant, Complete College Georgia Initiative
• Hitmakers of Beach and Soul Tour Coming to Savannah
• SCCPS Awarded $5.2 Million for 21st Century Community Learning Centers
• SC State Selected as State’s Top HBCU for Research by Forbes Magazine
• Thunderbolt Students Receive Early Back to School Supplies
• 2011 Ready Set Go! Back to School
• SSU Foundation, Inc. Presents “Building A Solid Foundation”
• Men Making a Difference Awards Banquet to be Held
• Early Start for Groves High School
• Georgia school on lockdown as police hunt prisoner
• Troops killed in Afghan crash coming home today
• Verizon workers hit picket lines from Mass. to Va.
• Share your storm photos
• UPDATE: Savannah assault/robbery suspect surrenders
• Congratulations to SCAD Atlanta Illustration student Asa Ayers for winning the 2...
• Olympic test events go ahead amid London riots
• Mysterious pet corpses show up on grave in Athens
• Today's radar hot spots
• United Way of the Coastal Empire News - August 8, 2011
• Charleston beats Gnats with five-run seventh inning
• New storm alert issued for Chatham County
• Coastal Empire power outages up to 6,700
• Storm rolls through Richmond Hill knocking down trees
• Coastal Empire tornado warnings canceled
• Doppler spots two tornadoes in Coastal Empire
• Tornado warning issued for Chatham County
• 3,875 power outages reported across Coastal Empire
• UGA Notebook: Linebacker Gilliard learns the "Georgia way"
• Tybee to celebrate opening of new shelter
• Trees, power down in Effingham due to storm
• West Nile case confirmed in Chatham County
• Paterno hospitalized; Rittmeyer commits to UNC
• Man charged with setting fire to mattress in downtown hotel
• Thank you Grainger Foundation! Gifts for scholarships are especially appreciated.
• EDITORIAL: Back to work: Confidence meltdown
• EDITORIAL: Elderly crime targets: Outrageous attack
• Here's to the newest Peace Officer Academy graduates. You make us proud!
• Congratulations to the newest class of Peace Officer Academy graduates recognize...
• Heat advisory issued for much of Georgia
• Today's radar hot spots
• Reddick the hero as Red Sox beat Yankees
• Sunday's lottery numbers
• Beach High Schools meets Adequate Yearly Progress goal
• Georgia Bulldogs' tailbacks: So far, so good
• Gnats show off home-run swings in win at Charleston
• Man, 101, assaulted and robbed on Savannah's eastside
• AP: Hawks to be sold, but stay in Atlanta
• All-SEC tight end Charles provides versatility in passing game
• Falcons' Meier making strong return from injury
• Gamecocks' Garcia considered transfer after 5th suspension
• Rapper Big Boi arrested on drug charges in Miami
• Braves edge Mets, 6-5
• Spotted® Photos: Telfair Museums presents: Monte Carlo: A Night at the Grand Prix
• Sentencing to resume in Ga. soldier's murder trial
• Georgia soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Imperial Sugar knew of problem, attorney says
• Imperial Sugar agrees to $80,000 payment for unpermitted discharges into Savannah River
• Ex-AASU golfer Epperson finishes tied for 9th in eGolf event
• Braves fall to Mets, 11-7
• Gnats fall short in loss to Charleston
• Ben Patrick stepping away from NFL for now
• Tech QB Washington faces competition
• UGA Notebook: Georgia getting depth at nose guard
• Porsches take stylish swing through Savannah
• Spotted® Photos: GamesDay comic and fantasy convention in Effingham County
• Cooler heads prevail: GSU takes advantage of new technology to keep players healthy
• Former Georgia receiver the buzz of Bengals camp
• Undercover officers foil robbery, arrest suspects
• Call all high school juniors and seniors! All SCAD Challenge competitions are op...
• Obama mourns dead in likely Afghan shoot-down
• School reforms in US and UK
• Ga. Democrats launch day of action
• S&P downgrades US credit rating
• Afghan president: 31 Americans killed in crash
• Police: Latinos targeted in southside Savannah robberies
• Georgia defensive backs Commings working at two positions
• Sports Briefs
• Savannah looks to Daffin Park for dog play area
• Savannah looks to Daffin Park for dog play area
• Wounded soldiers honored in Richmond Hill
• Savannah High assistant named new basketball coach at Jenkins
• Four locals finalists for Georgia Sports Hall of Fame
• 2 dozen firefighters battle Ogeechee Road tire blaze
• Hibachi Grill allowed to reopen days after shutdown by health department
• Wells Fargo's new regional president focused on customer service
• Savannah bed-tax breaks records for first half of 2011
• Have you applied to SCAD yet? Students can start during any quarter and applicat...
• Savannah man charged with stealing thousands from employer
• SEARCH: Chatham County's restaurant health inspection scores
• Spotted® Photos: Jepson Center holds red carpet event for documentary screening
• Savannah-Chatham school board seeking new member
• Savannah-based Gulfstream Aerospace names new president
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Effingham man dies of injuries from wreck
• VIDEO: Shooting on Philadelphia bus caught on tape
• Testing and teacher pay
• Cumberland Island, Ga. tours to begin
• Georgia Historical Society Announces New Education Coordinator
• 2012 Georgia Trustees Announced: Tom Cousins and Andrew Young
• Tybee turtle set free
• Hilliards consider Richmond Hill store; renovate Lo Cost Pharmacy
• Man shot on way to buy crack, police say
• GPA interns get hands-on experience
• EDITORIAL: Springfield's mayor: Let voters decide
• Cathedral rector stable after heart attack
• Sunday fire caused by open gas line, investigators find
• UPDATE: Ga. 17/30 open after accident
• Gov. Deal orders college-funding review to reward high grad rates
• VIDEO: Gunman reported near Va. Tech dining hall
• Coast Guard birthday celebrated in Savannah
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Solar installers: NABCEP testing set for September 16 at the Savannah Campus.
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• Georgia holds legislative hearing on sunshine law during special session
• Spotted® Photos: Maritime After Hours Party at Tubby's Tank House
• VIDEO: Obama celebrates 50th birthday at White House
• Spotted® Photos: South of DeRenne Association Meeting
• County shuts down Savannah's Hibachi Grill for health violations
• Boy, 2, accidentally shot by neighbor
• Savannah-Chatham school board reveals plans for sales tax continuation
• Savannah Junior Golf Association championship results
• Woman, 71, attacked and robbed at gunpoint on the southside
• GSU prepares to open preseason practice
• LDH Corporation owner charged with firing on family on I-95
• I-16 overpass removal added to tax referendum
• Uggla powers Braves past Nationals
• Groves grad Williams signs track scholarship with USCB
• Georgia Bulldogs excited to get back on football field
• Girl, 15, raped on Savannah's eastside
• Chase desperation prompts big NASCAR changes
• Tybee tourism builds on 2010 momentum
• EDITORIAL: The Osborne rule: Achin' in Bacon Park
• Drug agent targets suspect at Savannah store
• Alleged Pooler bank robber indicted
• USA Today College features SCAD's fashion program as "one of the strongest fashi...
• SCAD alumna Harshikaa Udashi worked on "The Smurfs" as a senior technical direct...
• No tax holiday for Georgia; S.C. deals start Friday
• One of Savannah's most popular garage bands The Veraflames returns
• Punctuality, attendance, proper business attire and more will be the topic of di...
• Business, educators and community leaders will gather to discuss importance of S...
• 2 Georgia prep football players die
• Cases of West Nile Virus confirmed in north Fla.
• Today's radar hot spots
• Tropical Storm Emily on path toward Haiti
• Sister Pat Coward steps down as St. Vincent's athletics director
• Falcons' linebacker Weatherspoon has high goals
• Jane Vaden Thacher Named Walk To End Alzheimer’s Honorary Chairman
• SSU Hall of Fame Nominations Now Being Accepted
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Savannah Philharmonic Makes Donation to Old Savannah City Mission
• President Meets with Marc Morial, President of the National Urban League, and Ben Jealous, President of the NAACP
• CASAAnnounces 4th Annual Dancing With The Stars Local Celebrities
• United Way of the Coastal Empire Awarded Federal Funds
• Rock ‘n’ Roll Race Route to Highlight Savannah’s Best
• Thousands Converge in Atlanta for AKA's 2011 Leadership Seminar
• Distinguished Young Women of Greater Chatham Awards Scholarships
• The H.O.P.E. Institute
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• 1971 Old School Class Reunion
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• City of Savannah Summer Lunch Program
• Save The Date!
• Community Reunion Picnic
• Family Cookout Fundraiser
• American Legion 500
• The Savannah High School Class of 1981
• The 1962 Class of Woodville/Tompkins
• Second Mt. Pleasant to Celebrate 121st Anniversary
• West Savanah Area Women's Missionary Society (WMS) Golf Tournament
• The Sanctuary to hold Nutritional Seminar
• St. Peter’s to Celebrate Annual Family and Friends Day
• Women's Day - St. Paul CME Church
• New Life Apostolic to hold Three Day Revival
• Royal Church of Christ Celebrates its Pastor and First Lady's 24th Appreciation
• St. Mary’s A.M.E. Church to hold Vacation Bible School
• Holy Ghost Tabernacle to hold Family and Friends Day
• St. Thomas to host Christian Gala
• Shiloh Missionary to hold 2nd Annual Kick-Ball Tournament
• Beulah Baptist Usher Board to Celebrate 72nd Anniversary
• The Spirit Realm
• SSU to host August BizCamp for Youth at Moses Jackson Center
• Armstrong Selects The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks for Common Read
• Health Restoration
• Chatham Area Transit’s School Supply Drive
• Lip Balm for The Troops
• Top Ladies of Distinction and Top Teens of America Attend 2011 Syn-Lods National Meeting
• Savannah, GA Student Walks the Halls of Congress
• West Broad Street YMCA Awarded $10,000 Grant
• Historic Savannah Chapter of the American Business Women’s Association To hold Meeting
• Economic Opportunity Authority To Hold Annual Meeting
• Educational Leaders for Change Continue to Foster Change within our Educational Community
• The Real Deal Behind the Wheel
• SCLC President Dies at 57
• Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Presents 2011 Debutantes
• St. Andrew's had new volleyball coach, mascot
• EDITORIAL: Debt deal: It's only halftime
• Yellow Ribbon career expo to match skills, need
• New warehouse development eyed for Pooler
• Need Help Paying for School? Applications for Savannah Technical College Scholar...
• Comic and fantasy convention planned Saturday in Effingham
• Welcome Mary Chatman, our newest member of the Local Board of Directors.
• Drug dealers make deal in front of drug squad in Port Wentworth
• VIDEO: Police investigating Savannah shooting
• VIDEO: 2011 Pathways to Success Summer Enrichment Institute
• Deceased named in possible murder-suicide
• Jenkins High grad Ben Patrick signs with New York Giants
• Richmond Hill police investigate possible murder-suicide
• Heat advisory issued for parts of Georgia
• Today's radar hot spots
• Bobby Solomon, Effingham Campus Dean for Student Affairs, talks expansion of Mac...
• Augusta takes advantage of mistakes, edges Gnats
• Tropical Storm Emily soaks eastern Caribbean
• This Week at SSU (July 31 - Aug. 6, 2011)
• SSU to host August BizCamp for youth at Moses Jackson center
• House passes debt-ceiling compromise; next move: the Senate
• Shannon Sharpe set for NFL Hall of Fame induction
• Two local golfers score aces in same round
• Natural gas likely caused explosion that left two critical, investigators say
• Geekend lands The Onion's Baratunde Thurston as keynote speaker
• Falcons' Turner feeling healthy, ready to run
• Blown transformer may have caused Ardsley Park fire
• SCAD alumnus Rusty Allen designed this eco-friendly water bottle to design "some...
• EDITORIAL: Debt compromise: Take the deal
• GOOD SPORTS: Wilmington Park Barracudas finish second in city meet
• Team of the Week: SAVANNAH SUN DEVILS 8U WINS GRPA STATE BASEBALL TITLE
• VIDEO: Savannah Christian starts football practice
• Delta to refund taxes for travel during shutdown
• We're excited about fall semester!
• Today is the first day of August. That means you only have three weeks to enroll...
• More hot weather forecast for Georgia
• Today's radar hot spots
• 5 burning questions as UGA Bulldogs open camp
• Tiger Woods to play in Australian Open
• It's a deal: Obama, Congress will avert default
• Falcons sign Blalock
• Hampton Inn evacuated because of fumes
• Two in critical condition after shed explodes
• Wrecks leave two critical
• Debt deal spreads relief, smiles between warriors
• Obama, Congress reach a debt deal
• Sand Gnats too strong for Grasshoppers
• Paul Menard notches 1st Sprint Cup victory at Brickyard 400
• UGA Bulldogs preparing for first practice Thursday
• 5 burning questions as UGA Bulldogs open camp
• Former UGA star Moreno in make-or-break year with Broncos
• 'Really close' to debt deal as deadline nears
• Marlins hand Braves milestone loss
• Braves acquire Michael Bourn from Astros
• Spotted®: Back to School Expo 2011
• 'Cowboys & Aliens,' 'Smurfs' tie for No. 1 spot
• Three serious accidents send five to hospital
• Arrest made, stolen statues located
• Police: Planes collide over Alaska, 4 dead
• 1 killed, 1 injured in Atlanta shooting
• White House, GOP discuss potential debt limit pact
• Ga. girls offered a 2nd chance to sell lemonade
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• Fencers make waves at Tybee
• Candelight memorial for Nancy Sanders scheduled
• SSU picked last in MEAC preseason poll
• N.Y. State Fair unveils 1,500-calorie 'Donut Burger'
• Ragan continues to gain momentum by winning pole for Brickyard 400
• High school coaches lend a hand
• Turn back the clock: Baseball mecca Grayson Stadium will host high school football games this fall
• As Savannah's rooftops become rooms with a view, debate builds over impact on historic character
• Bush to be in NYC to mark 10th anniversary of 9/11
• FBI, police go high-tech to fight crime
• Ga. police find woman's body in well
• Spotted®: Savannah Children’s Choir End of Camp Concert
• Ga. man sentenced on child porn charges
• Motorcyclist critically injured in early morning wreck
• Friday's lottery numbers
• BC faithful gather to hear ex-Dawg Greene
• Heat is on local football players starting Monday
• Falcons off to fast start in training camp
• CNT makes its ‘largest heroin bust in recent history’
• Fencers take to the beach
• German TV crew filming on Savannah's River Street
• OPINION: Debt talks: Time to man up
• Matt Libby picked as Port Wentworth's next police chief
• Rosa Parks essay reveals rape attempt
• Savannah's W.W. Law Foundation accepts $5,000 challenge
• SCAD architecture alumnus Maxim Nasab proposed this solution for a new bridge in...
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• VIDEO: S. Korean scientists create glow-in-the-dark dog
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• Drayton Street Ramp to close for repairs
• Suspect in custody after carjacking Savannah Tech student
• Spotted®: Floyd Adams Meet and Greet at JEA
• Today's radar hot spots
• US stock futures fall after debt vote postponed
• Thursday's lottery numbers
• McMahon signs as free agent with Falcons
• Braves lose to Pirates, 5-2
• Sand Gnats fall to Greensboro
• Hamilton Bennett's 'invisible'
• Sports Briefs: Team Savannah competes at AAU Junior Olympics
• Spotted®: YPS After Hours Party at 17 Hundred 90
• Savannah Council coached on Open Meetings, records law
• Jury convicts soldier who said diet made him kill
• Five story lines from the SEC East
• Three drivers back home for Brickyard 400
• Hilton Head car show attracts Dennis Gage, Boris Said
• Ogeechee Riverkeeper to sue Screven County factory
• Georgia Ports Authority work expands capacity, recycles materials
• Bryan County schools miss AYP
• Unemployment rises to 9.5 percent in Savannah in June
• Planned north Bryan landfill delayed but still in the works
• Stricter academic goals put pressure on Effingham schools
• OPINION: Harbor deepening: Piggyback the ports
• Liberty Chamber Business After Hours starts at 5 PM! Hope to see our Liberty fri...
• Are you excited for the new season of Project Runway tonight? Keep an eye out fo...
• SEARCH: Chatham County's restaurant health inspection scores
• SCAD's Design for Sustainability MA has been recognized by Metropolis Magazine f...
• Budget crises affect school districts
• Work Ready update: Statewide, 57,107 high school seniors from 289 schools across...
• Another of the ways we make a difference -- "As one of our CAP students just re...
• We are proud to host the monthly Buy Local luncheon today. Great to have you on...
• Spotted®: Sip 'n' Sign Party with author Mary Kay Andrews
• Today's radar hot spots
• Wednesday's lottery numbers
• Ross lifts Braves past Pirates, 2-1
• CNT busts alleged prescription ring
• Braves' McCann, Schafer placed on DL
• Sports Briefs: Savannah's Silvers keeps winning
• Lester Jackson fixes online glitch that made it look like he'd failed to report campaign finances
• More discipline, fewer players for Dawgs
• Georgia congressmen wary about Boehner's debt limit plan
• Ump says he missed call in Braves' 19-inning win
• Young angler a rising star in fishing
• OPINION: Subsidized housing: Rules and compassion
• Fishing cycle returning to normal after slow start
• Savannah business creates scents for Home Shopping Network, "The Help" movie
• Savannah area foreclosure outlook brightening
• Gingrich says he's the one to solve national debt
• Spotted® Photos: Savannah Women's Business Network
• Ceremony marks closing of Walter Reed hospital
• Bluffton man questioned in Savannah murder
• Bluegrass band The Boxcars to play Randy Wood Guitars
• Demand for Gulfstream jets continues to grow
• UPDATE: Former officer pleads guilty to concealing criminal activity
• Today's radar hot spots
• Cobb, Clayton counties in Ga. raise tax rates
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Tigers Report To Camp August 1
• Tybee MayorWears Many Hats
• Regal Entertainment Group Gives Club Members an Opportunity to Beat the Summer Heat
• Lambda Tau Upsilon Christian Sorority, Inc. Attends Inaugural National Convention
• 2011 Liberty County Fun Run a Success
• U.S. Postal Service to Honor John H. Johnson With Forever Stamp
• The Limited Expands to Savannah
• Williams-Wilson Attends Orchestral Camp at Emory University
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• The Savannah High School Class of 1981
• The H.O.P.E. Institute
• Yoga for Cancer Patients and Survivors
• 1971 Old School Class Reunion
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• City of Savannah Summer Lunch Program
• Taste of Tybee
• Community Reunion Picnic
• Job Search and Career Building Workshops
• American Legion 500
• Family Cookout Fundraiser
• Save The Date!
• Polite Family
• August Small Business Council / SMART Lunch
• Boys Summit
• Santa Claus is Coming to Greenbriar
• Canaan Community Church: A New Worship Experience
• First Tabernacle to Hold Family and Friends Day
• Zion Pentecostal Union to Meet
• New Salem to hold Family Conference
• God's Temple of Praise to present "All White Holy Night"
• St. Thomas to host Christian Gala
• Sunday Best at Mt. Tabor
• Christian Fellowship at Royal Church of Christ
• Editor’s Note
• St. Luke Baptist Church: Celebrating 43 Years with Rev. Dr. Lexcie E. Aiken and First Lady Mary Aiken
• First Mt. Calvary to hold Family and Friends Day
• Wailing Women and Praying Priests to hold One Night Revival
• New Life Apostolic to hold Three Day Revival
• St. Peter’s to Celebrate Annual Family and Friends Day
• Possible West Nile Virus Case Being Investigated in Savannah
• MUMC's Frantz Appointed to Georgia Trauma Care Network Commission
• Health Restoration
• IRS Urges Taxpayers to Avoid Becoming Victims of Tax Scams
• Letter to the Editor
• 2011 Picnic in the Park Theme Set; Sponsorship Opportunities Available
• Hungry Club Forum to Hear Savannah State University Head
• Warren Jones Gala Affair to be Held
• First Lady Michelle Obama Announces Commitments to Expand Access to Healthy, Affordable Food
• $5,000 Challenge Grant Offered to Law Foundation
• Tate Receives Community Service Award
• Johnson to Keynote Savannah Entrepreneurial Center’s Annual Awards Dinner and Graduation
• BiS Luncheon Forum set for Wednesday canceled
• Ryan gets Falcons back to work
• Sports Briefs
• Savannah's Dobbs signs with 49ers
• S.C. assistant coach suspended
• Sand Gnats blank Legends for sixth straight win
• Ex-Bulldog David Greene to visit Savannah
• NTSB: Damaged crankshaft on plane that hit Hilton Head beach jogger
• Savannah becomes sports-car mecca
• Learn more about SCAD by joining our virtual information session tomorrow at 9 p...
• GSU voted No. 1 in Southern Conference media poll
• R. Kelly Savannah concert postponed
• Opinion: Obama speech: Leadership deficit
• Savannah-Chatham police seek help with June shooting/robbery
• Running club's membership skyrockets because of Rock 'n' Roll Marathon
• Savannahl industrial real estate market making 'slow but steady' gains
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• Bill Eberline, a faculty member in our Computer Information Systems program shar...
• Spotted® Photos: Fashion's Night Out Savannah Meeting
• Deal: Businesses should reconsider Jekyll Island
• Today's radar hot spots
• Pirates beat Braves, 3-1
• Fugitive pleads guilty in cocaine trafficking case
• AlphaGraphics acquires downtown mainstay PressWorks
• Spotted® Photos: Surfers for Autism
• Players vote to end NFL lockout
• Jasper port plans back on track
• SCAD photography alum Claire Rosen is featured as an up-and-coming artist in the "Fresh" column of Communication Arts Magazine!
• Norway rampage culprit calm, expects life in jail
• UPDATE: Autopsy planned in Effingham County deputy's death
• Amy Winehouse autopsy fails to establish death cause
• Effingham County Sheriff's Office deputy found dead
• Gas prices creeped up locally last week
• Georgia Ports Authority posts another record year
• Motorcycle accident delays traffic on I-16 EB near Chatham Parkway
• Drafting associate degree program is coming this fall to the Savannah Campus. If you're interested, call 912.443.5821 for information.
• Tourists returning to Okefenokee
• Today's radar hot spots
• Section of I-95 in S.C. dedicated to Tuskegee Airmen
• Few sex offenders apply to get off Ga. registry
• Ga. colleges on spending spree despite economy
• Atlanta schools: 41 named in cheating scandal left
• Port Wentworth man stabs wife to death in front of children
• District: 41 educators in cheating scandal left
• 10 injured in church van crash in Atlanta
• Woman reported missing on Ga. river found alive
• Few sex offenders apply to get off Ga. registry
• Spotted®: Honor Flight Poker Run
• NY readies for hundreds of gay weddings
• Savannah-Chatham students perform poorly on graduation tests
• Police: Singer Amy Winehouse dies
• Minor injuries in Fort Stewart plane crash
• Calif. man gets 4 years for stalking on Facebook
• Obama summons leaders to White House on debt talks
• Activists gather to highlight unsolved lynching
• UGA picked to finish second in SEC East
• Free fans to help Savannahians survive the heat
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Savannah-Chatham police make arrest in Wednesday murder
• Catch them if you can: fake licenses on the rise, businesses in danger
• City announces tour ordinance enforcement sweep
• Check us out at Summerfest 2011 at the Savannah Civic Center on Monday! Our EMS team will be conducting a demonstration at 1 PM.
• Statesboro man sentenced in Ponzi scheme
• FBI announces indictment, guilty plea in Savannah bank robberies
• Spotted®: Pooler Chamber of Commerce Marketplace Expo
• 'American Idol' holds North Charleston auditions
• Spotted®: Samuel Adams Beer Dinner at Ruth's Chris
• Today's radar hot spots
• 2 Ga. wildfires considered contained
• Fall semester starts August 24.
• Woman pulled from Savannah River
• Artist Kiki Smith visited SCAD Atlanta last week! SCAD graduate photography student Carla Aaron-Lopez wrote about her experience working as Smith's studio assistant in BurnAway Magazine.
• 'Gator found in south Bryan County pool
• Man stabbed to death, soldier injured in Midway; soldier 'person of interest'
• Spotted® Photos: Pooler Business Networking Lunch at Lovezzola's
• Savannah-Chatham police warn of texting scam
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• One more reason why we're a great value... college core courses guaranteed to transfer to University System of Georgia.
• Ga. AG seeks to halt video of execution
• Women’s support group collects more than 1,000 signatures on pit-bull petition
• 17-year-old arrested in killing of Georgia deputy
• Today's radar hot spots
• Entire Apple stores being faked in China
• Georgia Historical Society Expands Facilities, Announces New Jepson House Education Center
• Georgia Historical Society Receives 2011 Award of Merit from American Association for State and Local History
• Rockies edge Braves, 3-2
• Dancing with the Savannah Stars team selected
• UPDATE: Police release name of homicide victim, say he had 60-plus grams of cocaine
• Savannah woman diagnosed with West Nile virus infection
• Anonymous tip leads Effingham deputies to wanted man
• One killed, one hurt in Savannah crash
• OK Liberty County! Stop in and say hello next Thursday afternoon from 5-7 pm for Business After Hours in the Rene Kemp Industrial Technology Center on the Liberty Campus. Meet and greet, enjoy some refreshments and learn about our expanding Automotive Te
• 3 sought in Georgia on fake WIC voucher charges
• Citi Trends announces it expects quarterly loss
• South Carolina's credit rating could take a hit; Georgia OK
• Study: HIV risks rise with some birth control
• Hotter weather returns to Georgia
• Peace Officer Academy graduation will be August 8 at 10:30 AM in the Eckburg Auditorium. This co-hort honors J. Don Martin, the late Liberty County Sheriff.
• Today's radar hot spots
• UPDATE: Police ID alleged kidnapper
• Rockies rout Braves, 12-3
• UPDATE: Man found shot, with drugs, after wreck dies
• We had an awesome time tonight at our Graduate and Transfer Preview Day at SCAD Atlanta! Thank you to the students who attended!
• Richmond Hill's first farmer's market draws hundreds
• VIDEO: Police find gunshot victim in Savannah crash
• Effingham commissioners move to ax chairman position
• Learn more about SCAD online education by joining our eLearning chat tomorrow night at 8 pm EST!
• Welcome to our students arriving at SCAD Atlanta for Graduate and Transfer Preview Day! The events will begin shortly. Expect photos throughout the night!
• Back by popular demand! Info Session on new fire science programs. Monday, July 25 5-8 pm at the Crossroads Campus.
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Citizens To Elect Carol Bell and Sounds of Victory Present Rev. Milton Biggham In Concert
• Atlanta’s Herndon Home, Historic Landmark, Turns 100 Years Old
• Say Hello to the Range Rover Evoque at Land Rover Hilton Head
• West Broad Street YMCA to hold Back to School Drive
• New Career Exploring Summerfest Event Scheduled
• Ribbon Cutting Held for Car Spa Automobile Detailing
• Woodville-Tompkins Annual Hall of Fame Association Induction Banquet to be Held
• Zoning Ordinance Meetings
• Community Reunion Picnic
• Job Search and Career Building Workshops
• The H.O.P.E. Institute
• August Small Business Council / SMART Lunch
• Every Step Counts Survivors Walk
• The Earl T. Shinhoster Youth Leadership Institute
• Yoga for Cancer Patients and Survivors
• Head and Neck Cancer Support Group Meeting
• The SSU National Alumni Assoc.
• Pancreatic Cancer Action Network Meeting
• Jesus First Announces Upcoming Events
• St. Joseph’s/Candler African-American Health Information and Resource Center
• Greater Pentecostal to hold Special Evangelism Service
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• The 42nd Berean Congress of Christian Education to Meet
• 1971 Old School Class Reunion
• Taste of Tybee
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• City of Savannah Summer Lunch Program
• Wailing Women and Praying Priests to hold One Night Revival
• St. Luke Baptist Church: Celebrating 43 Years with Rev. Dr. Lexcie E. Aiken
• New Life Apostolic to hold Three Day Revival
• God's Temple of Praise to present "All White Holy Night"
• Union Skidaway to hold 139th Church Anniversary
• St. Matthew’s to hold Vacation Bible School
• Sunday Best at Mt. Tabor
• God Opens Heaven in 2011: Unswitchables Citywide Outreach Report
• The Martin de Porres Society to host Annual Camp Lighthouse
• The Black Nurses Association Seeks to Educate the Community
• Health Restoration
• Citizens Police Academy Accepting Applications
• Calling all Neighborhood Leaders: Training Program Now Recruiting
• Savannah Branch, NAACP to Sponsor Voter Registration Drives
• Tybee to Receive “Bicycle Friendly Community” Award
• Harambee House: Teaching to Fish
• Jefferson Designated as Counsel in Firm’s Real Estate Practice Group
• SCCPSS Announces Upcoming ESPLOST Informational Sessions
• President Obama Meets Civil Rights Icon
• Jackson to Address NAACP on Redistricting
• Savannah to Celebrate Fashion's Night Out
• Restaurant of many names closes at Broughton and Bull
• Governor announces private/public road pact
• VIDEO: Man rushes at Rupert Murdoch in hearing; struck by Murdoch's wife
• SCAD's booth at NeoCon, a commercial interiors show, won a creative excellence award! Our booth included works from furniture design, metals and jewelry, and fibers students. Furniture design graduate student Matt Gray's bench and bicycle rack
• VIDEO: Chihuahua chases off robbers
• Scholarships are available for fall semester and YOU might be eligible. Check out the link here, download the application, and follow the instructions.
• Two Savannahians, two Atlantans indicted in food stamp fraud scheme
• Pope Benedict appoints new bishop for Savannah
• Tropical Storm Dora gains some muscle in Pacific
• Today's radar hot spots
• Monday's lottery numbers
• Former South Effingham star Reddick homers to help Red Sox beat Orioles, 15-10
• Savannah-Chatham schools set sales tax meetings
• Man arrested at bus stop naked, blames the heat
• Ga. lawmaker wants educators to return bonuses
• Join us tomorrow, July 19th from 6-9pm EST for our Graduate and Transfer Preview Day at SCAD Atlanta! We will have tours, meetings with Admission/faculty/students, scholarship/financial aid information and more!
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Small fire leads to evacuation of Delta facility at Atlanta airport
• Savannah car thief charged after calling police
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• Spreadsheet anxiety? Twelve hours of training on Excel 2007 Basic Level will be offered at the Crossroads Campus, Lab 189, from 5:30-8:30pm on the evenings of July 26, July 28, August 2 and August 4. The cost is $80. Class size is limited to 20. For m
• State reopens car tag contest after brouhaha
• VIDEO: Stage collapse during Cheap Trick concert at Ottawa Bluesfest
• Georgia Power to testify on nuclear building costs
• Today's radar hot spots
• Former South Effingham star Reddick scores in 16th inning as Red Sox beat Rays, 1-0
• Civil Rights icon draws formidable challenger
• Newman edges Stewart to win at New Hampshire
• Freeman lifts Braves past Nationals, 9-8
• Japan wins 1st World Cup title in penalty shootout
• Man tries to abduct two women from Savannah warehouse
• 'Potter' takes down Batman with $168.6M weekend
• VIDEO: Casey Anthony released from jail, slips from view
• Parties assess debt options as time runs short
• Spotted®: Community Carnival and Family Fun at The Villages
• Ga. courts grapple with criminal banishment
• Spotted®: Savannah Derby Devils vs. Little City Roller Girls
• Falls, eye test may give clues to Alzheimer's
• Video and Spotted®: Hooters vs. Harley: Battle of the Babes
• Former Sand Gnat Lannan leads Nationals past Braves, 5-2
• Former South Effingham star Reddick homers to help Red Sox beat Rays
• Shooting sends Garden City man to hospital
• Suspect admits robbing Krystal restaurant on Abercorn
• On last day in jail, Anthony's future uncertain
• Georgia Lottery sales top $3.5 billion
• Savannah police to run in honor of slain officer
• Court: 'don't ask, don't tell' will stay in place
• Julia (Yellow) Huang, a SCAD illustration student with a minor in graphic design, was featured in today’s New York Times with a full-page illustration on the cover of the weekend section! The assignment came about as a result of a trip to New York
• Judge denies bond for arson suspect
• Robbery suspects surrender to police
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Newt Gingrich campaign more than $1 million in debt
• Spotted® Photos: The Limited Grand Opening
• Savannah attorney Greg Sapp named State Court judge
• Suspect sought in shooting on East Waldburg Street
• Former Georgia Tech player denies accepting gifts
• 'In God We Trust' confusion delays new Ga. car tag
• Congratulations to SCAD Students Brianne Farley, Jackie Farkas, Julia Yellow, Kelsey Garrity-Riley, Lauren Mae Oswald, Leslie Terhune, and Bridgette Blanton for being winners in the 2011 Applied Arts Student Awards competition!
• BP adopts new safety standards for Gulf drilling
• Are you ready for the challenge? Check out the SCAD Challenge page for ideas and inspiration for your challenge submissions!
• TRAFFIC UPDATE: NB White Bluff closed following early morning wreck
• Police officer accused of stalking officially fired
• Spotted® Photos: Ballroom Extravaganza Kickoff Mixer
• Effingham school millage to hold steady
• Govt to test risk-based airport screening
• Midnight Friday deadline for price discount registration for LoCo Motion fundraiser
• No charges in saggy pants arrest at SF airport
• NCAA puts Georgia Tech on probation
• Former Savannah-Chatham police officer indicted in extortion scheme
• Three film companies snuff on-screen smoking
• Garden City man headed to grand jury on child molestation charges
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• Spotted®: Time Out Tuesdays at Rocks on the Roof
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• 3 finalists unveiled for new Ga. license plate
• Spotted®: Savannah Menu Hospitality Night at Locos
• Savannah home sales at highest level since 2008
• Today's radar hot spots
• United Way Of The Coastal Empire News - July 13, 2011
• Report: Riverwalk stable, only minor repairs needed
• SCAD fashion alum Julie Tierney has been announced as one of the Project Runway Season 9 designers! Good luck, Julie!
• Local burger joint to add new store
• Chief reassigns head of criminal investigations in response to summer crime spike
• Savannah trio indicted in federal student loan fraud case
• Wambach lifts U.S. to final in 3-1 women's soccer win over France
• Effingham County Sheriff's office hunting theft suspect
• Our solar energy program takes another step forward. Way to go!
• Poll: Upbeat baby boomers say they're not old yet
• If you're interested in learning more about SCAD's online education programs, we will be having an eLearning chat session on July 20th. Sign up today!
• Congrats to SCAD alum Tradd Moore (B.F.A. sequential art, 2010) whose first of a six-part series of comics, "The Strange Talent of Luther Strode," will be published in October!
• Atlanta firefighters extinguish blaze at Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site
• Heat advisory until 9 p.m.
• Comcast experiencing 'large' service outage
• More hot weather forecast for Georgia
• Today's radar hot spots
• Afghanistan war vet, a Ranger, given highest honor
• Sand Gnats game postponed
• New Millennium Sports Training
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Royce Learning Center Receives Grant from International Paper Foundation
• BRAVO Music Camp in Review
• The Y Fights Child Hunger This Summer with Help from the Walmart Foundation
• Fashion Cents III
• City's Gallery S.P.A.C.E. Seeks Artists for 2012 Exhibitions
• Save the Date! Sickle Cell Assocation’s 38th Annual Luncheon Program
• Johnson Announces Reelection Bid for District 1 Savannah City Council Seat
• Shabazz to Seek 5th District City Council Post
• Bell Announces Bid for City Council At Large Post 1
• The “Man to Man” Prostate Cancer Support Group
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• Community Reunion Picnic
• Bariatric Surgery Support Group Meeting
• City of Savannah Summer Lunch Program
• The Earl T. Shinhoster Youth Leadership Institute
• Job Search and Career Building Workshops
• St. Joseph’s/Candler African-American Health Information and Resource Center
• A.E. Beach Class of 1961
• Alfred E. Beach High School Class of 1957
• Deacon’s Appreciation at First African Baptist
• Men and Women's Day Celebration at Tremont Temple
• Royal Church of Christ to host Youth Convention
• Zion Hill Announces Upcoming Events
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• 1971 Old School Class Reunion
• Greater Gaines to hold Annual Lay Day Celebration
• Vacation Bible School at St. Philip AME Church
• Jesus First to Host Basketball Tournament
• Road to Nowhere!
• Butler Makes Donation to NAACP, Recognizes Men
• New Born Fellowship Ministries Presents 2011 Women’s Summit
• Safe Kids Savannah and Chatham County Health Department to Hold Give Kids a Boost Event
• MUMC Awarded $42,000 Grant from Cardinal Health Foundation
• Health Restoration
• Mary Ann Foster Crowned Connectional 1st Lady of the AME Church
• Hall Named President of Society of American Military Engineers
• Jackmont Hospitality Inc. Supports National Center for Civil and Human Rights with $250,000 Gift
• Congratulations to The Browns
• Thunderbolt Improvement Association, Town of Thunderbolt Present Scholarship to Johnson Student
• Rancic to Headline the 9th Smart Women Luncheon & Expo
• Savannah NAACP Mass Meeting
• Perception of Whiteness Exhibit Continues Through September 5th at Beach Institute
• Broadnax Named Interim Athletics Director at SSU
• West Broad Street School Exhibition to Open
• Tybee charter school effort hits setback
• Savannah burglary suspect arrested
• Netflix separates DVD plans from online streaming
• Creator of 'Brady Bunch,' 'Gilligan's Island' dies
• Questions about fees and how the HOPE changes will affect you? Click below.
• Ga. school bus maker agrees to settlement
• VIDEO: Fan almost tumbles over railing at MLB Home Run Derby
• Man gets life sentence in Athens, Ga. killing
• Heat advisory issued for Georgia
• Today's radar hot spots
• Savannah area home sales show upward trend
• Merchandise seized, two charged with selling counterfeit items
• Hundreds gather for funeral of Texas fan who fell
• Critz Tybee Run Fest 2012 unveils race courses for weekend event
• Spotted® Photos: Keller Invitational at Crosswinds Golf Club
• Injured Savannah-Chatham officer faces firing after Pooler arrest
• Cause of Richmond Hill house fire electrical
• Clear Channel swipes at Pandora with iheart revamp
• Tybee's new zoning manager resigns
• Rain helps slow Okefenokee refuge fire
• Wreck delays traffic on I-16 eastbound near 37th Street
• UGA reports $5 million in 2010 business income
• Today's radar hot spots
• Church van rolls twice on Interstate 95, 5 people ejected
• Three-story, 14,000-square-foot Garden City home burns to the ground
• Police car catches fire on Interstate 516
• Second Richmond Hill house fire in four days
• I-516 blocked by wreck
• William and Kate take in polo, Hollywood celebs
• Savannah's little Montessori charter school is in big trouble
• Police: Two men shot in home invasion
• Flood advisory for Chatham County
• Braves' Chipper Jones goes on 15-day DL with tear in knee
• Jeter homers for 3,000th hit, first Yankee to do it
• Steelers' Hines Ward arrested on DUI charge in Georgia
• VIDEO: Space shuttle astronauts will check for damage
• Opponents of GA immigration law plan rally
• Ibanez's homer leads Phillies past Braves, 3-2, in 10 innings
• Convention center hotel plans could be downsized
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies
• Thank you to everyone who visited today for Transfer and Graduate Accepted Students Day! We had a great time and are looking forward to seeing you again soon!
• Deal raises more than half-million dollars in re-election funds
• Police: Savannah man to face murder charge
• Foot of pot found in Johnson Square
• Savannah teen charged in home invasion
• Savannah man sentenced for receiving child pornography
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• It's exciting to have so many people here in Savannah for Transfer and Graduate Accepted Students Day! I hope you all have a great time, and we'll be sharing pictures throughout the day!
• Beware of jellyfish: season off to early start on Tybee
• Golf Course manager gets lease break from county
• Texas man dies in I-16 crash Thursday
• Chatham Area Transit approves Greyhound purchase for transit center
• Chatham Commission supports chicken change
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Chairman of trade center authority wants convention hotel scaled down
• VIDEO: Texas Rangers fan dies, fell reaching for ball
• Casey Anthony release pushed back to July 17
• Final shuttle launch set for today if weather holds
• Today's radar hot spots
• Man shot on Sylvan Terrace lane
• Chatham County curbside recycling one step closer to ballot
• Baldwin Circle shooting victims killed each other, police say
• Work-release escapee shot, in critical condition
• Richmond Hill musician records video
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• SCAD alum Monica Cook is the 2011 recipient of the Atlanta Celebrates Photography annual public art commission!
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• Savannah voted 7th best city in nation by Travel + Leisure
• Information Session July 12 5:30 PM at the Crossroads Technology Campus. Call 443-3386.
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• VIDEO: Judge sentences Casey Anthony to 4 years for lying
• SCAD alum Marcus Kenney's "reclaimed taxidermy" sculpture is featured in Juxtapoz Magazine!
• Students - we are making some semester related changes to BANNER beginning at 5:30 tonight, requiring that it be unavailable for the evening. We are expecting it to be back on line in the morning. Thanks for your patience.
• Tourism spending up in Georgia
• Today's radar hot spots
• Alabama, Va. Tech to open 2013 season in Atlanta
• UPDATE: Police release name of homicide victim
• Police seek help in Montgomery Street death
• Lightning strikes Richmond Hill home, destroyed by fire
• Savannah now at 14 homicides in 2011
• Facebook launches video calls, group chat features
• 11 in Ga. family treated for rabies exposure
• TRAFFIC ALERT: One lane of I-16 EB closed after 3-car collision
• VIDEO: Cleanup under way after massive Ariz. dust storm
• Savannah State University president names Broadnax interim athletics director
• International Paper Foundation serves up $50,000 in nonprofit grants
• Okefenokee fire continues to burn
• Emergency warning siren test today
• Today's radar hot spots
• Information on the SEOG Grant:
• Conn. becomes 1st state requiring paid sick time
• Ronald McDonald House Charities® (RMHC®) of the Coastal Empire Presents Cooking Challenge
• Sports with Walter Moore
• The 8th Annual Lucille Crawford Scholarship Luncheon
• United Way Solicits Program Funding Applications
• Hospice to Hold Art Reception
• Slavery and Freedom in Black and White: The African American Experience in 19th Century
• Ready Set Go! Back to School
• Armstrong’s Kappa Delta Pi Wins National Award
• City Celebrates Bacon Park Golf Course Clubhouse Renovation
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• 1971 Old School Class Reunion
• The “Man to Man” Prostate Cancer Support Group
• Every Step Counts Survivors Walk
• City of Savannah Summer Lunch Program
• Yoga for Cancer Patients and Survivors
• Bariatric Surgery Support Group Meeting
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• Community Reunion Picnic
• Carver Village/Heights Residents
• St. Joseph’s/Candler African-American Health Information and Resource Center
• The Earl T. Shinhoster Youth Leadership Institute
• Job Search and Career Building Workshops
• Multiple Myeloma Support Group
• Word First Summer Enrichment Camp
• New Testament to Present 2011 Youth Awakening Crusade
• Grace Is Sufficient Fellowship Presents Annual Youth Conference
• First Bryan to Hold Vacation Bible School
• Vacation Bible School at St. Philip AME Church
• New Born Fellowship Ministries Presents 2011 Women’s Summit
• Shiloh Celebrates 151 Years of Service
• First Bryan to hold Installation Service for Rev. Aaron James
• Jesus First to Host Basketball Tournament
• God Is
• Greater Gaines to hold Annual Lay Day Celebration
• Fight Childhood Obesity by Making Family Reunions a Healthy Affair
• MUMC Surgeon Chosen for Clinical Expert Panel
• Health Restoration
• Savannah Young Lawyers Division Hosts Charity Golf Tournament
• Savannah Arts Academy Named one of America’s Best High Schools
• Lee to Speak During Raising Change Conference
• Unified Zoning Ordinance Plan Released
• Mike, McCutchen Wed
• Savannah Native Receives Grant to Help Combat the Spread of AIDS
• SSU National Alumni Association Presents $100,000 Check to University
• NAACP Legal Defense Fund Celebrates 70th Anniversary
• Jazz Just Across the River Series Presents Claire Frazier and Friends
• Obama Administration Announces $500 Million for Early Learning Challenge
• SSU women's basketball player arrested July 4 for fighting
• West Nile virus found in Savannah mosquito
• VIDEO: Casey Anthony acquitted of murder
• SCAD Atlanta fashion student Azede Jean-Pierre is featured on Italian Vogue's blog!
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Export Boulevard in Garden City closed
• Probe finds widespread cheating in Atlanta schools
• Hope House of Savannah closes
• STC's Culinary and Fire Science programs featured on WTOC's Mid-Morning Live. Scroll to pages 2 and 3 to view the interviews.
• Spotted® Photos: 4th of July in the Coastal Empire
• Get ready for the next round of SCAD Challenge competitions with the new SCAD Challenge website! Entries for the animation, film, and photo competitions are due September 2!
• Classes are still in session on our Hinesville campus. Our safety team is monitoring the situation with the fires in the area and will let us know if anything changes.
• Ga. court says store can be liable for beer sale
• We are still accepting entries for the Summer Swarm I Facebook Photo Contest! Email your best picture from last week's Summer Swarm to virtualrecruitment@scad.edu today for a chance to win a prize!
• Ga. State Patrol reports 19 holiday weekend deaths
• Today's radar hot spots
• UPDATE: Pedestrian dies after being struck by car on Montgomery Street
• Gnats wins 10th in a row
• Georgia jumps in CNBC business ranking
• Sulfuric acid leak at Southern States Chemicals on East President Street
• Georgia jumps in CNBC business ranking
• Free Chick-fil-A, but only if you dress like a cow
• Watch Savannah's fireworks display live at 9 p.m. tonight
• Today's radar hot spots
• Fourth of July openings and closings
• Find ways to celebrate the Fourth of July in the Coastal Empire
• Four Braves selected to All-Star Game
• City breaks record with heat streak
• Effingham toddler's death ruled accidental
• Wreck causes traffic going to Tybee Island
• Georgia opens first new state park in 18 years
• Ga. counties near wildfires ban July 4 fireworks
• Obama urges supporters to regain 2008 energy
• Calif. Marines accused of sham marriages for money
• Exxon oil spill in Mont. river prompts evacuations
• Paula Deen cited by Chatham County for having chickens
• Fourth of July openings and closings
• Spotted® and video: "Name your price" dog adoption at Humane Society
• Scientist looks to break ground on bioscience park
• Georgia 400 tolls return this weekend
• 2 Georgia technical colleges merge to reduce costs
• Maria Shriver files to divorce Schwarzenegger
• Effingham toddler apparent drowning victim
• Professor Chris Bundy’s Freelance Writing for Publication class at SCAD Atlanta partnered with Atlanta INtown Paper to create their July issue! Pick up a copy locally in Atlanta or check it out online!
• Metro police: No charges in pit bull attack
• Video & Spotted® Photos: The Zoe Foundation holds annual fundraiser at Lovin' Spoons
• SEARCH: Chatham County's restaurant health inspection scores
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Panetta sworn in as Obama's second Pentagon chief
• Dr. Love at yesterday's Georgia Competitiveness Initiative session in Savannah.
• Woman's body found during Macon search
• Savannah Technical College gets a mention in this Georgia Trend story about Effingham County.
• Today's radar hot spots
• Rep. John Lewis plans Medicare meeting in Atlanta
• Pedestrian struck and killed on Ogeechee Road
• VIDEO: Paula Deen and Real Women of Philadelphia live on stage in Savannah
• VIDEO: Rescuers in pit bull attack recognized
• Are you an educator looking for more information on programs at SCAD? Join the SCAD Educator Connection to find out more about SCAD and connect with your fellow art teachers!
• NBA lockout looms as sides fail to reach deal
• Boat smart and boat safe over the July 4 weekend
• Savannah-Chatham police plan traffic controls for July 4 events
• Much of Ga. immigration law set to take effect
• Education Secretary Arne Duncan has called career and technical education the "neglected stepchild" of education reform. U.S. Rep. James Langevin, D-R.I., who co-chairs the bipartisan Career and Technical Education Caucus in Congress, wants to
• Officials: Woodstock man drowned in kiddie pool
• Every June the SCAD Sequential Art Department visits Charlotte, NC for HeroesCON. Check out their blog entry and pictures of the convention!
• Two teens charged in Whitemarsh Island crimes
• Effingham and Crossroads campuses should notice an improvement in the speed of computing on campus - Banner, e-mail. SharePoint, web browsing and more, thanks to a just-completed network upgrade. Enjoy!
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Ga. county's tax office records examined
• Savannah River seals up 2 nuclear weapons reactors
• REMINDER: Banner will be unavailable from 4 PM today until 7:30 AM tomorrow for fiscal year end activities. Thanks for your patience.
• Today's radar hot spots
• Police say man aiming for woman and children shoots self instead
• UPDATE: Coastal Empire drenched, power largely restored
• 1,248 Chatham homes, businesses without power
• If you're attending Summer Swarm at SCAD Savannah tomorrow, bring your camera! Submit your best picture from Summer Swarm by Monday morning to our Summer Swarm Facebook Photo Contest for a chance to win a prize!
• VIDEO: The Rev. Jeremiah Wright takes stage at Savannah State University
• Flash flood warning issued for parts of Chatham
• Gun stock to be tested for DNA in Brunswick slayings
• Savannah-Chatham school board OKs budget with tax increase
• Spotted® Photos: Sesolinc mixer at the Westin Savannah Harbor
• Chatham allotted $488M of transportation tax proceeds
• Career development center Capture Your Flag recently interviewed SCAD alumna and interaction designer Lauren Serota about her design career. In this clip, Lauren describes her decision to study industrial design at SCAD.
• State, local business leaders to talk jobs in Savannah Thursday
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Macon, Bibb County, Ga. budgets approved
• Spotted® Savannah High 1971 Class Reunion
• Dr. Love presenting Dick Knowlton a certificate of appreciation for his service on the Board.
• A special thank you to Dick Knowlton who leaves the college's Local Board of Directors after eleven years of service.
• Animal welfare group pressures grocers with videos
• Today's radar hot spots
• Online chat to help businesses learn about labor department services
• South Carolina wins national title
• Man arrested after alleged box cutter attack
• Soldier allegedly stealing to support drug habit
• Savannah Resident is National Grand Prize Winner of a BMW X3
• Coastal Georgia Steppers Hold Summer Event, Extend Invitation to Upcoming Event
• Savannah’s Faith Community invited to free program on Saving Energy at Home
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Morris Brown College Gets Approval For $500,000 Settlement to Eliminate U.S. Department of Education Debt
• Daughters of Isis Sponsor Little Mr. & Miss Omar, Talent and Scholarship Pageant
• Scenes From NNPA Merit Awards
• Local Students Participate in CNN Leadership Unplugged Program
• Savannah State Earns Second Place at National Urban League Competition
• Carver Village/Heights Residents
• Tea and Tour
• The Earl T, Shinhoster Youth Leadership Institute
• Job Search and Career Building Workshops
• Multiple Myeloma Support Group
• Prepared Childbirth
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• 1971 Old School Class Reunion
• The “Man to Man” Prostate Cancer Support Group
• City of Savannah Summer Lunch Program
• St. Joseph’s/Candler African-American Health Information and Resource Center
• Moblie Mammography
• Bariatric Surgery Support Group Meeting
• Yoga for Cancer Patients and Survivors
• The Weekender
• Community Reunion Picnic
• Tremont Temple to hold Holy Communion
• Every Step Counts Survivors Walk
• New Testament to Present 2011 Youth Awakening Crusade
• Grace Is Sufficient Fellowship Presents Annual Youth Conference
• St. Paul to Sponsor Tour
• Shiloh Celebrates 151 Years of Service
• First Friendship Missionary Baptist Church Announces Worship Services
• Randolph Evans Memorial Scholarship Celebrates 33 Years of Awarding Scholarships
• On the Move to Hold Breath of Life Revival
• First Bryan to hold Installation Service for Rev. Aaron James
• Abyssinia Missionary to hold Summer Revival
• Revival Time at St. Luke
• St. James’s Usher Board to Hold Anniversary Celebration
• Jesus First to Host Basketball Tournament
• Think!
• The Lewis Cancer & Research Pavilion One of the Top Institutions for Enrolling Patients in Clinical Trials
• MUMC Recognized for Improving Quality While Reducing Costs
• Health Restoration
• Royce Learning Center to Receive Summer School Grants
• Patterson Receives CBE Honor
• King-Tisdell Holds Spring Fashion Show
• Bryant Appointed to NCSL Budgets and Revenue Committee
• Nelly Makes a Stop In Savannah to Promote Clothing Line, Latest Album
• NAACP Head to Address Issues at Hungry Club Forum
• Georgia Association of Black Elected Officials Holds Summer Conference
• Enoch Appointed Jail Administrator
• NNPA Convention Brings Leaders Together for Thought-Provoking Dialogue
• Good Magazine's "Designing Women: 25 Designers and Illustrators We Love" includes recent SCAD advertising alum Susan Murphy!
• Ga. execution is fodder for challenges to new drug
• Traffic lights out in Richmond Hill
• Coming this fall! Fire Science programs offered at the Crossroads Technology Campus. Info session July 12 at 5:30 PM.
• Pawlenty in Georgia to raise campaign cash
• Are you ready for the challenge? Check out the SCAD Challenge page for images and inspiration for this years challenges.
• Former Savannah-Chatham police officer nabbed in drug scheme
• Newt Gingrich names new Ga. team
• Missing monkey sought near Ga. research station
• Richmond Hill Subway armed robber arrested in Dublin
• Illegal immigrant youth plan rally at Ga. Capitol
• Today's radar hot spots
• Local counties declared federal drought disaster areas
• South Carolina beats Florida in Game 1
• UPDATE: Bloomingdale forest fire contained
• Bloomingdale Fire battles large open area blaze
• This week at SSU (June 26 - July 2, 2011)
• Charges filed in shooting of Charleston man in downtown Savannah
• Local counties declared federal drought disaster areas
• Alleged Whitemarsh Island SunTrust robber nabbed in S.C.
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• Judge blocks parts of Ga. immigration law
• UPDATE: Man shot near Harmon and Duffy streets
• New SCAD students: enter the SCAD Summer Swarm and Fall Orientation Photo Contests and win a prize! See more information on the Discussions tab. We're looking forward to seeing your photos!
• Sheriff St Lawrence names Roy Harris top aide
• Georgia Ports re-elects Poitevint chair, names Jepson vice chair
• Bill Stiles named interim head at Old Savannah City Mission
• Dodgers file for bankruptcy protection in Delaware
• This is the last week of the 2010-11 fiscal year. Please note the following: last day to use financial aid in the Campus Shop is June 29; Campus Shop will be closed for inventory June 30; Banner will be unavailable after noon on June 30.
• International judges order arrest of Gadhafi
• Ga. House speaker paid $1,300 in late taxes
• Today's radar hot spots
• Teen found dead in Bluffton, 17-year-old arrested
• Braves blow 1-run lead in 8th, lose 4-1 to Padres
• Sun City man found dead near home
• Renovation complete on Charleston City Market
• Army Sgt. Bozicevich back in court for sentencing
• Man shot in downtown Savannah
• Ga. charter schools seek approval from state
• Online voting begins for new Ga. license plate
• CNN sportscaster Nick Charles dies at 64
• Braves' Jurrjens gets 10th win
• Second man dies after North Baldwin Circle shooting
• Obama pitches plan to promote high-tech innovation
• Tornadoes, floods deliver blow to state budgets
• Ga. Democrats to honor John Lewis
• New law clears the way for gay marriage in NY
• South Carolina wins in 13 innings
• Metro police: Carjacker sped away in gray Jeep, only to crash a few blocks away
• Local students participate in CNN media workshops
• SEARCH: FDIC Failed Banks
• Video & Spotted® Photos: Paula Deen and the Red Cross team up for blood drive
• Johnson throws support behind Pawlenty for president
• VIDEO: Police investigate shooting death at North Baldwin Circle
• Elle Decor's June issue features a profile on SCAD President Paula S. Wallace!
• Chatham Commissioners approve property tax rate increase
• S.C. officials searching for missing Sun City man
• Owner of pit bulls that attacked 7-year-old Savannah boy identified
• BP: Don't give Gulf fail-safe device to Transocean
• Attention shoppers: the last day to use Financial Aid in the Campus Shop is June 29th.
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• Newspaper: Ga. daycare center falsified records
• Savannah police mourn 4-legged officer named Nick
• Are you interested in a masters degree in SCAD's School of Film, Digital Media and Performing Arts? Join our graduate chat today at 12 p.m. EST and talk with faculty and staff members about our programs.
• VIDEO: Protesters gather to oppose Blackenship execution
• Today's radar hot spots
• Georgia Historical Society News - June 22, 2011
• UPDATE: Savannah killer executed with new drug mix
• Cavaliers take Irving with No. 1 pick in NBA draft
• Sand Gnats' game rained out
• VIDEO: Nursing assistant describes moments following dog attack
• UPDATE: Severe thunderstorm warning for Chatham County
• This morning we toured the campus with a young man who is moving from Atlanta to attend our culinary arts program in the fall. Now that's what I'm talkin' about...
• You go girl! Congrats to Gail Eubanks, Interim Executive Director of Institutional Advancement and Marketing (and usually the voice of Facebook), on being awarded the American Advertising Federation’s Silver Medal Award for outstanding contributio
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Springfield lands grant for annual fireworks show
• Former Beach High student sentenced in 2007 slaying
• TRAFFIC ALERT: On-ramp to I-95 is closed following tractor trailer accident
• Today's Logistics Careers Info Session will be held in Room 8147 in the Student Enrichment Center on the Savannah Campus beginning at 4:30 PM. See you there!
• All aboard the Solar Express! Proud to be the first technical college in Georgia offering solar technology program.
• Georgia prepares to execute inmate with new drug
• Officials: Man linked to DC-area shootings in 2010
• Wednesday's lottery numbers
• SSU National Alumni Association to present check to university June 24
• Wilmot: RBC Heritage moving forward on Hilton Head
• Spotted® Photos: Rapper Nelly signs autographs at Citi Trends in Savannah
• Judge allows Georgia execution to go forward
• South Carolina attempted murder suspect arrested in Savannah
• Rev. Jim Lewis' Letter of Resignation
• Savannah man says he was shot as he walked down street
• Savannah-Chatham police investigate deadly shooting
• Executive Director Rev. Jim Lewis resigns from Old Savannah City Mission
• New phone scammers pose as police officers demanding money
• Duncan: Grant can't keep Ga. charter schools open
• Join us for a Virtual Information Session tomorrow night, June 23rd, at 7pm EST. The presentation will include information on SCAD's nationally recognized academic programs, admission and portfolio review, scholarship opportunities, art and design c
• Obama likely to bring 10K troops home this year
• Motorcycle wreck leaves one dead
• Logistics careers info session Thursday at 4:30 p.m. in the Student Enrichment Center.
• Ga. puts probationers to work harvesting crops
• Georgia state prison guard shot, jailed
• Tuesday's winning lottery numbers
• 7-year-old attacked by dog at Savannah park
• No money in S.C. budget to fund 2012 GOP primary
• Judge temporarily halts execution of Savannah woman's killer
• Senate approves Panetta as Pentagon chief
• Savannah sizzles, but forecasters say heat will subside soon
• Man charged with Armstrong campus robbery
• Check-in has started here at SCAD Atlanta for Graduate & Transfer Preview Day! Welcome to our campus! We will be posting photos shortly!
• Do you Croquembouche? Chef Jean does...
• Five finalists named for Ginsberg judgeship
• Congressman John Barrow diagnosed with prostate cancer
• Marine exercise under way in area
• SDBA Hosts Ellis Square Party
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Silver Cheetahs Finish Among Top Five at Georgia AAU District Meet
• Casey Lane Brand Receives National Merit Scholarship
• The Savannah Association of REALTISTS, Inc. Hosts Homebuyer’s Workshop
• Savannah Swings for the 4th
• Savannah Chapter of Top Ladies of Distinction, Incorporated Celebrate Founders’ Day, Install New Officers, and Hold a Retreat
• 2nd Annual Great Target Yard Sale to benefit United Way of the Coastal Empire
• Fashion Cents
• Beat the Heat this Year with Telfair Museums’ 2011 Summer Art Camps
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Living Trusts.... What Do You Need to Know?
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• Community Reunion Picnic
• 1971 Old School Class Reunion
• Every Step Counts Survivors Walk
• Savannah Uncorked
• Tompkins Class of 1965
• International Free and Accepted Masons and Order of the Eastern Star
• City of Savannah Summer Lunch Program
• Elks
• The Nonprofit Grant Writer’s Dictionary
• Word First Summer Enrichment Camp
• Summer Revival at Bethany
• New Born Fellowship Ministries to hold Warrior Youth Summit and Vacation Bible School
• Celebration held to Honor Apostle W.B. Jefferson
• Shiloh Announces Upcoming Events
• Macedonia (Sandfly) to Hold Revival
• Pentecostal Miracle Deliverance to hold Youth Conference 2011
• First Bryan to hold Installation Service for Rev. Aaron James
• Family Night at Jesus First
• Pleasant Grove to hold Anniversary, Dedication
• Hope For Today Celebrates 1st Annual Awards Luncheon
• The Time is Now!
• Leading Seniors Groups Call on AARP to Oppose Cuts to Social Security
• The Nancy N. and J.C. Lewis Cancer & Research Pavilion Receives $81,400
• Health Restoration
• 2011 Contractor’s College Now Accepting Applications
• Union Mission Receives $1,950 Donation to Support Counseling Center
• United Way Earns Top Rating for Sound Fiscal Management
• Bright Receives Degree, Minister’s Ordination Certificate
• Georgetown Daisies Troop 30411 Hold Cotillion and Bridging Ceremony
• The Argument Against Double Standards in Education
• GABEO in Savannah for Annual Conference
• Annual Juneteeth Celebration: A Cultural Success
• Hilliard Life Long Learning Award Open to Applicants
• Black Newspaper Publishers Annual Conference to be Held Chicago
• Obama likely to cut 10K troops from Afghanistan
• Key Gingrich fundraisers abandon presidential campaign
• Gingrich to pitch campaign to Savannah tea party tonight
• Savannah's Vocational Rehabilitation office closed for AC fixes
• UPDATE: Savannah-area crews fighting brush fire near Highway 21
• Welcome to the first day of summer term! Let's make it a great experience.
• Atlanta mayor 'optimistic' about harbor deepening funds
• Obama to move US closer to leaving Afghanistan
• Spotted® Photos: Bark-B-Que at the Westin Savannah Harbor
• Georgia prepares to open shrimping season
• Class ring returned, 50 years after it was lost
• Today's radar hot spots
• Monday's lottery numbers
• PHOTOS: Islands storm cleanup continues
• Tomorrow is Graduate & Transfer Preview Day at SCAD Atlanta! Come visit us and meet with admission, meet faculty & current students, take tours, and receive portfolio counseling! Sign up today!
• Police seek suspect in multiple armed robberies at Subway, El Cheapo
• UPDATE: Weather Service sends out heat index alert
• Federal judge hears arguments on Ga. immigration law
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• Metro police investigating attempted home invasion
• UPDATE: 179 local Ga. Power customers still without electricity
• If you're curious about how the changes to HOPE will affect you, check out these short videos...
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• 'Jackass' star Ryan Dunn dies in fiery Pa. crash
• Disposing of fallen trees and yard waste
• Supreme Court limits Wal-Mart sex bias case
• Death penalty opponents file complaint against execution MD
• South Ga. waterways show effects of drought
• Spotted® Photos: Cedric The Entertainer & Friends
• Southeast Ga. forest firefighters plowing breaks
• If you're coming to the Savannah Campus today for registration, here's where advisors will be located.
• Ga. Power crews restoring electricity after storms
• Today's radar hot spots
• UPDATE: 2,200 Ga. Power customers in Savannah still in the dark
• Study: Portable pools as risky as in-ground pools
• Ga. cracks down on teacher certification
• FBI: No bomb found on plane at Reagan after threat
• McIlroy runs away with U.S. Open title
• Savannah Jazz Festival lineup announced
• UPDATE: Power won't be restored fully until noon tomorrow
• Assailant shot, in critical condition, following home invasion
• VIDEO: Damage reported from Saturday night storms, more rain possible
• 4,300 Ga. Power customers in Savannah without electricity
• Cobb County woman killed in deadly storm
• Obama: Being a dad is sometimes my hardest job
• Ga. cracks down on teacher certification
• Spotted® : South University Graduation
• Hall Co. woman fired after $11,000 goes missing
• Lenders meet people struggling to pay mortgage
• United Airlines blames outage on network connectivity issue
• 3 Ga. congressmen urge Obama to resign Patriot Act
• Rangers down Braves, 6-2
• Spotted® Photos: Savannah High Graduation
• VIDEO & Spotted® Photos: St. Anne's Catholic Church VBS water day
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Spotted® Photos: Windsor Forest High School Graduation
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• Savannah-Chatham police search for two men wanted in sexual assault
• 1 person in custody in investigation at Pentagon
• Cancer death rate gap widens based on education
• Georgia health system names new president, CEO
• Thursday's lottery numbers
• Spotted® Photos: Savannah Arts Academy Graduation
• Men robbed at gunpoint in East Victorian District
• SCAD recognizes the importance of building relationships with teachers and counselors. To that end, we've started a new Facebook page called the SCAD Educator Connection. Like it for updates on different events taking place on campus, updates on edu
• Rev. Jeremiah Wright to speak at St. Philip Monumental
• We're setting up for registration in the auditorium on Monday and are expecting a crowd. Remember to come with a little extra patience in your pocket.
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Check out some of the finest artwork created by students who submitted portfolios for the AP Studio Art Exam.
• PGA's Hilton Head Heritage tournament lands RBC as sponsor for 5 years
• Attention all rising high school seniors! Check out the SCAD Challenge scholarship competition page! We just added more info about the categories and rules! Are you ready for the challenge?
• Spotted® Photos: Beach High School Graduation
• Attorney General: Savannah City Council violated law
• Fire destroys south Bryan home
• Ga. unemployment rate remains at 9.8 percent
• Wildfire forces evacuations outside Waycross
• Bike beats bus, car in annual race
• SCAD alum and multi-talented illustrator, Josh Holtsclaw, celebrated the publishing of the Disney-Pixar children's book entitled "Racing Rivals" last month! The book features his colorful illustrations of characters from the popular "
• Mexico, other countries join Ga. immigration suit
• Here's a little something for you! We have new digital billboards in Savannah. The first two people who post a description of them here will win a prize. Have you seen them?
• TRAFFIC ALERT: I-16 eastbound closed following tractor trailer accident
• Storms move across Georgia; many lose electricity
• 7 face trial in beating; victim also links O'Neal
• GHS and GPB Partner On New Educational Project, Today In Georgia History
• UPDATE: Injuries minor in southside shooting
• Spotted® Photos: Islands High School Graduation
• Hunter Army Airfield soldier killed in Afghanistan
• What do you think?
• SUV ‘riddled with bullet holes,’ two children, two adults injured
• Another option for students. You might want to check it out.
• Join us at 8pm EST tonight four a Virtual Info Session to learn more about SCAD's eLearning program! You can still sign up!
• UPDATE: One killed in I-16 accident
• Causton Bluff Bridge closure extended
• Victim in shootout refuses to cooperate
• Our Adult Education program has a new facebook page. Schedules and information here. You might want to check it out...
• Georgia Community Action, EOA Announce Available Grant
• Boys Choir of Savannah Now Accepting Applications
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Scott to Keynote Butler Presbyterian’s Men’s Day Program
• Savannah State Impacts Local Economy By $128 million
• Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Holds Charity Bowl-A-Thon to Support Heifer International
• Little Miss Black Savannah Pageant Now Accepting Contestant Applications
• AWOL Music Ed Students Celebrate Album Release
• Mario de la Guardia, Sr. Honored for Service to the Community
• Official Notification of African American Farmers About $1.25 Billion Class Action Settlement Begins
• West Broad Street YMCA Receives $250,000 Capital Challenge Grant
• Help to Save the W. W. Law House
• Local NAACP to Hold Mass Meeting
• Richards Honored During Loyalty Program at St. Philip
• Sol C. Johnson Class of 1971
• Word First Summer Enrichment Camp
• Savannah Uncorked
• Every Step Counts Survivors Walk
• Temple of Glory Presents Youth and Adult Summer Basketball League
• Fathers Helping Mothers Father’s Day Race
• Pleasant Grove to hold Anniversary, Dedication Services
• Georgia State Youth Camp Meeting to Convene
• Summer Revival at Bethany
• Yoga for Cancer Patients and Survivors
• Vacation Bible School at Butler
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Prepared Childbirth Class
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• City of Savannah Summer Lunch Program
• Bariatric Surgery Support Group Meeting
• Smart Senior
• Community Reunion Picnic
• Tompkins Class of ‘64 Big Apple Tour
• Keep Hope Alive to hold Conference
• A Night of Honoring Fathers at Kingdom Life
• Spring Revival at Followers of Christ
• Family Night at Jesus First
• Waking Up That Eternal Connection
• First Lady Unveils Let's Move! Child Care to Ensure Healthy Start for Youngest Children
• Savannah State University National Alumni Association-Savannah Chapter Hosts Influential SSU Alumni Scholarship Benefit
• Health Restoration
• Fun With Fathers at May Street YMCA
• Small-Toney Speaks to Savannah Downtown Business Association
• Telfair Museums Awarded Preservation Grant
• Public Invited to Apply for Boards, Commissions and Authorities
• Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Holds Light the Night Corporate Recruitment Breakfast
• Oil spill pelicans are having babies on Ga. coast
• VIDEO: Former Harlem Globetrotter Gator Rivers schools Kwame Brown on ball handling
• Former 'American Idol' finalist Stephanie Edwards acquitted in fight case
• Spotted® Photos: Jenkins High School Graduation
• VIDEO: Kwame Brown visits Pooler basketball camp
• The Coastal Bank gets FDIC order
• Ga. student loan program to launch Monday
• Spotted® Photos: Groves High School Graduation
• 4 men escape rising Chattahoochee River waters
• Wildfires shut south Georgia highways
• Deal, OneGeorgia OK $8 million in grants and loans
• Great American Weekend
• Woman robbed on way to buy milk
• Gnats clinch Southern Division's first-half title
• Assault in Walmart parking lot
• Shooting at 40th and Live Oak streets
• Teen allegedly found with painkillers, $2,460
• Man arrested after being sent to hospital
• Savannah man tazed twice before being taken down
• UPDATE: Savannah Morning News pressman dies on his way to work
• UPDATE: Power restored downtown
• LISTEN: Atlanta 911 calls routed to Savannah
• UPDATE: About 700 downtown customers still without power
• Thinking about a career in logistics? Attend an Info Session, June 23 4:30 PM in the Student Enrichment Center, Savannah Campus 5717 White Bluff Road.
• Power out downtown
• Three Effingham teens arrested in middle school burglary
• Teens admit to smashing mailboxes on the islands
• Come visit us at SCAD Atlanta for a Graduate & Transfer Preview Day on June 21st. There will be tours, opportunities to meet students/ faculty/ staff/ admission, financial aid and scholarship information, and portfolio counseling. Sign up today!
• Savannah is the #2 Mid-Sized City in AmericanStyle magazine's Top 25 Arts Destinations!
• TRAFFIC ALERT: I-16 westbound closed at I-95
• Spotted®: Johnson High School Graduation
• PHOTOS: CrimeStoppers releases photos of wanted suspects
• Smoke closes river overnight
• WATCH LIVE: Savannah-Chatham Public School Graduations
• Police: Glitch sends Atlanta 911 calls to Savannah
• Summer term will be here before you know it. June 21 is right around the corner! See you on campus soon.
• Tuesday morning traffic update
• Savannah man dies after head-on collision
• Today's radar hot spots
• Monday's winning lottery numbers
• Savannah man punches would-be burglar through window
• Savannah heat breaks a record Monday
• Youthful Savannah bandits busted for boosting SUV
• LISTEN: Woman enlists Savannah-Chatham police for help with Chinese food order
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Andrew Bevan, style blogger for Teen Vogue, recently visited SCAD to meet with fashion students and see their final collections at the SCAD Fashion Show. Check out his blog entry and snapshots of his trip!
• DA: Defense challenge in Buckner case “meaningless”
• Casting call for short film to be held Tuesday
• SSU football player arrested
• Learn more about SCAD online education! Register to join our eLearning chat taking place on Wednesday at 8 pm EST!
• Pot dinner, loud music send Savannah man to jail
• UPDATE: SUV crashes through Southcoast Medical Group building
• Romney to face rivals in his first 2012 debate
• Georgia music hall gets big crowds for final days
• Today's radar hot spots
• Mavs top Heat for NBA title
• Sunday's lottery numbers
• UPDATE: 10 capsize in Tybee's Back River, 20 swimmers rescued at Tybee beach
• Spotted® Photos: Tybee Island Flotilla for Kids
• Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run accident
• East Ga. politicians ready transportation list
• Spotted® : Saturday at the Ferrari Grand Prix
• Tony Hawk helps open Atlanta's 1st skate park
• Duncan working on 'plan B' for US schools
• Head of Ga. DOT named to national transit group
• Standardized tests
• Troops celebrate Queen's birthday
• Weiner says online contact with teen not indecent
• Palin emails show her eyeing VP slot in summer '08
• Allegiant to end Savannah service
• VIDEO: Ferraris descend upon Hutchinson Island
• Final 11 named for Judge Ginsberg replacement appointment
• Video & Spotted®: 25,000 honey bees removed from tree in Thunderbolt
• SCAD President and co-founder Paula Wallace has been named one of the 100 Most Influential Atlantans of 2011 by the Atlanta Business Chronicle!
• 4th Brigade Soldiers return from Iraq
• Alaska releases Sarah Palin's emails
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• Congratulations to the 2010-2011 SCAD Challenge: Room Competition winners! Are you ready for the challenge?
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Chief Lovett: Savannah-Chatham officer shot with own gun
• Watch award-winning actress, producer and author Whoopi Goldberg speak at the 2011 SCAD Commencement.
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Alaska set to release Sarah Palin's emails
• Are you a prospective graduate student interested in the accessory design, fashion or fashion marketing? Join us at noon EST today and chat with School of Fashion faculty.
• Savannah Technical College will be closed on Monday, June 13. See you Tuesday morning.
• Poll shows Weiner may survive online misbehavior
• Police warn of 'bump robberies' on highways
• Gingrich remains a candidate, but how serious?
• Tybee Island snake bite puts doctor in ICU
• UPDATE: Wounded officer released from hospital
• UPDATE: Name of officer injured in shooting released
• Search for police shooting suspect delays garbage pickup
• Gas leak forces evacuation of Savannah apartments
• 'Rubber necking' causes wreck at crime scene
• VIDEO: Richmond Hill police seek help in finding robbery suspect
• Bartow students who are walkers need to be picked up today
• We're proud to support the Historic Savannah Foundation by voting for them in the National Trust for Historic Preservation's THIS PLACE MATTERS COMMUNITY CHALLENGE. Top vote-getters get $$$ for local preservation efforts. Voting ends June 30.
• Metro police seek public assistance in air-conditioner unit thefts
• USA Today writes about "Crowdfunding," a method of funding projects through online donations that is rapidly becoming more popular. Their article mentions SCAD alum Jo Arellanes and her Post-tsunami Japan Photojournalism project!
• 2012 Critz Tybee Run Fest opens early bird registration
• SCAD MFA fibers student Michael-Birch Pierce creates free-motion embroidered portraits. His gesture portraits allow him to break from the restrictions of machine embroidery and "find life in the machine."
• Ga. school board OK's charter schools
• Group offers free meals to Chatham/Effingham kids
• Ga. mother accused of throwing newborn in trash
• Nearly 50 new wildfires break out in south Georgia
• We're glad you noticed...check out the first Letter to the Editor
• Today's radar hot spots
• The Campus Shop website is up and running for purchasing textbooks for summer term.
• Spotted® : Savannah Menu Hospitality Night at Molly McGuire
• Road signs to warn of zombie mayhem in Cobb County
• Homeless man accused of armed robbery
• DeMasi first two-time Dearing Award winner
• VIDEO: City Manager Rochelle Small-Toney announces new Downtown Services Unit
• Mike Wikan, BFA Illustration, will have his game "Metroid Prime 2: Echoes" inducted into the Art of Video Games exhibition through the American Museum of Art at Smithsonian. Congrats to Mike for this wonderful achievement!
• Subject Experts is a great new feature on the NEW scad.edu! You can view and download bios of deans and chairs as a quick reference to the diversity and professionalism brought to the classroom by our departmental leaders!
• Rock ‘n’ Roll Savannah Marathon, Half Marathon exceed 10,000 registered participants
• Effingham woman charged for trying to burn down ex-boyfriend's home
• Delta charges returning soldiers for extra bags
• New agreement with University System expands transferable courses from TCSG colleges including Savannah Tech. American literature, psychology, economics, sociology and public speaking added.
• This spring SCAD design for sustainability students collaborated with Savannah nonprofit Emergent Structures and the owner and chef of Thrive to create an eco-friendly dining patio for the local cafe.
• Join us for a virtual information session today at 2 p.m. Find out about the college, our programs and the admission process!
• If you're planning on attending this summer, be sure to complete both the 2010-11 and 2011-12 FAFSA. www.fafsa.ed.gov
• 4 Ga. volunteers hurt in crash on fund-raising trip
• Heat expected to scorch Georgia for several days
• 1st tropical storm of season gears up in Pacific
• US stocks open mixed; McDonald's sales disappoint
• Tenn. woman dies after fall from golf cart in Hilton Head
• It's hot. Is your career? only@savannahtech.edu
• Michelle Obama to appear on popular Nickelodeon show, "iCarly"
• Spotted® : DoubleTree Cookie Giveaway
• Health overhaul fight in pivotal Atlanta court
• Today's radar hot spots
• Scientists unveil new mobile app to identify trees
• Mavericks win, even series at 2-2
• Video & Spotted®: Atlanta Falcons Quarterback Matt Ryan at Savannah Morning News Best of Preps
• Scooter rider avoids serious injury
• Best of Preps top honors for Bryan County's Howard, Savannah Country Day's Rittmeyer
• Savannah State impacts local economy by $128 million
• Armed robbery at Richmond Hill Subway
• Jacksonville doctor faces narcotics charges in Chatham County
• Whoopi Goldberg addresses nearly 1,700 graduates at the 2011 Savannah College Of Art And Design graduation ceremony June 4, 2011 in Savannah, Georgia. (See image 22)
• Alleged car thief, comatose, ID’d
• Pooler Police unveils vehicle to fight drunk driving
• CDC: Food poisoning from salmonella up in US
• Armstrong Names Sweany Director of Athletics
• Local Prep Star Signs with Ohio Valley University
• Sports with Walter Moore
• The McIntosh County Shouters to Appear at Second African Baptist Church
• SSU Students Honored by Campbell Soup for Hunger Awareness Work
• Scenes From the 2011 Beach All Alumni Picnic
• Garden Club to hold Flower Show
• Savannah Sankofa Youth Organization to hold Summer Camp
• Silver Cheetahs Dominate South Florida with World-Class Performance on World-Class Track
• Sol C. Johnson Class of 1971
• A.E. Beach High School Class of 1952
• SHS Classes of the 1970’s
• Smart Senior
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Tompkins Class of ‘64 Big Apple Tour
• Woodville- Tompkins Alumni Association, Inc.
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• Community Reunion Picnic
• A.E. Beach Class of 1957
• Pleasant Grove to hold Anniversary, Dedication Services
• Vacation Bible School at Abyssinia
• Isle of Hope Union Missionary to Celebrate 139th Church Anniversary
• Bryan Neck to hold Vacation Bible School
• Israelite Missionary Baptist Church to hold Spring Revival
• St. James To Celebrate Pastor's 11th Anniversary
• It’s Revival Time at Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church
• Mt. Carmel to hold Pack-A-Pew Program
• Holy Ghost Tabernacle to host Community March
• Seeds of Faith to Celebrate 7th Church Anniversary
• Spring Revival at Followers of Christ
• First Mt. Calvary to hold Spring Revival
• Tremont Temple Missionary Baptist Church Revival
• Spring Revival at Followers of Christ
• The Heart of God
• Obama Administration Recommits to Fighting HIV/AIDS Pandemic
• Health Restoration
• A. E. Beach Class of '63 Reunion Weekend
• New Etiquette Program Available for Teens
• Mitchell Recognized as Coldwell Banker Garvin Realtors Sales Leader for May
• Community Input Requested on Public Transit-Human Services
• Jermaya Patterson Honored at Carnegie Hall
• Home From Afghanistan!!! SPC Cedric Lasean Green
• Savannah Feed the Hungry to Present Summerfest 2011
• GMSDC to Host Seminar for Diverse Businesses in Savannah
• Comedian Cedric “The Entertainer” to Perform in Savannah
• Va. inmate sues after gruesome tries at sex change
• Whoopi Goldberg talked about her experience speaking at the SCAD commencement ceremonies during The View yesterday. It starts at the 1:12 mark. Check it out!
• Education reform and college
• Study: Ga. scholarship law 'failed experiment'
• Want to learn more about SCAD? Join us for a Virtual Information Chat Session tomorrow, June 8th at 2pm EST!
• Pat Conroy to headline 2012 Savannah Book Festival
• Liberty County declared 'work ready'
• Blankenship execution set for June 23
• Atlanta Falcons' Matt Ryan featured speaker at tonight's banquet to honor local athletes
• It's a big day for Liberty County. Celebrating Liberty as a Work Ready Community of Excellence. Look for pictures later this morning!
• Savannah Tech offers text book rentals through the Campus Shop.
• Police seek clues in early morning homicide
• Monday's lottery numbers
• Braves draft pitcher first
• Police seek missing car salesman
• Richmond Hill's Kevin Matthews drafted by Texas Rangers
• UPDATE: New charges against man accused of Savannah armed robberies
• Man charged with two armed robberies
• UPDATE: Power restored to the Coastal Empire
• Williams-Sonoma to open Savannah store
• UPDATE: Faulkville customers back on, outages remain in Pooler and Bloomingdale
• About 5,000 Coastal Empire customers without power
• Florida blowing smoke into Savannah
• Armstrong Atlantic University names new athletic director
• Music promoter gets 21 months in Mariah Carey scam
• BLOG: Super stingray caught on Tybee's North Beach
• Savannah Magazine's 'Best of the City' now available on iPhone
• Stowaway sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for sneaking drugs through Savannah port
• Monday morning traffic alert
• Ga. among top 5 states for film, TV productions
• 2 Georgia wildfires now mostly contained
• Chef Jean on childhood obesity and what we can do. Thanks, Savannah Morning News.
• Spotted®: Miranda Lambert in Concert at the Savannah Civic Center
• Today's radar hot spots
• Oregon State ends Georgia's baseball season
• Oregon woman develops foreign accent after surgery
• Palin: I didn't 'mess up' Paul Revere history
• Medallion deflects bullet, saving Savannah store owner
• Mother, son found shot to death in Ga. home
• Ex-Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger dies
• Al-Qaida commander's death increasingly certain
• Saturday's lottery numbers
• Mills B. Lane Boulevard homeless shelter plan takes step back
• Three-car wreck blocks busy southside intersection
• UGA beats Ark-Little Rock, 7-3, in baseball
• Georgia Tech stays alive in NCAA baseball
• GSU eliminated in NCAA baseball
• Spotted® : Beach High School Alumni Picnic
• Historic flood begins to abate, but far from over
• Girl pulled from Chattahoochee River dies
• Spotted® : Cold War Kids at the SCAD New Alumni Concert
• WATCH LIVE: SCAD Graduation at 9 a.m today
• 4 in US now linked to German E. coli outbreak
• UPDATE: Prison escapee from Effingham County captured
• Southern falls to South Carolina, 2-1
• Green jobs are coming. Will you be ready? Savannah Tech can help with that...
• Are you ready for the challenge? Check out the SCAD Challenge page for all the latest information and guidelines on the SCAD scholarship competition.
• Consumption of fish from the Ogeechee OK'd by EPD
• C-SPAN filming documentary in Savannah
• UPDATE: Effingham County prisoner escapee identified
• Sex offender binder receives mixed reviews
• Former Savannah resident pleads guilty to reduced murder charge
• Coast Guard holds change of command ceremony
• Citi Trends to close Savannah distribution center; 107 jobs will be lost
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Savannah man shot after breaking into ex-girlfriend's house
• John Edwards charged in felony indictment
• Assisted suicide advocate Kevorkian dies at age 83
• Tonight at 7 p.m., join us in Forsyth Park in Savannah for the New Alumni Concert with Cold War Kids!
• Criminal charges likely Fri. against John Edwards
• Hot weather expected to continue across Georgia
• Good news! GED test fees to hold steady until 2012. TCSG delays increase citing delays in development of computer based test.
• Today's radar hot spots
• Thursday's lottery numbers
• Motorcycle and Port Wentworth PD car wreck
• Man accused of trying to shoot boss
• Smoking believed to have caused Tybee fire
• Savannah man accused of raping, imprisoning woman
• Spotted®: Grand Reopening of the Courtyard Marriot Savannah
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• We've posted the guidelines for several of our scholarship competitions on the SCAD Challenge Facebook page and more will be coming soon. Are you ready for the challenge?
• Savannah's senior citizens can get free fans
• It's the last day of classes for the Spring 2011 quarter. That means final critiques! Lots of hard work culminates today!
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Missed TEDx Creative Coast? Watch videos here
• Eisenhower Square 6 theater sold, will stay open
• Police identify man found in Savannah River
• Searchers trying to recover Ga. plane crash bodies
• No one picks correct Fantasy 5
• Fires making air hazy in Brunswick, Ga. area
• Summer term starts June 21. See you on campus!
• US stocks point to early gains ahead of jobs data
• Today's radar hot spots
• Obama, Dems hoping to raise $60M by late June
• Spotted® : Maritime After Hours at Wild Wings
• Bluffton bondsman charged with selling drugs in Savannah
• Meth lab busted on southside, CNT agents say
• Deal optimistic Savannah harbor deepening money will come this year
• Body found in Savannah River
• SCAD Student Rockie Nolan has been chosen as one of the winners of H&M’s 2011 Your Art Here competition! The chosen artwork will be printed on T-shirts and displayed in H&M's 5th Avenue and 42nd Street window in New York City.
• The New Show 2011 will feature SCAD student designs from industrial design, service design, and design for sustainability on Friday and Saturday at the River Club in Savannah. Preview their work on The New Show's website!
• Savannah-Chatham superintendent proposes tax hike to save teacher pay increases
• Savannah police look for illegal tree hacker
• SCAD student Jason Hackenwerth was invited to create an installation at the 2011 Hong Kong Art Fair. The 35-ft installation is composed of 10,000 latex balloons and displayed in the entrance of Art HK. Check out a behind-the-scenes video of his installat
• SEARCH: Effingham County New Business Licenses
• 3D World magazine recently recognized SCAD M.F.A. visual effects student Jon Balcome's film, Bird, in an article on their site. Over 35 students collaborated in filming and creating the visual effects for this piece. The film was recognized for how
• SEC considering changes to football signing rules
• Tomorrow is the final day of the spring quarter! Cold War Kids will be headlining the New Alumni Concert on Friday at 7 p.m. in Forsyth Park, and commencement ceremonies will be held on Saturday in Atlanta and Savannah with commencement speaker Whoopi Go
• BOOK BUY BACK starts today in the Campus Shop. 9 am - 6 pm today and tomorrow; 9 am - noon on Friday.
• School districts funding crises
• Former Port Wentworth councilman Vincent Hogan sentenced
• VIDEO: 'Talking Real' with domestic engineer Kim Wallace Hooker
• SCAD student media collectively won 89 national and regional awards during the 2010-11 academic year. Congrats to District, Connector, SCAD Radio, SCAD Atlanta Radio, District Quarterly, and SCAN Magazine!
• Emergency warning siren test today
• June 1 marks start of Atlantic storm season
• The 120 panel installation is complete and has already returned more than 26KW, increasing efficiency and saving energy in the Industrial Technology Center.
• Today's radar hot spots
• Georgia weather to remain hot through weekend
• Heat wins Game 1 in NBA finals
• Hannah Bogans Ends Year with Big Win at Savannah Soccer Academy
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Johnson High Hoops star Signs With Rockford College
• Mama’s Furniture Donation
• Public Review Requested
• JCB Donates Use Of Equipment To Assist with Storm Clean-Up Efforts
• Navy League Donates to Hospice
• Outstanding Gentlemen Club to hold Open Enrollment
• King-Tisdale Foundation Fashion Show 2011
• Armstrong Employees Honored as Scholars by the USG
• Fashion Cents
• Habitat Savannah Dedicated Four Homes in One Day
• A Multi-Cultural Celebration: Savannah Asian Festival
• New Piano Class at Jacob G. Smith
• Scenes from Memorial Day Observances
• 2011 Juneteenth Festival
• GCAT Summer Swim Spree
• Summerfest 2011
• Earl T. Shinhoster Youth Leadership Institute
• AARP Meeting
• Alfred E. Beach High School Summer Picnic
• Sol C. Johnson Class of 1971
• SHS Classes of the 1970’s
• A.E. Beach All Alumni Picnic
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• A.E. Beach High School Class of 1952
• Smart Senior
• Tompkins Class of ‘64 Big Apple Tour
• Old School Bulldog Summer Jam
• Woodville- Tompkins Alumni Association, Inc.
• The Nonprofit Grant Writer’s Dictionary
• Community Reunion Picnic
• The Nonprofit Grant Writer’s Dictionary
• 2nd Annual All Alumni After Party
• B.O.A.T Fourth Annual Awareness Day Event
• St. James To Celebrate Pastor's 11th Anniversary
• Magwood Memorial to Hold Pastor’s Appreciation
• Thankful to host Workshop
• Tremont Temple Missionary Baptist Church Revival
• Vacation Bible School
• It’s Revival Time at Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church
• Mount Hermon to hold Spring Revival
• Bryan Neck Missionary Baptist Presents “Joy Night”
• Abercorn Missionary Celebrates 189th Church Anniversary
• St. Paul to Sponsor Tour
• Seeds of Faith to Celebrate 7th Church Anniversary
• Holy Ghost Tabernacle to host Community March
• Spring Revival at Brampton Baptist Church
• Spring Revival at Followers of Christ Baptist Church
• God’s Unswitchables City-Wide Outreach
• American Cancer Society Holds Special Training Program
• Hungry Club Forum to Examine “Forty Acres and A Mule”
• Health Restoration
• Sol C. Johnson Ranked as One of the Top Schools in the Nation
• 19th Annual United Way Golf Tournament Held
• SSU Lecturer Guest on Oprah’s Show
• The Richmond Hill Historical Society Presents Screening of Award-Winning Film “Stubborn As a Mule!”
• Native Son Elected to Honor Medical Society
• Savannah’s 100 Black Men win National Honors
• Memorial Day Weekend Jazz Festival
• Memorial Day Observances Held Throughout City
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Light out at Ga. 21 and Goshen Road in Effingham
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Lights out at Ga. 21 and Jimmy DeLoach/Bonnybridge
• Savannah man charged in bank robbery
• 'A beast' washes up on Tybee
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• Drought worsens across Georgia during May
• SEARCH: Arrests made in Savannah-Chatham County through May 21
• Court to sell recordings of health care overhaul
• Progress seen with blaze near Okefenokee Swamp
• Megachurch leader Eddie Long says King's daughter leaving church
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Spotted®: The Savannah Mile
• Plane with 4 aboard sought in north Georgia
• Spotted®: Savannah Country Day School grads shine
• 2 killed, 5 hurt in Ga. highway collision
• Today's radar hot spots
• Monday's lottery numbers
• GSU, UGA, Georgia Tech to play in NCAA baseball regionals
• Spotted®: Richmond Hill Memorial Day observance
• Memorial Day ceremony held at Bonaventure Cemetery
• Spotted®: South Effingham High School Graduation
• Fugitive from Georgia caught at NY northern border
• Obama chooses Dempsey to be next Joint Chiefs head
• Spotted®: Family Farm Day at AWA's Hunter Cattle Company
• Today's radar hot spots
• Prado, Jurrjens lead Braves past Reds, 2-1
• Sunday's lottery numbers
• Memorial Day openings and closings
• GSU defeats Samford to win SoCon baseball title
• Effingham County deputies search for man who fled traffic stop
• Death toll from Joplin tornado is at least 139
• Spotted® : Kathy Griffin performs at Savannah Civic Center
• Saturday's lottery numbers
• Jones' hit lifts Braves past Reds
• Savannah-Chatham Metro police seek public's help with locating suspect
• Gulfstream resumes G650 flight testing
• Spotted® : Big Kidz Foundation's Community Fair
• Spotted®: Pembroke Memorial Day program
• Science can't design away tornadoes' deadly threat
• Osama raid avenged CIA deaths, a secret until now
• Republican presidential contest suddenly heats up
• Fatal accident blocks 37th Street Connector
• EPD: OK to swim in Ogeechee, but don't eat the fish
• 'Taxi,' 'Grease' star Jeff Conaway dies at 60
• Severe thunderstorm warning for Bryan, Chatham Counties
• Video & Spotted®: Armed Forces Festival on River Street
• Spotted®: Savannah High School prom
• Savannah developer Richard Guerard pleads guilty in loan scheme
• VIDEO: Johnson High student busts a move at May Day celebration
• Severe storms wreak havoc from Vermont to Georgia
• Congratulations to Local Board member Donald Lovette of Hinesville on earning TCSG Board Certification.
• Financial Aid awards have been posted for students registering for summer. Check your Savannah Tech email for your 2011-12 Award Notification. Here's a helpful link about student email and tech support.
• Spotted®: Savannah Friends of Music Luncheon
• Is a repeat flu shot needed? This fall, maybe not
• Obama, in Europe, signs Patriot Act extension
• Some newspaper deliveries delayed
• Georgia Historical Society Hosts Statewide Tourism Workshops
• EPD: Bacteria killed Ogeechee River fish
• Bryan County accident sends four to hospital
• Couldn't make it to the SCAD fashion show this year? See the full show here!
• Georgia man burned when gas can explodes
• Names of 232 missing after Joplin tornado released
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• FL mom tears up as moments with daughter described
• Ga. professor wants to create animation hall
• Astronaut eager for 1st look at wife from orbit
• Here's Jonathan Baker, our GOAL student for 2011.
• Congratulations to Jonathan Baker, our GOAL student, selected as one of nine finalists to compete for the TCSG Student of the Year. The winner will be announced tonight in Atlanta.
• Search for tornado's missing finds few amid debris
• Stormy weather moving into Georgia for weekend
• 100 Black Men of Savannah wins national award
• Ga. teens leave class to protest immigration law
• Fort Stewart soldier found guilty of Iraq deaths in court-martial
• Savannah Technical College will be open for business and a full academic schedule on Monday, May 30. Book buy-back at the Campus Shop June 1-2 9 am - 6 pm; June 3 9 am - noon.
• Spotted®: The Ballet School at Armstrong
• UPDATE: the solar installation is now complete on the Industrial Technology Center. We will start using it for power generation this afternoon. Congrats to the students and to instructor Lester Wiggins for their fine work!
• Brother of skater Nancy Kerrigan acquitted
• Edwards could be indicted within days
• Ga. reaching deadline for disaster job aid
• Convicted felon arrested after attempting to buy gun at gun show
• Spotted®: Savannah Early College Prom
• Judgeship candidate nominations re-opened
• Thanks, WSAV.
• Military unit moving to NC cutting 100 positions
• Congratulations!
• Violent storms kill 12 in Okla., Kan., Ark.
• Savannah firefighters rescue worker who fell down shaft
• Bethel AME to host Memorial Day Recognition and Appreciation
• Sports with Walter Moore
• SSU Men’s Basketball Signs Two Junior College Players
• SSU Students Offered Co-Ops, Permanent Position at Johnson & Johnson
• SONATA to Hold Annual Jazz Luncheon
• Jenkins High School Holds Spring Arts Extravaganza
• Savannah Association of Realtists to host Homebuying Workshop
• Mack to Graduate From Savannah Country Day School
• Ruth Chapter #3 O.E.S. Highlights Their 10th Youth Program
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Old School Bulldog Summer Jam
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• Sharon #2 Order of Eastern Star
• The Nonprofit Grant Writer’s Dictionary
• St. Paul to Sponsor Tour
• Mt. Carmel to Hold 2 Night Women’s Revival
• Williams to Appear at Thebes AME
• Sol C. Johnson Class of 1971
• SHS Classes of the 1970’s
• A.E. Beach All Alumni Picnic
• Thankful to host Workshop
• Prophet Daniel Pringle Comes to Savannah
• Speedwell United Methodist Church Spring Festival
• Mount Hermon to hold Spring Revival
• Chatman Appointed to State Board of Nursing
• Holy Ghost Tabernacle to host Community March
• St. James Baptist Church to Host Youth Revival
• Living Hope’s Unity and Communion Service
• Savannah Walk to End Alzheimer’s Selects Local Chairmen
• Health Restoration
• The Goliards to Appear in Concert
• SSU National Alumni Association Hosts Annual Meeting
• Communications Explorers Visit WJCL - WTGS TV Studios
• Georgia Jobless Rate Drops Below Double Digits in April
• The Links, Inc. Induct New Members
• Shabazz Among 2011 Gates Millennium Scholars
• King -Tisdell Kicks off Annual Awards Gala with Luncheon
• NAACP to Reinstate Youth Council
• Leadership Savannah Accepting Applications
• Award-Winning Actress Whoopi Goldberg to Address SCAD Graduates
• Savannah man charged in Internet artwork scam
• Georgia Music Hall of Fame in Macon to close
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Former Ga. Gov. Barnes treated for prostate cancer
• INTERACTIVE: 2011 Tornadoes
• See you at graduation! Tonight at 6 in the Johnny Mercer Theatre.
• Ga. license plates to get makeover in contest
• Today's radar hot spots
• Monday's lottery numbers
• SSU students offered co-ops, permanent position at Johnson & Johnson
• Braves place CF McLouth on DL with oblique strain
• Hebron Christian knocks Calvary Day out of playoffs
• Whitewater wins opener against Effingham County in extra innings
• Fire destroys mobile home in south Bryan County
• Ga. man pretending to be soldier gets prison term
• Did you miss the SCAD Fashion Show this weekend? Don't worry, you can still check out the designs in 2011 Fashion Show Lookbook!
• Ga. firefighter trainee dies rescuing 3 children
• Former Georgia football assistant coach Jim Pyburn dies at 78
• Spotted®: 2011 Savannah area graduations
• Savannah fugitive bandit arrested
• Like Dirty Jobs? Here's Mike Rowe on the need for skilled laborers. We think he's onto something...
• Video & Spotted®: Jenkins High School Prom
• Today's radar hot spots
• Spoleto Festival honors Menotti’s 100th birthday
• GOP fervor to beat Obama strong in South
• Sunday's winning lottery numbers
• Tornadoes batter central U.S., number of victims unknown
• Residents advised not to swim, consume fish from Ogeechee River
• Believers' reactions mixed to unfulfilled doomsday
• Tornado kills man, destroys 20 homes in Kan. town
• No go in 2012: Ind. GOP Gov. Daniels not running
• Braves beat Angels in 12 innings on Saturday night
• Hopkins becomes oldest world boxing champion
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• Watch the SCAD Fashion Show live now
• Spotted - Richmond Hill High graduation photos
• Spotted - Bryan County High School graduation photos
• Ga. jail visitor arrested on drug charges
• Obama: Schools can improve with right incentives
• Businessman Herman Cain set to join 2012 GOP race
• Christian movement preparing for End of Days
• Regulators close Atlantic Southern Bank
• Atlantic Southern bank closed
• Tomorrow is the SCAD Fashion Show at 8 pm EST! Top graduating seniors will present their collections and footwear design legend Manolo Blahnik will be given the Andre Leon Talley Lifetime Achievement Award. RSVP to watch the fashion show live online!
• End of the world? How about a party instead?
• Spotted®: Bike to Work Day
• Savannah man charged with making bomb threats
• Savannah firefighters battle two-story structure fire on East Park Street
• Officials say Okefenokee fire 66 percent contained
• Wall Street Journal Asia picks the top events during the 2011 Hong Kong Art Fair and features the "Cao Fei + MAP Office: NO LAB on Tour" exhibition at SCAD's Hong Kong Gallery!
• Fashion designs by SCAD students to appear in ELLE magazine
• Spotted®: 10th Annual Taste of Downtown
• Following the fashion show tomorrow night (scad.edu/fashionshow), SCAD fashion student designs will be featured in Elle magazine this fall/winter and will be shown in a runway show during New York Fashion Week in September!
• Al-Qaida considered oil tankers as terror targets
• Prices at gas pump painful for 4 in 10 Americans
• No Child Left Behind fix lagging in Congress
• United Way of the Coastal Empire News - May 18, 2011
• Spotted®: Savannah City Council members meet with the Travelocity Roaming Gnome
• Spotted®: Savannah Menu Hospitality Night at The Mirage
• Man eats 25,000th Big Mac, 39 years after his 1st
• Man faces murder charges in Georgia swamp death
• New website Gilt Taste: High-end items for foodies
• The SCAD Fashion Show is this Saturday, May 21, at 8 pm EST. Top graduating seniors will present their collections and footwear design legend Manolo Blahnik will be given the Andre Leon Talley Lifetime Achievement Award. Visit scad.edu/fashionshow to see
• LinkedIn's stock up 90 percent in market debut
• Parking, traffic changes set for Savannah, Chatham County on Sunday
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Ga. teacher charged with urinating in fourth-graders' classroom
• Attorney honored during Savannah Bar Law Day celebration
• Obama birth certificate T-shirts for sale
• Georgia's unemployment falls to 9.9 percent
• Diamondbacks edge Braves, 5-4, in 11 innings
• SSU students honored by Campbell Soup for hunger awareness work
• Savannah man charged with impersonating an officer
• Up on the roof......thanks, WTOC.
• VIDEO: BC Students Launch Trebuchets
• Pair faces sex trafficking charges in Georgia
• Drinking at events gets OK in Gainesville, Ga.
• Effingham sweeps Dunwoody to advance to AAAA semifinals
• Savannah's serial bank robber strikes again
• Supreme Court justice's visit to Ga. spurs debate
• VIDEO: 'Talking Real' with author Cheron Griffin
• Supreme Court justice's visit to Ga. spurs debate
• If you're out and about today, our solar energy students and faculty are installing a 70 KW system on the roof of the Industrial Technology Center on the Savannah Campus. Come take a look!
• Georgia ending oyster harvest season June 1
• See you on Friday for the Job Fair/Career Expo 2011. 9 am - noon. Great group of employers attending.
• Redistricting concerns heard in Augusta, Ga.
• Police urge residents to take bikes inside
• Heidt boyfriend jailed for terroristic threats
• Join us tomorrow morning at 8 a.m. EST for a virtual information session. We will cover information on the various campuses, majors and admission requirements.
• Missing Savannah mother returns home
• Two headed to Superior Court in chase that preceded Savannah child's death
• Telling the Story of the Eastside
• King Tisdell to hold Fashion Show
• Sports with Walter Moore
• The City Releases Ebb and Flow: Life and Community in Eastern Savannah
• New iphone App highlights Savannah’s Cultural Assets
• Discover Savannah. Again. Upcoming City Project Offers a Glimpse into Historic Neighborhoods
• Tiger Tradition Continues
• Savannah/Chatham CASA Holds Spring 2011 Swearing-In Ceremony
• Area Student Wins IPOD Touch from Georgia Power
• Local Pageant Finalist Seeks to Help Tornado Victims
• Banquet Held forWork-Based Learning Students and Their Site Supervisors
• Savannah High Class of 1980
• Sol C. Johnson Class of 1971
• EPACT’s 4th Annual “What’s the 411?”
• Tompkins Class of ‘64 Big Apple Tour
• Second African Baptist Church Celebrates Women’s Day
• Pancreatic Cancer Action Network Meeting
• Mt. Carmel to Hold 2 Night Women’s Revival
• SHS Classes of the 1970’s
• Old School Bulldog Summer Jam
• Sisterhood Association of Tatemville to hold Prayer Breakfast
• Moses Jackson Advancement Center
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• SmartSenior
• A.E. Beach All Alumni Picnic
• Save the Date!
• SmokeStoppers
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Beach High School Class of 1994
• The Nonprofit Grant Writer’s Dictionary
• Greater Gaines to hold Appreciation Celebration for Pastor Bernard Clarke
• Speedwell United Methodist Church Spring Festival
• Prophet Daniel Pringle Comes to Savannah
• Holy Ghost Tabernacle to host Community March
• Birthday Celebration for Pastor Joseph Williams
• First Mt. Calvary to hold Open House
• St. James Baptist Church to Host Youth Revival
• The Senior Choir of Historical Nicholsonboro Celebrates 73rd Anniversary
• Don’t Damage Your Destiny
• Savannah Awarded Health Planning Grant
• Black Caucus Meeting With President Obama
• National Transportation Week May 15-21, 2011
• AWOL Makes Distinguished List of Countries Top Youth Arts Programs
• Health Restoration
• Beach High School 144th Year Celebration
• Come Spend “An Afternoon With The Authors”
• Jones Named Dougherty County Teacher of the Year
• Savannah State University National Alumni Association to hold Influential SSU Alumni Scholarship Benefit
• AWWIN Celebrates and Honors Outstanding Women Leaders
• Dozier Outlines Plans for SSU
• Big Boi’s Big Kidz Foundation to Hold Community Fair
• Crash victim ID'd in Effingham pursuit
• Home improvement retailers changing with the times
• Study: Population rise threatens Southern forests
• Report: Savannah cruise ship terminal promises jobs, state impact
• Spring Graduation is May 24 at 6 PM in the Johnny Mercer Theatre at the Savannah Civic Center. Commencement speaker will be Melvin Everson from the Governor's Office of Workforce Development.
• Hundreds protest overturning of charter school law
• Arnold Schwarzenegger reveals he had child with staffer
• Savannah River weed project draws little interest
• Teens in Ga. town hit by tornadoes celebrate prom
• Fort Benning exploring expansion options
• Today's radar hot spots
• Man dead after low-speed chase in Springfield
• Georgia Historical Society News - May 13, 2011
• Monday's lottery numbers
• 210 Bartlett and Bartow students may be moved in proposed attendance zone adjustment
• This morning's Peace Officer Academy completion ceremony.
• Guyton man out on bond arrested in meth lab bust
• Savannah Tech Peace Officer Academy students and faculty member Bill Munn participated in the Crimestoppers 5K run a couple of Saturdays ago; two of them finished 2nd in their age group and in the top 30 overall!
• Eleven bid for Ginsberg judgeship
• Ga. agriculture chief sets fines for food safety violations
• You don't want to miss it! Book buy back dates in the Campus Shop: June 1 & 2 9 am - 6 pm; June 3 9 am - noon.
• Fashion | Next gives SCAD fashion students the opportunity to show at New York Fashion Week and be featured in ELLE this fall!
• Police seek missing Savannah mother
• Savannah-Chatham police identify man killed in Sunday morning accident
• Endeavour soars on 2nd-to-last space shuttle trip
• Deal backs $140 million highway to Savannah port
• Georgia Ports had second highest volume ever in April
• Supreme Ct.: Charter-schools law unconstitutional
• Endeavour fueled for next-to-last shuttle launch
• Delta flight diverts to Orlando with engine worry
• Today's radar hot spots
• UPDATE: Uggla's HR gives Braves 3-2 win over Phillies
• Savannah teen accused of murdering grandfather escapes, is captured
• Pedestrian killed, police say alcohol involved
• Gingrich dismisses idea of No. 2 spot on ticket
• NASA clears space shuttle for Monday launch
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• Ga. GOP re-elects chairwoman after contentious vote
• Spotted® Photos: AWWIN Top Ten Working Women of the Year
• 3 Fla. men charged with supporting terrorism
• Leaf-eating caterpillars cause concern in Georgia
• Memorial wins first game in playoffs
• Chatham County looks to cut 100 jobs, slash programs
• Beloved Islands High School student James "Mikey" Leggett Jr. dies
• Governor Deal signs immigration bill into law
• SEARCH: Arrests made in Savannah-Chatham County through May 7
• Savannah-Chatham police corporal in St. Patrick's Day melee returns to work
• Former Effingham County employee arrested on theft charges
• Person with gunshot wound discovered at Fort Stewart mental health clinic
• Today is GDX in Savannah! If you weren't able to be here for the Game Developers eXchange, @SCADdotedu will be tweeting live from the event all day.
• Watch the live stream of TEDx Creative Coast
• Former Port Wentworth councilman Hogan ordered jailed
• How bin Laden emailed without being detected by US
• The nose knows: Allergy season here with vengeance
• Georgia Historical Society News - May 11, 2011
• Floyd Adams says he'll run for Savannah mayor
• Apartment fire displaces nine
• Video & Spotted®: Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow works out at D1 Sports in Savannah
• New charges for teens accused of downtown armed robbery
• Ga. Court of Appeals upholds $17 million verdict against city of Savannah
• 3rd Infantry Division Headquarters to Iraq in fall
• McKie pleads guilty to vehicular homicide in death of Savannah teen
• Porsche plans headquarters near Atlanta airport
• Mayor pro tem at candidate event tonight
• Video & Spotted®: Pete Liakakis dances with seniors during Older Americans Luncheon
• Savannnah man sentenced to life without parole in 2009 slaying
• Regulators update Congress on financial overhaul
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Spotted® Photos: Groves High School JROTC Awards Ceremony
• 4 rescued from Chattahoochee River at Duluth, Ga.
• Officials: Bin Laden eyed small cities as targets
• Southside firefighters called to house twice
• Evangelist Graham, 92, hospitalized
• Gingrich: I'm running for president
• Poll: Obama's approval rating hits highest point in two years
• Stowaway sentenced to almost 24 years in federal prison
• Next Mega Money jackpot an estimated $1.2 million
• A new group of Peace Officer Academy graduates will be celebrated on May 16 at 10 AM in the Eckburg Auditorium. Many are already affiliated with area law enforcement agencies. Congratulations graduates!
• SCAD Lacoste just posted some great pictures of their residences on their Facebook page!
• Three men charged in armed carjacking
• Flooded river taking aim at Mississippi Delta
• Newspaper deliveries delayed
• Three men charged in armed carjacking
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Hubert Middle School to Host Career Fair
• Scott to Play Football at La Grange College
• Free High School Graduation Test Remediation Offered to Students
• Armstrong’s Emerging Leader Program Graduates 18
• Grand Opening Held for Lipsey Automotive Group, LLC
• Georgia Department of Labor Launches RésuMAY
• Birthday Celebration and Tribute for Sis. Daisy Swinton
• Tompkins High Class of 1961
• Hodge Memorial to Sponsor Luncheon Fundraiser
• Gregory R. Sanders Jr. Received Master's Degree
• TLOD Sponsor Kiddie Kotillion/Beautillion
• Save the Date!
• Tompkins Class of ‘64 Big Apple Tour
• Young Survival Coalition
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Tuskegee University Alumni
• Sol C. Johnson Class of 1971
• SHS Classes of the 1970’s
• Old School Bulldog Summer Jam
• A.E. Beach All Alumni Picnic
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• St. Joseph’s/Candler’s African American Health Information & Resource Center
• A.E. Beach Class of 1971
• Every Step Counts Survivors Walk
• Savannah High Class of 1980
• A.E. Beach Class of 1952
• Living Hope Hosts Sister to Sister Summit Weekend 2011 In Passionate Pursuit…
• Jonesville to hold Community Outreach Event
• Macedonia (Sandfly) to Hold Friends and Family Day
• Second African Baptist Church Annual Spring Revival
• Birthday Celebration for Pastor Joseph Williams
• Genesis to hold Annual Women and Men’s Day Services
• Holy Jerusalem to hold Men and Women’s Conference
• Mt. Carmel to Hold 2 Night Women’s Revival
• Bethel to hold Spring Revival
• The Senior Choir of Historical Nicholsonboro Celebrates 73rd Anniversary
• Connor’s Temple Dedicates Morning Service to Rev. Bennie R. Mitchell
• Royal Church of Christ to hold Women and Men’s Conference
• Resurrection Pentecostal Celebrates 29th Pastoral Anniversary
• Mount Moriah Celebrates Pastor’s 49th Anniversary
• Mt. Carmel to hold Spring Revival Services
• First Friendship Extends an Invitation
• Applications Accepted for Savannah Youth Council
• H.V. Jenkins to Dedicate Relay for Life Event to Coach Greg Oliver
• Health Restoration
• Mrs. Beulah Bryant Ramsey Honored
• Ruth Chapter #3 O.E.S. Highlights Their 10th Youth Program
• Sol C. Johnson High School Named 2011 Jefferson Awards Winner
• Hair Extravaganza, Inc. Gives Makeovers
• Dominique Pressley is the Superintendent’s Student of the Month
• Union Mission Celebrates Graduation of 56th Starfish Culinary Arts Training Program Class
• Wilkins to Speak at West Broad Street YMCA
• Meet and Greet Held for City Manager
• Native Savannahian Among Justices Honored
• Nearly 100 Family And Friends Celebrate Andrew Young’s Portrait
• Okefenokee Swamp fire devours nearly 72,000 acres
• Ga. soldier says he shot comrades in self-defense
• Couple challenges Ga. city's political sign rule
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• Former Port Wentworth Councilman Vincent Hogan set for trial
• Microsoft agrees to buy Skype for $8.5B
• Army sergeant's defense opens in Fort Stewart court-martial
• Possible old fort site in NE Ga. to be studied
• Today's radar hot spots
• Monday's lottery numbers
• Running back Ealey leaving UGA
• Tuesday road work creating detours on interstates 16 and 516
• Atlanta bus driver charged with dragging passenger
• Here's a shout out to our Phi Beta Lambda students who placed at the state competition and a special HOO-RAH for Earnest Cutter who will represent Georgia at the nationals in Orlando.
• Looking for a top school where you can study interior design? Seventeen Magazine included SCAD in a list of top schools to study interior design because of our focus on environmental- and energy-friendly design.
• Newt Gingrich officially announces 2012 presidential bid
• Forum focuses on plans for SC cruise terminal
• Only a few seats are remaining for the free classes as we celebrate Preservation week. Call now to reserve your spot! 912.443.5864.
• River rise spurs spillway opening near New Orleans
• Ga. DOT to offer toll roads projects for bidding
• Today's radar hot spots
• Sunday's winning lottery numbers
• Elderly, handicapped couple escapes Mother's Day blaze
• Ala. churches forge bonds after deadly tornadoes
• VIDEO: Bryan County preschoolers explain why they love their mom
• Tigers' Verlander throws second career no-hitter
• SCD boys tennis team suffers first loss
• Jenkins ousted from playoffs
• Savannah Christian advances in baseball playoffs
• Update: Traffic still moving slowly on Lazaretto Creek Bridge
• Effingham's Hamilton wins state high jump title
• Bin Laden home videos expected to be released
• Obama's promised trip to Pakistan now uncertain
• President Carter to speak at GSU graduation
• Golfer Seve Ballesteros, 54, dies of complications from cancerous brain tumor
• Congratulations to the Sand Arts Festival winners!
• Braves to start top prospect Saturday
• Seven students returned to school Friday after truancy sweep
• Challenger tennis rained out
• Delta plans buyouts and early retirement offers
• Obama says economy can take hit and keep going
• SEARCH: Arrests made in Savannah-Chatham County through April 30
• Georgia regents appoints next system chancellor
• Rain delays start of Savannah Challenger
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Mississippi Delta sees flooding from mighty river
• See you at Grayson Stadium tonight for Savannah Tech Night at the Sand Gnats. Fun, fun, fun!
• Several SCAD students will be featured in the June issue of CMYK magazine!
• Ga. school board to consider makeup day waivers
• Gas prices could slow job growth this year
• Public greets new Savannah city manager
• Spotted®: The Savannah Morning News Awards of Excellence
• Historic Savannah Foundation fetes preservation efforts
• Cold War Kids will be performing at the 2011 New Alumni Concert in Forsyth Park on Friday, June 3!
• Clifton Jones: Savannah City Council members need a raise
• Guyton man pleads guilty in pawn shop heist
• Savannah Fire officials seek public’s help in solving suspected arsons
• STC students making a difference! Members of Phi Beta Lambda raised $500 for March of Dimes. Earnest Cutter, Christiana Moore, Terrence Moore, Malender Johnson, Robert Bellinger, Robert Williams, Bentura Feliz and Jerisa Baily participated in the walk
• Gov. Nathan Deal signs golf cart bill
• SEARCH: Georgia Port Authority shipping schedule
• Mayor tells attorney general Savannah will obey the law
• South Magazine recaps SCAD Style with a great video of the week's events!
• Historic Savannah Foundation presents annual preservation awards
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Earthquake shakes wide area of southern Mexico
• Effingham man pleads guilty, sentenced for murder
• Wal-Mart remains atop Fortune 500 list
• Union Mission names new officers, board members
• More coverage of the Telfair's 125th and the Culinary Institute
• Culinary Institute's cake for the Telfair's 125th featured on The Coastal Source
• Chef Jean and students steal the show at the Telfair's 125th!
• Committee to discuss Sunday sales in Athens, Ga.
• Obama giving NY its moment of justice on bin Laden
• Consumer College to teach seniors to protect themselves
• Metro police inviting the public on 1.5-mile run to honor officers killed in the line of duty
• How you can help victims of the tornado
• Looters, flimflam men plague tornado-torn South
• Interested in eLearning at SCAD? Join us Friday at noon eastern time for a virtual information session with course demonstrations!
• White House won't release bin Laden death photo
• Pastor, accused of molestation, pleads guilty to stealing money from church
• Spotted®: South of Derenne Association luncheon at Fiddler's Crab House
• Savannah man gets 20 years in prison for killing 11-year-old boy
• Rain, chill add to misery of tornado victims
• Judge orders break in Fort Stewart court-martial
• GREEN FACT OF THE DAY: In the coming weeks, students will be installing a 70 KW solar panel array on the roof of the Industrial Technology Building on the Savannah Campus.
• Spotted®: Ruth's Chris Wine Dinner
• NYC sees spike in suspicious packages reports
• 20 most stressed, 20 least stressed counties
• Twins' Francisco Liriano throws no-hitter
• Braves game postponed by rain
• Savannah student's artwork predicts Osama bin Laden discovery
• Donations needed for tornado victims
• 4 Ga. family members killed by tornado are buried
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Seminar to Address Little-Known Veterans Benefits
• A.E. Beach Class of 1963 Announces Upcoming Events
• United Way Hands on Savannah Honors Volunteers at 32nd Annual Volunteers and Awards Luncheon
• Savannah/Chatham CASA Announces 20th Anniversary Campaign
• Gordon Graduates From Allen University
• The Chatham County Public School’s Penny Sales Tax for Education Expires Soon
• Leaders Celebrate System Completion with Light Greening
• Bass Honored By Alpha Lambda Boule
• AASU’s AKAs Win at Regional Conference
• 2nd Annual All Alumni After Party
• 2nd Annual Hospice Savannah’s Summer Night!
• Delta Sigma Theta Sponsors Annual May Week Activities
• Savannah Feed the Hungry Begins Tornado Relief Efforts
• Armstrong Student Chosen for National Initiative Program
• Alfred E. Beach High School Class of '64 Announces Upcoming Events
• Mitchell Named 2011 Area IV Top Lady of the Year
• Colas Invited to NEH Summer Institute
• Every Step Counts Survivors Walk
• SmokeStoppers
• Savannah High Class of 1980
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Tuskegee University Alumni
• SmartSenior
• Sol C. Johnson Class of 1971
• Tompkins Class of ‘64 Big Apple Tour
• Basic Breastfeeding Class
• Old School Bulldog Summer Jam
• SHS Classes of the 1970’s
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• St. Joseph’s/Candler’s African American Health Information & Resource Center
• Young Survival Coalition
• .A.E. Beach All Alumni Picnic
• Save the Date!
• Mount Moriah Celebrates Pastor’s 49th Anniversary
• Birthday Celebration for Pastor Joseph Williams
• Pancreatic Cancer Action Network Meeting
• Moses Jackson Advancement Center
• Jonesville to hold Community Outreach Event
• Sons of Allen Ministry of St. James to host Mother and Daughter Brunch
• Metropolitan Police Department’s Chaplin's Core to hold Ecumenical Service
• Holy Jerusalem to hold Men and Women’s Conference
• Genesis to hold Annual Women and Men’s Day Services
• Living Hope Hosts Sister to Sister Summit Weekend 2011 In Passionate Pursuit…
• Bethel to hold Spring Revival
• St. Paul CME to Sponsor Educational/Historic Tour
• Faith Missionary to hold Revival
• Saint Philip to hold Family Evening in the Park
• Joy Night at Fifth Street Baptist Church
• Connor’s Temple Dedicates Morning Service to Rev. Bennie R. Mitchell
• Christ Memorial to hold Spring Extravaganza
• Mt. Carmel to hold Spring Revival Services
• First Friendship Extends an Invitation
• McKinnie is Only African American Clinical Psychologist in the Area
• Health Restoration
• Step Up Leadership Academy Holds Graduation
• Armstrong Spring Commencement is May 7
• Boy Scouts Honor Hogan and James
• Osama bin Laden, America’s Most Wanted Terrorist, Captured and Killed
• Savannah State University to Confer Degrees
• MOTHER
• W.W. Law Foundation Proudly Presents LAWFEST 2011
• Meet area employers! STC and GA Department of Labor will hold a Career and Resource Fair on Friday, May 20th in the Eckburg Auditorium from 9-noon.
• No bond for Pedro Walker, accused of murdering insurance agent
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• Spotted®: Small Business Council SMART Lunch Series
• Are you a Graduate or Transfer student interested in attending SCAD? Attend the SCAD Atlanta Graduate Preview Event tonight! There's still time to register. Activities include: • Tour SCAD's award-winning facilities • Meet wit
• Tornadoes: FEMA seeks to redeem agency reputation
• Vote on the SCAD student submissions for the Second Annual Verde/SCAD Rug Design Competition! Check out the entries and tell Verde Home your pick for both the undergraduate and graduate categories in the comments.
• Savannah father gives daughter $400K lottery ticket
• Package addressed to Obama investigated in Augusta, Ga.
• President Love and Vice President Ken Boyd on yesterday's Mid-Morning Live discussing the upcoming GED testing fee increase.
• Tornadoes: FEMA seeks to redeem agency reputation
• UGA team develops iPhone app for science students
• Today's radar hot spots
• Newspaper deliveries delayed
• Georgia Historical Society News - May 2, 2011
• Monday's lottery numbers
• Congratulations to winners of the 2011 Cyberwalk Arts High School Competition winners: 1st Place: Rebecca Fleming 2nd Place: Carolyn Erikson 3rd Place: Lily Reed You can check out their pieces in our 2011 Sidewalk Arts Festival Winners Gallery!
• 4 Ga. students named US Presidential Scholars
• Deal signs bill streamlining reservoir agreements
• Deal announced disaster-preparedness push
• Austrians help plan Savannah energy conference
• Man arrested following carjacking outside Gwinnett Street Kroger
• TWITTER: What the world is saying about bin Laden's death
• White House: No decision on bin Laden photo
• Save-A-Life ex accountant pleads guilty to theft charge
• GREEN FACT OF THE DAY: Our Historic Preservation students have worked on restoring important historic sites including the Green Meldrim House and Tybee Island lighthouse and are earning upward of $20/hour while enrolled.
• Witness says he saw Army soldier fire fatal shots
• Savannah Technical College celebrates PRESERVATION WEEK 2011 May 7 - 14 with free public classes. Reserve your seat now!
• Obama: Bin Laden's death makes the world safer
• Police identify injured SCAD student
• Fibers MFA student Jamie Galloway fully handcrafts her textiles by spinning her own yarn and even planting and harvesting her own cotton. Check out an interview with her in the Savannah Morning News!
• Graduate & Transfer Preview Day takes place at SCAD Atlanta tomorrow, May 3rd, from 6-9pm. Some of the day's events will include campus tours, a Deans panel discussion, chances to meet with admission, and portfolio counseling.
• Police presence beefed up at NY airports, WTC site
• Georgia to release storm damage estimate
• Spotted®: Beach High School Prom at Savannah Station
• US kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks
• Today's radar hot spots
• Crowds gather in NYC, DC after bin Laden killed
• Officials: Bin Laden killed near Islamabad
• Obama's remarks on killing of Osama bin Laden
• Crowd at White House cheers Bin Laden death
• Obama: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Arrest warrant issued in insurance agent’s slaying
• Conrad has big hit, Braves beat Cards 6-5
• Columbus police arrest 4 on drug charges
• Fashion firms rush to copy the royal gown
• Spotted®: TASTE II Art Event at Meddin Studios
• Obama mocks Trump's presidential ambitions
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• Police investigating homicide
• SCAD student in critical condition after bicycle-tour bus collision
• Savannah High grad Frank "Big Spoon" Kearse drafted by Miami Dolphins
• Spotted® The Keds HDYD Tour in Savannah
• It's a beautiful day in Savannah for the 30th Annual Sidewalk Arts Festival! Good luck to everyone who is competing, and we'll be sharing some pictures soon!
• Macon police rescue man from creek
• Obama keeps up push to end gas, oil tax breaks
• Deal sets special election date for Huckaby seat
• Japan official: US tornadoes evoke quake damages
• Former McIntosh County Academy star Allen Bailey drafted by Kansas City Chiefs
• Former Statesboro, UGA standout Justin Houston drafted by Kansas City Chiefs
• Spotted®: 36th Annual NOGS Tour of Hidden Gardens & Southern Tea in the Harper Fowlkes Garden
• Join us for a virtual information session on Monday, May 2nd at 9 p.m. Eastern time. The presentation will include information on our nationally recognized academic programs, award-winning SCAD eLearning programs, admission and portfolio review, scholars
• Two alligators captured in Savannah neighborhood
• Obama says tornado devastation unlike any he has ever seen
• Chatham judge will preside over Heidt warrant hearing
• NASA calls launch of space shuttle Endeavour due to technical problem
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Weekend road work in Bryan/Chatham counties
• We're looking forward to the 30th Annual Sidewalk Arts Festival tomorrow in Savannah! The events will be starting tonight with Toy Story 3 in Forysth Park at 8 pm.
• Shoe designer Manolo Blahnik to receive award at SCAD fashion show
• Comedian Whoopi Goldberg to speak at SCAD graduations
• NFL players return to work
• GREEN FACT OF THE DAY: Traditional Building Magazine just named our Historic Preservation program one of the up and coming programs in the country.
• Kia Motors' profit nearly doubles, sales increase
• Diesel fuel spills onto Interstate 95 after wreck
• Jaguars trade up, grab QB Gabbert
• Falcons make bold trade, draft WR Julio Jones
• UGA's A.J. Green taken by Cincinnati Bengals with 4th overall pick
• Spotted®: Green Product Expo at the Charles H. Morris Center
• Thursday night movie in Forsyth Park canceled
• Sports with Walter Moore
• TLOD Recognize At Curtis Cooper Health Fair 2011
• Nu Chapter, Iota Phi Lambda, Inc. Observes Business Month, Presents Awards
• Savannah State University to Host Summer Band Camp
• Delta Academy and Delta Gems Learn About Court and Jail System
• St. W.T. Rodney Celebrates 90 Blessed Years
• Ruth Chapter #3, International Masons and Order of Eastern Star Celebrate 51st Anniversary
• Business Issues to be Focus of May 4 Town Hall Meeting
• Savannah State Team Wins Second Place in National Business Competition
• American Cancer Society Cancer Survivor Picnic Set for April 30th
• Alpha Kappa Alpha’s Precious Gems
• Dr. Jimmie James Jr. Establishes Endowed Scholarship for Music Students
• Former Johnson High Student Inducted Into the Order of the Engineer at Georgia Tech
• Sol C. Johnson Class of 1971
• SHS Classes of the 1970’s
• Shiloh Celebrates Pastor’s 52nd Anniversary
• .A.E. Beach All Alumni Picnic
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Jonesville to hold Community Outreach Event
• Mt. Carmel to hold Spring Revival Services
• Zion Hill Choirs to hold Variety Program
• Saint Philip to hold Family Evening in the Park
• Pentecostal Ministerial Alliance Spring Crusade 2011
• Sons of Allen Ministry of St. James to host Mother and Daughter Brunch
• First Friendship Invites you to First Sunday Worship Services
• Abyssinia Missionary Baptist Church Celebrates 100th Anniversary
• Moving Beyond Racism in Savannah -- A Dialogue to Change Process
• Christ Memorial to hold Spring Extravaganza
• St. Paul CME to Sponsor Educational/Historic Tour
• Fifth Street Baptist Church Announces Upcoming Events
• A Message from The Unswitchables Ministry
• Breathe America Initiative & Concert Series Comes to Savannah
• Health Restoration
• Miller Elected to Board of Fair Housing Council
• Public Relations “Whiz” Has Earned the Name as One of the Best in the Industry
• Davenport House Museum To Award First Community Service Scholarship
• Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum Gears up for An Evening at the Museum 2
• Public Invited to City Manager Meet and Greet Reception
• Dozier Named Interim President of Savannah State
• Obama Launches Black Outreach Program in Communities Nationwide
• High-speed chase into downtown brings crash, arrest
• VIDEO: Savannah, Tybee Island Coast Guard crews rescue boaters
• SEARCH: Arrests made in Savannah-Chatham County through April 23
• Listen to SCAD riders, ANRC professionals, and horses talk about the competition, SCAD Equestrian Studies and their pure love for riding.
• Spotted® : cSpot at Sol Restaurant
• PHOTOS: Storm kills more than 200 in the South
• Missing Richmond Hill teen located
• Gov't to urge food companies to limit ads for kids
• First defendant in SCAD student slaying pleads guilty
• Feds sink plan to ban fishing off Georgia coast
• Dozens of tornadoes kill 194 in 5 Southern states
• Weather Alert: Tornado Watch in effect
• Stop by our table at the Green Product Expo today at the Charles Morris Center, Trustees Garden. Be among the first 10 to say you saw it on facebook and win a prize. Here's the GREEN FACT OF THE DAY... On the Savannah campus, we operate a roof m
• Marines get trained on accepting gay recruits
• Rear Admiral Nevin P. Carr, Jr., to speak at SSU 178th commencement
• Savannah man arrested in Macon, charged with trafficking cocaine
• VIDEO: Treasure Hunters Roadshow makes a stop in Savannah
• Haley: GOP candidates should talk about unions
• SCAD student Capucine Gros has been chosen for the SCAD painting department's New York City Workspace Residency program. This fall she will be able to use a Manhattan studio rented by SCAD to further her work. Congratulations Capucine!
• SEARCH: Property transfers for Chatham, Effingham, Bryan counties
• NOLA.com features SCAD alumna Dixie Pizani and her work on the new Universal Pictures movie "Hop."
• Georgia's Deal signs tax break for Delta Air Lines
• Bible Baptist to introduce Alan Hall as football head coach today at 2 p.m. news conference
• Apple denies iPhones store user location
• VIDEO: 'Talking Real' with an AWWIN Top Ten honoree
• Obama releases birth form, decries 'silliness'
• Hearing delayed for two in St. Patrick's Day affray
• Today's GREEN FACT OF THE DAY... Savannah Technical College is one of eight state buildings competing in the first annual State Building Energy Competition!
• 1 in 4 children in US raised by a single parent
• More thunderstorms forecast for Georgia
• Savannah Rock 'N' Roll Marathon route announced
• Metro police nab alleged AC thief
• Richmond Hill police seek help finding 13-year-old girl
• Look for us at the Green Products Expo Thursday and Friday at the Charles H. Morris Center. GREEN FACT OF THE DAY... Savannah Technical College offers instructional programs in photovoltaic installation/maintenance, historic preservation and green build
• Civil rights icon John Lewis to run for office again
• Study: Ga. slipping behind other states in pre-k
• Rincon child killer's conviction upheld
• Ga. nuclear reactor back online at partial power
• Spotted®: Urban Arts Fest at Woody's Skate Park
• Family discovers stolen Jeep in Savannah pond during swim
• Today's radar hot spots
• This week at SSU (April 24-30, 2011)
• Blaze rips through Whitemarsh Island home
• Here's a shout-out to the incoming group of Phi Theta Kappa students! PTK is the international honor society of the two year college and 41 students will be inducted tomorrow night at 6 PM. Way to go!
• UPDATE: Wells Fargo robber and SunTrust and Bank of America robber not the same man, police say
• Car crashes into Parker's, minor injuries reported
• UPDATE: Goshen Road railroad crossing now open
• UPDATE TRAFFIC ALERT: McCall Road train crossing opens; Goshen Road remains blocked
• Mayor Johnson supports legislation to close loopholes in gun laws
• Ga. firm hired by GOP ends work on gay marriage ban
• The Sidewalk Arts Festival is coming up this Saturday! Current students, prospective students, and alumni are invited to participate. If you can't attend, register to compete online in the Cyberwalk Arts Contest!
• Spotted®: Annual Youth Rally held at Lake Mayer
• 2 shot at DeKalb County Easter gathering
• Rescuers search Oconee River for teen's body
• Red Cross responds to early morning fire
• Today's radar hot spots
• Sunday's lottery numbers
• McNulty and Eger win Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf
• Shot congresswoman beginning to walk again
• Spotted®: Easter Extravaganza in Richmond Hill
• In Easter message, pope urges diplomacy in Libya
• Costly gasoline clouds Obama re-election prospects
• Spring brings fundraising frenzy for GOP hopefuls
• US default could be disastrous choice for economy
• New co-leaders at Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf
• If you're thinking of testing or even if you're thinking of starting classes toward earning your GED, do it now before the fees go up. Call 912.443.5446 for information.
• Spotted®: Gary Sinise & The Lt. Dan Band concert in Forsyth
• Cook-Sindelar team withdraws from Legends golf tournament
• Augusta economic team headed to Germany for jobs
• Spotted®: Legends of Golf 1st Round
• Crews clean after tornado hits St. Louis airport
• Gulf disaster renews debate over Arctic oil spill
• Ga. utility to discuss financial risk-sharing plan
• Renewed fight for gay marriage in NY hits suburbs
• UPDATE: Ga.17 in Effingham County now open after two-vehicle wreck
• Head-on collision closes Ga. 17 at Blue Jay Road in Effingham County
• Two teams tied atop Legends golf leaderboard
• Savannah man gets 30 years in prison for child molestation
• Earl Yarbrough: Disagreements with state led to SSU ouster
• 15-year-old found guilty of molesting, drowning boy
• Watch Live: Crowds line up for Deen bros. book signing
• SEARCH: Arrests made in Savannah-Chatham County through April 16
• Judge recuses himself from Robin Heidt hearing
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Spotted®: Wine tasting at Ruth's Chris Steak House
• Huckaby named finalist for Ga. universities post
• State approves Jimmy DeLoach Connector funding
• Sindelar sidelined at Legends of Golf
• Rescuers free boy from tracks as train approaches
• Obama's deficit plans run into economic reality
• Japan plans disaster budget, building 100K homes
• GHS Annual Book Sale
• Willis leads Heritage
• Summer Band Camp
• TRAFFIC ALERT: All lanes of White Bluff Road now open
• SSU Interim President Named
• Two Savannah teenagers arrested for multiple crimes
• West Broad Street YMCA kicks off fundraising event
• Bomb, propane tanks found at Colorado mall
• Savannah's Rock 'n' Roll Marathon route to be announced Tuesday
• EARTH DAY 2011 - remember to recycle your batteries tomorrow from 8 - noon. We'll be waiting for you in the rear parking lot!
• UPDATE: Dump truck driver killed in White Bluff Road crash identified
• Savannah State University gets interim president
• SEARCH: Chatham County health inspection scores
• BP sues partners as Gulf marks year since spill
• Roommate charged with hate crime in NJ webcam case
• Storms move through metro Atlanta
• Deal signs school-board bill
• Savannah woman charged in accident with 77-year-old pedestrian
• Robbery suspect tackled by store customer
• Networks girding for royal wedding coverage
• Spotted®: Students visit chick hatchery at Oglethorpe Mall
• Governor signs Savannah-Chatham school board bill
• Savannah Tech in one word...
• Spotted®: American Diabetes Association's Kiss-A-Pig campaign in Johnson Square
• Ga. judge rejects assisted suicide law challenge
• Spotted®: Savannah Sand Gnats Home Game Opener
• Are you an educator interested in finding out more about SCAD? Join our educator information session and chat tonight from 7-8:30 p.m. EST to find out more about The University for Creative Careers. You might even win a scholarship to attend the Three Da
• EOA building dedicated in Buchsbaum's name
• Earl Yarbrough loses Savannah State University presidency
• Cherokee County, Ga. may vote on Sunday sales
• VIDEO: 'Talking Real' with interpreter for the deaf Dana Taylor-Nabawi
• Andrews pleas no contest in airport incident
• Macon, Ga. council approves tougher smoking rules
• Our newest group of Peace Officer Academy students will graduate on May 16 at 10 a.m. in the Eckburg Auditorium. Mark your calendar now and make plans to attend.
• Comprehensive immigration reform probably doomed
• Day of remembrance: 1 year after Gulf oil disaster
• Tuesday's lottery numbers
• SSU Team Wins Second Place in National Business Competition
• Missing 5-year-old found
• Metro police search for missing 5-year-old
• Regents Approve Tuition, Fee Increases
• Motions hearing continued for former Port Wentworth Councilman Vincent Hogan
• Beach High flasher case headed to Superior Court
• The New York Times takes a look at colleges with branch campuses and features SCAD's multiple locations!
• The Links, Inc. Participate in Race for a Cure
• SSU AKAs Celebrate Alpha Kappa Alpha Week
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Woodville-Tompkins High School Hall of Fame Accepting Applications
• UGA Undergraduate Selected for 2011 Student Freedom Ride
• Revolving Prison Doors
• Armstrong Honors Multicultural Students’ Academic Achievements
• Savannah Philharmonic to Perform “Rockin’ with the Phil”
• AKA’s Award Cash Prizes to Area Youth Participating in Dramatic Monologue Contest
• Reopening of Heritage Sanctuary and Fellowship Hall Celebrated at Historic Ebenezer Baptist Church
• City Seeks Proposals for 2012 Cultural Services
• Georgia Jobs Increase in March, Unemployment Rate Drops
• Earth Day Festival Offers Free Urban Homesteading Workshops and New Recycling Opportunities
• Savannah Children’s Choir to Hold Summer Choral Camp
• Every Step Counts Survivors Walk
• Research on Carnegie Library
• Savannah Sand Gnats Business Connection
• Basic Healthcare Forum
• Cuyler Junior High Alumni
• SHS Classes of the 1970’s
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Sol C. Johnson Class of 1971
• Prepared Childbirth Class
• A.E. Beach All Alumni Picnic
• Tompkins Class of ‘64 Big Apple Tour
• Pancreatic Cancer Action Meeting
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• Holy Week Services at Greater Gaines Chapel A.M.E.
• Tremont Temple to Celebrate 89th Church Anniversary
• Holy Days and Holy Witnesses Agree
• Central Baptist, New Era Convention to Host Sacrificial Service
• First African Baptist Easter Sunrise Communion Service
• Butler Memorial Presbyterian to hold Good Friday Service
• Bethel to Present Seven Last Words of Christ
• First Friendship Extends an Invitation
• Spring Revival at H.R. Delaney Ministries
• Road to Nowhere!
• Easter Services at Thankful Missionary Baptist
• Pentecostal Ministerial Alliance Spring Crusade 2011
• Resurrection Services at the Royal Church of Christ
• Living Hope Hosts Resurrection Weekend 2011
• Memorial Health Bariatrics Again Named Center of Excellence
• Jenkins High School Students Receives Great Advice
• Health Restoration
• Ebenezer Creek: One More River to Cross
• Longshoremen’s Association to Hold Annual Banquet and Anniversary Celebration Service
• The Epidemic is NOT Over:A Call To Action
• Solomons Appointed Interim Director of Telfair Museums
• Funding Cuts and Restructuring at Curtis V. Cooper Primary Health Care, Inc.
• Discover Savannah. Again.
• Lester’s Florist Receives FTD Top Member Award
• Savannah Filmmakers Win Big at Africa Movie Academy Awards
• Gilbert & Snead shoot record 20-under-par 124 to win Demaret Division
• College tuition to rise by 3 percent in Georgia
• Legends of Golf first round groupings, starting times on Friday
• Effingham crash victim was high school senior
• Spotted®: Tybee Wine Festival
• FAA suspends controller for watching movie on duty
• Ga. sees increase in GED testing fees
• Today's radar hot spots
• Braves fall to Dodgers
• One confirmed dead in Effingham County accident
• Accident with injuries closes Midland and Courthouse Roads in Effingham County
• Fred Couples withdraws from Legends of Golf
• Afternoon fire displaces six in East Savannah
• Have you completed your SCAD Cyberwalk Arts entry yet? Prospective students are eligible to participate this year. Contact gotoscadcyberwalk@scad.edu to sign up!
• Gilbert & Snead shoot 10-under-par 62, lead Demaret Division after first round
• WATCH LIVE: Runway fashion show at the Lucas Theatre tonight at 7 p.m.
• Update: Pedestrian, 77, in fair condition after being struck by car
• VIDEO: Tim McGraw, Luke Bryan perform at the Savannah Civic Center
• Exit 164A EB ramp on I-16 closed Tuesday until 3 p.m.
• Ga. unemployment rate shows decline
• The SCAD equestrian team won their fourth American National Riding Commission's National Intercollegiate Equitation Championship in a row! Way to go!
• Ga. Supreme Court upholds Savannah murder conviction
• Four ordered held in Savannah McDonald's identity theft scheme
• Ramp closures at I-95 and Ga. 144 in Bryan County
• Scientists: Gulf health nearly at pre-spill level
• Today's radar hot spots
• Spotted®: Tim McGraw 'Emotional Traffic Tour' concert in Savannah
• Woman, 78, hit by car while crossing Wallin Street
• Thole drives in two, Mets beat Braves, 3-2
• Easter brunch
• Clinton visits Tokyo in show of support for Japan
• 2012 presidential candidates 'friend' social media
• At least 25 dead in 6 states after storm's rampage
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• Jenkins basketball coach dies
• Spring storms kill 17, destroy family in Alabama
• Thank you everyone for a fantastic Accepted Students Day! If you weren't able to join us, we hope you can visit soon and take our daily tour. Welcome Class of 2015, we'll see you again in September!
• It's Accepted Students Day at SCAD Savannah! Stay tuned, we'll have pictures of last night's pre-party and today's events soon!
• Obama assesses GOP budget: 'Wrong for America'
• 1 dead in skydiving collision above SoCal airport
• Tornadoes, severe weather strike Alabama; 1 killed
• Sand Gnats win opener, 4-3
• VIDEO: Good Morning America co-host 'Billy the Exterminator' catches gator in Bryan County
• DOT warns of delays on I-16 this evening
• President Wallace discusses how easy it is for SCAD students to study at SCAD locations abroad and highlights two student experiences.
• Two juveniles arrested after car window shot out with BB gun
• Weekend roadwork will impact Interstates 95 and 16
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Deal: No Indian casinos in Georgia
• Spotted® Photos: Taste of Pooler and the Westside
• 2 Georgia cities eye Sunday alcohol votes
• SEARCH: Savannah-Chatham County arrests made through April 9
• Spotted®: An Evening with David Sedaris
• House prepares to vote on $6T spending cut plan
• Scientists map volcanic plume under Yellowstone
• Our Historic Preservation program is mentioned in this national publication as "Up and Coming". Check it out...
• Strong storms expected over Georgia late Friday
• Georgia Legislature passes immigration bill
• House passes LNG-study resolution
• Buddy Carter's drug database bill headed to the governor
• Savannah man gets life plus 45 years in molestation case
• Customs: Fake US licenses being sent from China
• ABC cancels "All My Children" and "One Life to Live"
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Ga. House nearly kills Gulfstream/tourism bill before passage
• Savannah man sentenced in nursing home scheme
• SEARCH: Who owes for child support in Chatham County?
• Ohio man pleads guilty in slayings of 3
• Spotted®: Savannah Menu Hospitality Night at Coach's Corner
• Lawmakers sprint to finish on session's last day
• Congress voting Thursday on budget-cutting plan
• Wednesday's lottery numbers
• Bonds found guilty of obstruction
• Savannah-Chatham police, U.S. Marshals catch assault suspect
• Tybee's Polk Street beach put under health advisory
• Falcons QB to headline Savannah Morning News sports appreciation banquet
• Interstate 95 and Ga. 144 ramp closure
• UPDATE: Police release description of suspect in Bank of America armed robbery
• SEARCH: Chatham County property transfers
• Savannah McDonald's employees indicted for selling stolen identities
• Toddler found at Atlanta complex; mom charged
• Armed robbery reported at Bank of America
• Ky. parents: TSA frisked our 6-year-old daughter
• Deal says he will sign Sunday alcohol sales bill
• VIDEO: High-speed pursuit through Effingham
• Egypt's Mubarak detained for investigation
• Got an old battery or two hanging around? You can recycle it at Savannah Tech on Friday April 22 from 8 am - noon.
• Obama pivots, eyes Medicare changes, tax increases
• Gingrich to raise presidential cash in Georgia
• Pepper spray prank causes evacuation of facility, officials say
• Governor, lieutenant governor offer Savannah cruise line support
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Bargeron to Lead Induction Class for Beach High Athletic Hall of Fame
• Chrisette Michele to Perform at Armstrong April 28
• District 3 Community Meeting to Be Held
• Local Author Reminds Readers That “Health is a Choice!”
• Marilyn Reid Presents “Only You and Me” Book Signing
• Coastal Georgia Susan G. Komen For the Cure® Awards Community Grants to Educate, Save Lives
• NNPA and NAACP Vow to Work Closer Together
• Keeping the Dream Alive: President Works with the African American Community
• Savannah Natives Continue to Make Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity History
• Central Baptist, New Era Convention to Host Sacrificial Service
• Easter Services at Thankful Missionary Baptist
• Dea. Michael Frazier, Sr. to Give Initial Sermon at Bethany
• Sol C. Johnson Class of 1971
• Prepared Childbirth Class
• Every Step Counts Survivors Walk
• St. Pius X High School Alumni Association Monthly Meeting
• SHS Classes of the 1970’s
• Holy Week Services at Greater Gaines Chapel A.M.E.
• Mt. Carmel Hosts Gospel Extravaganza, Participates in Conference
• Resurrection Services at the Royal Church of Christ
• Tremont Temple to Celebrate 89th Church Anniversary
• First New Light to Celebrate Pastor’s 9th Anniversary
• Bethel to Present Seven Last Words of Christ
• Butler Memorial Presbyterian to hold Good Friday Service
• First Friendship Extends an Invitation
• Central Missionary’s Male Chorus to Celebrate 16th Anniversary
• Spring Revival at H.R. Delaney Ministries
• A Message from the Unswitchables City Wide Outreach Ministry, Inc.
• Savannah Adult Day Care: Assuring Those in Need are Cared For
• Health Restoration
• NAACPAcclaims Affordable Care Anniversary, Highlights AIDS Efforts
• NAACP to Hold Curtis V. Cooper Life Members Breakfast
• Economic Opportunity Authority to Name Head Start Building for Former Civil Rights Attorney
• Mason Hill is the Superintendent’s Student of the Month
• TRIP’n at Breakfast
• Recording Artist Anthony David to Perform During Savannah Urban Arts Festival
• Edward Musgrow Named Bynes-Royall Funeral Director
• Black Expo Tour Wraps Up In Savannah
• Mu Phi Chapter, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Announces 2011 Mardi Gras Contestants
• Lawmakers push for new brigade at Fort Stewart
• Ga. House sends immigration bill back to Senate
• House OK's assisted living for more Ga. seniors
• Ga. lawmakers agree to $18 billion budget
• Telfair Museums appoints interim director
• Tuesday morning traffic update
• Super jumbo jet clips another plane at JFK airport
• Nation begins 150th anniversary of Civil War
• Today's radar hot spots
• Mitt Romney announces White House exploratory committee
• Mickey Stephens' attempt to derail Savannah-Chatham school board bill fails
• Anesthetist convicted in Ga. of improper touching
• Can't come visit SCAD? Let SCAD visit you! On Wednesday, April 13th we will be visiting Providence, RI for an information session. Check out all our upcoming visits!
• Georgia airplane parts tax bill gets tourism amendment
• Police seek help with double homicide investigation
• SEARCH: Chatham County child support dockets
• Spotted®: Savannah High School Class of 1961 holds 50th reunion
• Former Port Wentworth Councilman Vincent Hogan pleads not guilty, hearing set
• Missing Savannah man found
• Spotted®: Molly Hatchet, Big Engine and High Velocity in concert at Coach's Corner
• More stormy weather headed for Georgia
• Today's radar hot spots
• Sunday's winning lottery numbers
• Schwartzel wins the Masters after a wild day
• ABC Family movie filmed in Savannah premieres tonight
• Atlanta police make arrest in gas station shooting
• Box of glow sticks causes scare at Atlanta hotel
• GOP presidential field sees budget wars from afar
• Spotted® Golden Retriever Walk & Spring Fundraiser
• PSC may set schedule on nuclear plant issue
• Wide tornado cuts a swath through west Iowa town
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• '12 Angry Men' and 'Network' director dies
• Sand Gnats’ game at West Virginia Power postponed again
• Cold weather may delay Ga. shrimp season
• S.C. gov racks up $17,000 grocery bill in 10 weeks
• Annual grits festival under way in St. George, S.C.
• UPDATE: Colonial Terminals explosion victim identified
• Federal shutdown avoided, 2012 budget fight looms
• Spotted® Islands High School Soccer, Senior Night
• Georgia doc charged with distributing child porn
• Braves beat Phillies
• Sand Gnats’ game at West Virginia Power postponed by rain
• Hang 'Em High Exhibit
• SSU Literary Festival
• SEARCH: Savannah-Chatham County arrests made through April 2
• We're proud of our 2011 Community STARS!
• Time's about up: Shutdown looms without agreement
• Today at the SCAD Career Fair in Savannah, students had the opportunity to meet with representatives from 105 companies seeking interns, employees and freelance artists and designers including Apple, Google, Time Inc., MTV, Epic Games, Target and Discove
• SunTrust bank in southside Savannah robbed, police say
• 15-year-old daughter charged in killing of Ga. mom
• Barrow pledges to forego salary if no budget deal is struck
• Victims in Chevis Road double homicide identified
• Georgia DOT announces weekend ramp closures for I-95, I-16
• Bond denied in Beach High School flashing case
• Chatham Commissioners request study of LNG, other hazardous materials
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Spotted®: Savannah Harley-Davidson Bike Night at Hooters
• Stocks poised to rise, but oil prices jump
• Workers brace for effect of government shutdown
• Poll: Few confident US ready for nuclear emergency
• Interstate 16 eastbound closed
• McIlroy, Quiros shoot 65, tie for Masters lead
• Police arrest man accused of flashing Beach High girls
• Spotted®: Maritime After Hours at Tubby's Tank House in Thunderbolt
• Check out this new Facebook game created by a current SCAD student and a SCAD alum!
• U.S. governement to use Twitter, Facebook for terror alerts
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Want to learn more about SCAD online education and see a online classroom demonstration? Join the SCAD eLearning chat tomorrow at 12 p.m. EST!
• NTSB: G650 simulating engine failure when it crashed
• Magnitude 7.4 earthquake hits off Japan coast
• Savannah fugitive captured
• Obama's close friend arrested for soliciting prostitutes
• Trump hammers away at Obama's citizenship issue
• Truck explosion closes I-95
• Fiery accident shuts down I-95 south in Richmond Hill
• SSU to observe National Library Week
• Savannah man ID'd in high-speed chase through Effingham/West Chatham
• School board backs away from calls for LNG study
• Effingham, Port Wentworth police apprehend drug suspect after high-speed chase
• A glance at recent government shutdowns
• In celebration of the upcoming Earth Day, we're greening up!
• Reading levels could force students to be held back
• International Students' Association Week 2011
• Fashion Around the World - International Fashion Show - April 12
• VIDEO: Police seek public's help in identifying fraud suspect
• Obama administration: Shutdown would hurt economy
• Have you voted yet? SCAD would like to know what additional academic programs you would like to see offered at SCAD and at which locations.
• Video & Spotted®: Construction begins on the West Chatham YMCA playground
• Cell carriers to roll out "mobile wallets" in Utah
• Ga. soldier denied new lawyer for murder trial
• Check out the images that The South Magazine shot at the SCAD International Festival last weekend!
• VIDEO: 'Talking Real' with Karen Bogens of International Paper
• SSU President among five candidates for Southern University Chancellor
• Experts address questions, concerns on radiocative ocean
• Crews restoring power across Georgia
• Tuesday's winning lottery numbers
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Rep. Bob Bryant Invites Pastor Anthony Edwards to Capitol
• The Coastal Bank Offers Free Electronics Recycling
• Exhibition at S.P.A.C.E. Reflects on Experience in Alternative Art Groups
• Scenes From Southern Home Show
• Scenes From Food Lion Grand Opening
• Scenes From 100 Black Men Gala
• Chatham County Foster and Adoptive Parents Workshop
• Salif Keita to Perform as a Part of the Savannah Music Festival
• Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Holds 103rd Founders’ Day Observance
• A.E. Beach Class of 1957 to Meet
• 3 Days for Armstrong Raises $728,044
• Jennifer Holliday and Dr. Raphael G. Warnock to Release “Goodness & Mercy,” CD, April 19th
• National Urban League Declares “War on Unemployment” With Release of State of Black America Report
• Chatham Retired Educators Association to Meet
• Fair Housing Council Workshop
• Savannah Country Day Student Receives National Art Award, Will Be Celebrated at Carnegie Hall
• The Westin Savannah Proves to Be One of the Greenest Hotels in the US
• New Start for the Robert W. Groves High School
• Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc. Meets, Inducts New Members
• Johnson High School to Graduate Second Largest IB Class in the State
• International Paper Accepting Applications for the IP Foundation
• A.E. Beach Grandest and Greatest Anniversary Celebration
• BowStern Announces America’s Second Harvest Food Bank “Serving Our Savannah” Winner
• Changes at CAT Expected Improve Service
• 21st Annual Teddy Bear Hospital
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Cuyler Junior High Alumni
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• Cooking Class: Creating a Healthy Easter Brunch
• Tompkins Class of ‘64 Big Apple Tour
• Sol C. Johnson Class of 1971
• Freedom Riders Traveling Exhibit
• Research on Carnegie Library
• Head and Neck Cancer Support
• Prepared Childbirth Class
• Pancreatic Cancer Action Network Meeting
• St. Pius X High School Alumni Association Monthly Meeting
• Every Step Counts Survivors Walk
• A.E. Beach Class of 1963
• Tuskegee University Alumni Club Meeting
• Gospel Recording Artists forever JONES Coming to Savannah
• Soup, Song and Sacrament
• The Sanctuary to Present “The Light of Life”
• First Friendship to Celebrate 30th Annual Friendship Day
• 29th Pastoral Appreciation for Pastor Thurmond N. Tillman
• Pastoral Appreciation Celebration at Pentecostal Miracle Deliverance
• The Last Days of Lent
• Obesity is Out When Students Get in Shape
• Music Medicine Institute Partners with Live Oak Public Libraries
• Health Restoration
• Savannah Fire and Emergency Services Names Assistant Fire Chiefs
• Gill Selected as President and CEO of Memorial Health
• Congressional Black Caucus Celebrates 40 Years
• SSU Presidential Scholarship Gala Set for April 30
• 100 Black Men hold 15th Annual Grand Gala Affair
• Greater Than AIDS Tour begins April 11
• Southwest finds cracks in more planes
• Storms knock out power around Georgia
• Effingham crews work to clean up storm damage
• Storm delays opening of practice round at Masters
• High winds, rain, hit South; at least 6 killed
• Savannah roadways hazardous after morning storms
• You've heard about changes coming for HOPE. Take a look...
• Tornado watch in effect, severe weather
• Today's radar hot spots
• Monday's lottery numbers
• UConn wins national title
• This Week at SSU (April 3-9, 2011)
• Savannah man arrested in connection with Southside robberies
• Shares of General Dynamics drop after plane crash
• Savannah woman arrested, charged with being part of alleged prescription drug ring
• Sheriff's deputies search for missing sex offender
• SCAD alum Ryan E. McCullough (B.F.A., sound design, 2011) was named a top 10 finalist in the NASA Space Rock Competition! McCullough's original work, "Boogie Woogie Shuttle," was selected from 1,350 original songs submitted. Vote for his s
• SEARCH: Chatham County child support dockets
• Check this out from Georgia Trend Magazine: Savannah's a happening place and Savannah Tech is proud to be a part of the action!
• Ga. voter ID proof law gets federal approval
• It’s not too late to apply to SCAD for the Fall 2011 term! Applications are still being accepted and scholarship funds are still available. Visit www.scad.edu/apply today!
• 6 of top 7 in world can go to No. 1 at Masters
• Beams from World Trade Center coming to Indiana
• Today's radar hot spots
• Gulfstream identifies Savannah employees killed in Saturday crash
• UPDATE: Hudson shuts down Nationals in Braves' 11-2 rout
• Spotted®: Savannah Sabers Women's Football Season Opener
• Government appeals judge's health care ruling
• Blaze sets marijuana house on fire
• Man convicted of battery for spanking toddler
• Ga. urges homeowners to take wildfire precautions
• Spotted®: Worldwide Scetchcrawl in Telfair Square
• Boy dies after fall from Chicago roller coaster
• UPDATE: Four people killed in Gulfstream crash were company employees, officials say
• Tybee 500 sailboat race postponed until 2012
• Gulfstream G650 crashes in New Mexico, leaving four people dead
• Today we are proud to welcome our accepted students to Accepted Students Day taking place at SCAD Atlanta!
• Anger over Quran burning spreads in Afghanistan
• Admission staff is excited to welcome students to Accepted Students Day at SCAD Atlanta!
• Welcome to the students attending Accepted Students Day at SCAD Atlanta! We will be posting photos throughout the day. Be sure to post your own too!
• Police: Ga. hotel guard fatally shoots man
• Black groups march to highlight unsolved lynching
• Radioactive water leaks from crippled Japan plant
• VIDEO & Spotted®: Relay for Life in Richmond Hill
• Savannah man arrested, charged with raping his ex
• Man shot Thursday night arrested Friday
• Today at Pepe Hall, SCAD’s fibers building in Savannah, Barbara Knoke de Arathoon and Nancy Tunche of the Ixchel Museum of Indigenous Dress in Guatemala City led an interactive workshop to teach students and the public about traditional hand-woven
• Former Pembroke councilmember arrested for DUI, again
• Today, SCAD Atlanta’s Buzz Bus visited Toomer Elementary School to donate art supplies! Student and staff volunteers held a celebration full of SCAD spirit featuring the SCAD Drumline, Art T. Bee and student musical group, Purely Acoustik.
• Charlie Sheen kicks off 20-city tour Sat. night in Detroit
• SEARCH: Bryan County property transfers
• Spotted®: SDBA Mayoral Candidate Meet & Greet
• 2 Savannah girls hit by truck on way to school
• SEARCH: Savannah-Chatham County arrests made through March 26
• Georgia Southern University to host final spring open house
• Pelicans saved from Gulf oil relocate to Georgia coast
• Tomorrow SCAD's 13th Annual International Festival will be on Broughton St. in Savannah from 11 am to 3 pm! Check out an interview with our International Student Services staff and the event schedule. Hope to see you there!
• SEARCH: Chatham County property transfers
• Today's radar hot spots
• Unemployment rate falls to 8.8 pct., two-year low
• Ga. awards $300,000 to help rebuild chemical plant
• Storm leads to school closings in Darien, Ga.
• Thursday's lottery numbers
• Armstrong fundraiser hits $728,000
• Spotted®: The Clayton Brothers and Ike Stubblefield
• Shooting sends one to hospital
• Braves open with a bang
• Deputies say they found four guns, three of them loaded, in felon's home
• Man, 25, accused of wrecking his father's car on the race track then reporting it stolen
• Teams of underage bike thieves caught, police say
• Obama goal to cut oil imports is well within reach
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Ga. Music Hall of Fame to stay in Macon for now
• Need a haircut? Our Barbering students are offering a $5 special on all clipper cuts during the month of April. Evening hours only. Call 443-5779 for an appointment!
• Effingham County warrant sweep nets two dozen arrests
• Gill Selected as president and CEO of Savannah's Memorial Health
• On Tuesday, March 29th, SCAD Atlanta was proud to host the talented and award winning artists of the 2011 Atlanta High School Art Exhibition. The student work will also be on display April 15 - 17 in the Atlanta Dogwood Festival.
• CIA sends teams to Libya; US considers rebel aid
• Low levels of radiation found in West Coast milk
• Chef Jean Vendeville just returned from presenting a paper at Oxford University in England. His paper was on remedying childhood obesity.
• UGA paying $7.9 million for homeless services
• Georgia Historical Society News - March 30, 2011
• Wednesday's lottery numbers
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Beach Athletic Association Prepares for 25th Induction
• Hunter Receives Doctor of Philosophy Degree
• The Triple Nickles: First Black Parachute Regiment
• DeRenne Middle School Holds Annual School Wide Career Day
• Dr. Martin Luther King Observance Day Association, Inc. Presents 2011 Memorial Scholarship Awards
• Community Supports BRAVO
• Purcell Wins First Place in School Science Fair
• Mayor of Midway, Georgia AKA’s Founders’ Day Speaker at Savannah State University
• Savannnah’s Live Talk Launch a Huge Success
• Metro Police Sponsor New Cadet Program for School of Law & Criminal Justice
• Do You Recognize Anyone in this Photo?
• SBAC Receives CDFI Fund Certification From U.S. Department of the Treasury
• Skylite Jazz Band featured at Benefit for Con-Ed Resource Center
• Junior League of Savannah Celebrates 85th Anniversary
• NCNW Savannah Section Reorganizes Youth Section
• Savannah Children’s Choir Holds Annual One Small Voice Awards
• Tompkins Class of ‘64 Big Apple Tour
• 21st Annual Teddy Bear Hospital
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Cuyler Junior High Alumni
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• Cooking Class: Creating a Healthy Easter Brunch
• Sol C. Johnson Class of 1971
• Freedom Riders Traveling Exhibit
• Prepared Childbirth Class
• Research on Carnegie Library
• Head and Neck Cancer Support
• Cooking Class
• Moses Jackson Center
• Pancreatic Cancer Action Network Meeting
• Every Step Counts Survivors Walk
• A.E. Beach Class of 1980
• Tuskegee University Alumni Club Meeting
• Moving Beyond Racism in Savannah -- A Dialogue to Change Process
• Parent University
• Living Hope Community Fellowship Hosts Bullying Workshop for Parents
• City Wide Tribute for Alderman Clifton Jones, Jr.
• The Sixth Episcopal District to hold 146th Session of the Georgia Annual Conference
• Abyssinia to host Women in the Spirit Revival
• Soup, Song and Sacrament
• Bethany Sponsors a Atlanta Shopping Spree
• Historic New Ogeechee Celebrates 120 Years
• Calling All Pastors
• Pastoral Appreciation Celebration at Pentecostal Miracle Deliverance
• “Fashion Show, Entertainment and Refreshments”
• Midnight Call
• RSV Infections in African-American Infants
• Armstrong Assistant Dean Selected for National Leadership Program
• Health Restoration
• Reflections of the Times: The 1961 Freedom Rides
• NAACP Celebrates 75th Anniversary of Youth & College Division
• Correia Speaks at Amnesty International’s Youth Summit
• Spike Lee Delivers Power-packed Message at Savannah State University
• 30th ANNUAL SOUTHERN HOMESHOW
• Democratic Committee Announces 2011 Buttimer Award Honorees
• Black Expo Returns to Savannah
• The Savannah Tribune Salutes Women’s History Month
• Watch out for Craigslist scams, police say
• U.S. Marshals capture one of Chatham County's most wanted
• 21st Century Learning Sites closed due to weather
• Rainy weather reduces wildfires in southern Ga.
• New Food Lion opens on MLK
• 'Talking Real' with Kimberly Pannell, president of BowStern Marketing
• Setbacks mount in Japan at leaking nuclear plant
• Tax overhaul up for House vote
• Ga. lawmakers consider limiting tuition hikes
• Tuesday's winning lottery numbers
• SSU’s Yarbrough on list of top 10 for Southern job
• Are you interested in learning more about SCAD online education? Join us for an eLearning chat taking place tomorrow at 8pm EST. Take a look at all of our upcoming Chat Sessions at www.scad.edu/chatday.
• Food Lion to open new store in Savannah
• Court hears argument in Wal-Mart sex bias claim
• Ga. Senate votes for tougher sex trafficking rules
• House passes Savannah harbor-deepening resolution
• Obama to outline plans for energy security
• Ga. House Democrats oppose tax plan
• Hear what Cathy Hill from Georgia Power has to say about Savannah Tech.
• Macon, Ga. riverfront project moving forward
• Ga. DOT names 2 routes as scenic byways
• Today's radar hot spots
• Earth Day Festival and RecycleRama
• Monday's lottery numbers
• SCAD architecture alum Macarena Chiriboga and her "green village" design in Indonesia are featured in the New York Times!
• This Week at SSU (March 27-April 2, 2011)
• Summer Band Camp for Secondary Students
• Most-wanted Tennessee fugitive caught in Ga.
• Buddy Carter's drug registry bill gets new try in state House
• U.S. Supreme Court rejects Troy Davis appeal
• Ga. Tech hiring Dayton's Gregory as new coach
• Accident on I-16 EB at Dean Forest Rd. stalls traffic
• Jury selection begins in Ft. Stewart court-martial
• Today's radar hot spots
• Sunday's winning lottery numbers
• Georgia women fall to Texas A&M
• Spotted®: Savannah Morning News Summer Camp Expo
• VIDEO & Spotted®: My Kid Can Sing Contest
• Thunderstorm warning canceled for Chatham County, other areas in SE Ga.
• Interstate 95 lane closure in Bryan County
• Spotted®: Savannah Music Festival: Giants of Texas Country
• Georgia man dies in SD rollover
• First female VP candidate Ferraro dies at 75
• 1 Florida Lotto player wins $7 million jackpot
• Tiny amounts of radiation from Japan reach Nev.
• Savannah woman dies in U.S. 17 head-on wreck
• Police investigate early morning bar shooting
• First female VP candidate Ferraro dies at 75
• Gingrich says GOP has chance at historic win
• GOP 2012 hopefuls criticize Obama's Libyan policy
• US considers more firepower to hit Gadhafi forces
• Spotted®: Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings
• Suspect in Ga. officer's slaying surrenders on TV
• Miss. police: Dog poop in yard leads to shooting
• Friday's lottery numbers
• SEARCH: Chatham County child support dockets
• Michelle Obama to be graduation speaker in IA, GA, VA
• UPDATE: Deal declares state of emergency in wildfire areas
• UGA relaxes pregame tailgating restrictions
• SEARCH: Bryan County property transfers
• Chatham Commissioners approve greenhouse gas study
• Powerful quake in Myanmar kills more than 70
• Sheriff: Wildfire burns 10 homes in Southeast Georgia
• Tweeting just landed SCAD Junior, Mark Manalaysay, an internship at Campbell Mithun!
• Can’t visit SCAD in person? Let us come to you! SCAD visits locations all over the country and the world to answer your questions. We will be in New York, NY on 3/26, Memphis, TN on 3/27 and Seattle, WA on 3/28! Check out all of our info sessions
• Georgia's unemployment fund going broke
• Liz Taylor buried in small ceremony at LA cemetery
• Japan PM calls situation at nuclear plant 'grave'
• Thursday's winning lottery numbers
• Mayor's one-time rival appointed to fill Vincent Hogan's seat on Port Wentworth City Council
• SEARCH: Effingham County property transfers
• Pollen count hits extreme for first time this year
• UPDATE: Ga. 17 back open after overturned log truck
• Rochelle Small-Toney officially Savannah's city manager
• SEARCH: Savannah-Chatham County arrests made through March 19
• SEARCH: Chatham County property transfers
• Will you be at Summer Swarm 2011? Find out more about our optional summer orientation program for first-year students in Savannah by checking out the Summer Swarm tab of our page or at www.scad.edu/summerswarm.
• Ga. 17 closed in northern Effingham
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• 20 most stressed, 20 least stressed counties
• Savannah Telfair director leaving for Ringling Museum
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• UPDATE: 6.8-magnitude quake strikes NE Myanmar; no tsunami
• Judge to sentence man convicted of trafficking in Atlanta
• US soldier gets 24 years for murders of 3 Afghans
• Wednesday's lottery numbers
• 12 Savannah businesses cited in St. Patrick's Day crackdown
• Ga. trucker gets 12 life prison terms in rape case
• Look for us at tomorrow's Liberty County Chamber of Commerce luncheon meeting. We'll be presenting.
• SCAD Illustration students take The Society of Illustrators' 49th Illustration West Competition by storm, one of the largest illustration competitions in the nation. Click here to read more:
• PHOTOS: Memorable moments in Elizabeth Taylor's life
• Former Ga. agriculture commissioner hospitalized
• Obama rules out 'land invasion' in Libya
• Spotted®: Project Lifesaver event at Pooler Chick-fil-a
• VIDEO: 'Talking Real' with real estate guru Celia Dunn
• Savannah in running to host social media tourism conference; needs your vote
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• Today's radar hot spots
• It's spring quarter registration today, expecting a big turnout at all campuses!
• Gingrich assails Obama's handling of Libya policy
• Screams fill 911 calls after fatal SC train crash
• Tuesday's lottery numbers
• Georgia women advance in NCAA tourney
• Braves to retire Cox's number
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Silver Cheetahs Give Record-Breaking Performances In Tennessee
• A Homecoming
• WTOC Launches New Media and Marketing Explorer Post
• Everready Gospel Singers Celebrate 2nd Anniversary
• 100 Black Men of Savannah, Sol C Johnson High School Continue Economic Empowerment Job Shadowing Program
• Southern Home Show Returns to Trade Center
• Gigi’s Cupcakes Holds Grand Opening
• United Way of the Coastal Empire - Annual Meeting & Awards Luncheon
• Accreditation Reaffirmed for SSU Social Work Degree Programs
• Deltas Sponsor African American Young Male Forum
• Tompkins Class of ‘64 Big Apple Tour
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• Research on Carnegie Library
• Moses Jackson Center
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Free Workshop
• Order of Eastern Star #159
• Building and Implementing Strategy
• Ruth #3 Order of Eastern Star
• Chronic Kidney Disease and Treatment Options
• Sol C. Johnson Class of 1971
• Hospice Annual Meeting
• A.E. Beach Class of 1964
• Parent University
• Telfair Museums presents: Across the Universe
• Jepson Gospel Brunch
• Freedom Riders Traveling Exhibit
• Pentecostal Miracle Deliverance hosts Joy Night 2011
• Journey to Asia Program at Butler Memorial
• New Life to host A Night of Music Appreciation
• Calling All Pastors
• Soup, Song and Sacrament
• Bethel to Celebrate 8th Annual Marriage Day Celebration
• “Fashion Show, Entertainment and Refreshments”
• Bethany Sponsors a Atlanta Shopping Spree
• A Night of Music and Praise
• First African to Celebrate Annual Men and Women Day
• Historic New Ogeechee Celebrates 120 Years
• Fairmount Baptist Church Annual Women In Red Program
• House Passes Legislation to Enhance Patient Access to Healthcare Provider Information
• Health Restoration
• “The Lion Shall Lie Down With the Lamb”: A Picture of Peace in Savannah
• NAACP to Hold Mass Meeting
• Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority’s Precious Gems
• A.E. Beach Athletic Hall of Fame to hold Annual Induction Banquet
• Department of Labor Offers College Student Internships
• Steffen Sworn in as Chatham County Board of Elections Chairman
• Mrs. Carolyne B. Jones Passes
• The Savannah Tribune Salutes Women’s History Month
• Lipsey Family Announces Opening of Lipsey Automotive Group, LLC
• Edna Jackson Announces Candidacy for Mayor
• UPDATE: Brush fire near Bloomingdale contained
• Ga. House panel clears Sunday alcohol sales bill
• Information theft device found at City Market ATM
• Lindsay Lohan's dad arrested in West Hollywood
• Ga. House passes Savannah-Chatham school board bill; LNG group created
• JCB announces a surge in sales
• Parents sue Ga. over child support jail time
• Japanese police say disaster death toll near 9,100
• Construction begins today on the last phase of the Student Enrichment Center on the Savannah Campus.
• US jet crashes in Libya, 2 eject safely
• Delta: Japan crisis to cut revenue by up to $400M
• Jekyll Island visitors face tight parking
• Most Ga. counties declared ready for Hollywood
• Today's radar hot spots
• Monday's lottery numbers
• Georgia Tech women fall
• CNT charges man in fake ID operation
• SEARCH: Chatham County child support dockets
• Kids safest in rear-facing car seats until age 2
• SEARCH: Chatham County health inspection scores
• House voices support for board certified teachers
• 'Zombies ahead,' warns electronic road sign in SC
• Last week the SCAD Drumline and Art the Bee marched in the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Savannah!
• Edna Jackson to formally announce for mayor
• Pembroke city manager asked to resign
• Savannah port's container volume remains strong with 16.3% TEU increase for February
• Check out the first item here: The Georgia Department of Labor’s 2011-2012 Internship Program will offer internships to college juniors and seniors and technical college students in their final semester.
• YouTube video showing St. Pat's fight has Savannah police officer on administrative leave
• Visitation for missing Ohioans found dead in South
• Latest in Japan's quake, tsunami, nuclear crisis
• Today's radar hot spots
• Sunday's winning lottery numbers
• Libya bombing called successful; endgame unclear
• Tutu: Africa must hold Gadhafi accountable
• Pope urges military to consider safety of Libyans
• UPDATE: Fire expected to burn near Interstate 95 for "at least a week"
• Ga. lawmakers mull changes to aviation authority
• Fire erupts at Ga. power plant
• Savannah-Chatham police announce final arrest numbers for St Patrick's Day festivities
• Haiti choosing president amid uncertainty, anger
• Spotted®: Saturday St. Patrick's Day celebrations
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• Libyan TV claims 48 killed in allied attacks
• Pitt becomes first No. 1 seed to fall
• Berlin zoo: Beloved polar bear Knut has died
• Gadhafi vows Libya will defend itself
• Wood chip fire near Interstate 95 producing heavy smoke
• UPDATE: Strikes damage Libya's air defenses
• First wave of allied assault: 112 cruise missiles
• Savannah man drives the wrong way down three streets, sideswipes car, police say
• U.S. begins assault against Libyan air defenses
• Obama says military action launched against Libya
• Update: Alzheimer's patient home safely
• Former Secretary of State Warren Christopher dies
• Savannah police announce 119 arrests during week of St. Patrick's
• Thomas, Washington hold off Georgia 68-65
• City Council terms offered to Acting City Manager Small-Toney
• Ga. tea party rallies to stress local involvement
• Georgia Historical Society News - March 18, 2011
• Horse rump slap leads to St. Patrick’s Day arrest in Savannah
• VIDEO: City Market beer vendor talks about experience on St. Patrick's Day
• VIDEO: Reactions from St. Patrick's Day paradegoers
• Savannah State NROTC, other partners to host Aviation Awareness Day
• Ga. Supreme Court reverses death sentence
• Spotted® Adorable dogs of Savannah enjoying St. Patrick's Day
• If you haven't had the chance to visit SCAD yet, check out our online interactive tour! From our website, you can visit all of our campuses, view the academic buildings by major, and watch videos of student work.
• Share your St. Patrick's Day photos with us
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Spotted®: Shillelaghs Travel Club Party at Bryson Hall
• VIDEO: Giant whale spotted on River Street
• VIDEO: Bands performing during St. Patrick's Day
• Watch the latest videos from St. Patrick's Day in City Market
• Spotted® Photos of the crowd from the SMN float
• Wednesday March 23 is your last day to register for spring term; classes start March 24. See you on campus!
• Cobb County, Ga. officer struck by car
• UPDATE: 27 arrests so far during St. Patrick's Day festivities
• St. Patrick's Day: Seen and heard near River Street ...
• 2011 St. Patrick’s fashion trend
• SSU Wesleyan Gospel Choir on spring tour
• Accreditation reaffirmed for SSU social work degree programs
• St. Patrick's Day: 12 hours strong
• Party pretty safe so far, police and EMS say
• VIDEO: Sights and sounds of the St. Patrick's Day parade
• Spotted® : End of the 2011 St. Patrick's Day parade
• Spotted® & VIDEO: Dancing in City Market
• St. Patrick's Day: Savannah-Chatham police say event running smoothly
• St. Patrick's Day: Bachelorette party ‘hot spot’
• St. Patrick's Day: Virgin Islanders party in Wright Square
• St. Patrick's Day: Kissing bandits strike again
• St. Patrick's Day: Captain Jack a crowd-pleaser
• St. Patrick's Day: Sailors showered in kisses
• St. Patrick's Day: Wardrobe malfunction
• St. Patrick's Day: Football for feminists
• St. Patrick's Day: Kilted security contractors fly in from Dubai for St. Pats
• St. Patrick's Day in Savannah starts with arrests
• Families claim their spot along St. Patrick's Day parade route
• Wednesday's lottery numbers
• Back River Bridge down to one lane most of St. Patrick's Day
• Ways to get home if you've had too much fun during St. Patrick's Day
• SCAD Savannah will be closed tomorrow, March 17. The SCAD Atlanta admission department can be reached at 404.253.2700. SCAD Savannah will resume normal hours on Friday. Have a fun and safe St. Patrick's Day!
• St. Pat's impacts Back River Bridge repair
• Did you know: Upon completing “The Conspirator,” director Robert Redford donated many of the flats used in the film to SCAD’s Film and Television department for student use.
• Congrats to our SCAD Challenge Toy and Writing winners! We were honored and delighted to see you at the awards ceremony!
• Watch live streaming of St. Patrick's Day Parade tomorrow
• Watch live streaming of St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Georgia senate OKs local elections on Sunday liquor sales
• UPDATE: U.S. 80 in Effingham back open after truck overturned
• Pop band, Hot Chelle Rae, to perform on St. Patrick's Day
• Did you know: SCAD students are collaborating with local business owners to create a green strip mall in Savannah!
• Hinesville and surrounding communities – it’s time again for the Year of the Young Child celebration at our Liberty Campus. It’s a family fun day, April 16. We’re looking for organizations to join us.
• 'Blood money' frees CIA contractor in Pakistan
• Cobb County, Ga. voters approve extending tax
• Man injured in motorcycle wreck
• Ga. woman wins $300K with 'wrong' lottery ticket
• SEARCH: Bryan County property transfers
• Volunteers to distribute "Ireland is smoke free, and so are we" posters to Savannah bars
• SEARCH: Chatham County property transfers
• Savannah-Chatham police officers injured in wreck
• Fifty Years of March Celebration at First African Baptist Church of East Savannah
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Freedom Riders Film Coming to Civil Rights Museum
• Deltas Sponsor Greek Basketball Tournament
• GABWA Supports Savannah Children's Choir through innovative Ebay Auction
• Johnson High Students Win Jefferson Public Service Award
• Leaders Launch Tybee Island Shuttle
• Work-Based Learning Program Provides Real Work Place Experience
• Lowe’s and Habitat Savannah Build Home for Local Family
• Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Converges on State Capitol
• Ruth #3 Order of Eastern Star
• Bethany Baptist Church Sponsors a Atlanta Shopping Spree
• Mt. Hermon to Celebrate Youth Choir Anniversary
• Connor’s Temple Celebrates 84th Church Anniversary
• Tompkins Class of ‘64 Big Apple Tour
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• Free Workshop
• Beach High Class of 1957
• Research on Carnegie Library
• Order of Eastern Star #159
• Moses Jackson Center Announces Upcoming Classes
• Building and Implementing Strategy
• Hospice Annual Meeting
• Macedonia Missionary Church to Celebrate Pastor’s Anniversary
• Bethel to Celebrate 8th Annual Marriage Day Celebration
• Mt. Hermon Baptist Church Celebrates Pastors 5th Anniversary
• St. James to Celebrate Pastor’s First Anniversary
• New Life to host A Night of Music Appreciation
• Soup, Song and Sacrament
• A Night of Music and Praise
• First African to Celebrate Annual Men and Women Day
• “Fashion Show, Entertainment and Refreshments”
• Memorial University Medical Center Places on Quality Honor Roll
• Savannah/Chatham CASA Executive Director Graduates from Georgia CASA Leadership Academy
• Health Restoration Coconut Oil For Better Health
• Jack and Jill of America, Inc. Savannah Chapter to Celebrate 50 Years of Service
• 2011 Mayor's Small Business Conference: "Connecting to Global Opportunities"
• The Gullah Woman: Her Voice, Her Vision
• Eleven Black Men of Liberty County to hold Annual Banquet
• Top Ladies Of Distinction Lady of the Year 2011 Lady Annette Mitchell
• Abernathy Keynotes Third Annual SCLC Drum Major Awards
• Savannah Music Festival Announces 2011 Lineup
• Savannah State Student Government Presents Spike Lee
• The Savannah Tribune Salutes Women’s History Month
• The Savannah Children’s Choir Announces 5th Anniversary Artists in Residence Program and Gala Concert
• VIDEO: Richmond Hill resident experiences quake at Tokyo's Narita airport
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• “Momentary Suspension” by internationally renowned artist Andreas Kocks features watercolors, two-dimensional studies and a site-specific installation at the Pei Ling Chan Gallery in Savannah. His acclaimed “paperworks” are compos
• PHOTOS: Savannah-Chatham's 'Most Wanted' suspects
• Judge delays hearing on Bobby Buckner death penalty case
• Deal to sign HOPE scholarship changes into law
• Today's radar hot spots
• Monday's winning lottery numbers
• Sunday sales roars back to life; deadline looming
• SEARCH: Chatham County child support dockets
• Ga. court hears arguments on hotel taxes
• Congrats to our newest graduates! 32 new drivers ready to go. We're proud of you.
• CJ Cowan, SCAD graduate and story design lead at Bungie Studios, is returning to give the keynote address at this year's Game Developers Exchange.
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• Men ordered held in jail in Chatham County murder case
• Spotted®: 33rd St. Patrick's Day Rugby Tournament
• SEARCH: FDIC Failed Banks
• Asbury Memorial benefit performance set as fundraiser for Japanese earthquake victims
• Pounder Street fire displaces 7
• Savannah man gets 25 years in prison in 2009 slaying
• Savannah Tech is a Great Place for Nursing
• Japan utility: Nuke fuel rods were fully exposed
• Fire put out near Flannery O'Connor home in Ga.
• Today's radar hot spots
• Sunday's winning lottery numbers
• Spotted®: Father-Daughter Dance at Savannah Christian Church
• Plans form for walking trail in N. Ga. mountains
• Japan quake-tsunami death toll likely over 10,000
• Big GOP donors taking time to get into 2012 race
• 83 rescued from Ky. eatery that floated downstream
• Clayton police seek person who stole police car
• Columbus, Ga. man accused of sexually assaulting girl gets life
• Arts festival draws crowds to Jekyll Island
• Friday's lottery numbers
• Fund for 6-year-old shooting victim established
• Family loses home in Ogeechee Road fire
• Hawaii bank starts fund for earthquake victims
• Tsunami sweeps 5 to sea, rips out Calif. docks
• Two men arrested in Saturday homicide
• 1 missing, 4 rescued as tsunami hits West Coast
• Mel Gibson charged with misdemeanor battery in LA
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Missing Savannah woman found
• PHOTO SLIDESHOW: Earthquake, tsunami damage in Japan
• Interactive map: earthquake and epicenter damages
• Bibb county school district plan cuts 16 jobs
• BREAKING NEWS: Tsunami waves hitting Hawaii
• Georgia woman certified as world's oldest person
• BLOG: CNN reporter Roland Martin speaks at SSU
• Fort Stewart soldier charged with murder in child's death
• Consultant: Cost to fix Savannah Riverwalk could top $4 million
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Ga. soldier facing death penalty seeks new lawyer
• Savannah jury deadlocked in murder trial
• SEARCH: Bryan County property transfers
• Homeless man avoids murder conviction
• More Teacher Layoffs
• State seeking death penalty in disappearance and slaying of Ashleigh Moore
• Atlanta unemployment hits 10.4 percent
• Illinois abolishes death penalty, clears death row
• Wednesday's lottery numbers
• Preemie birth preventive spikes from $10 to $1,500
• SEARCH: Chatham County property transfers
• Wesleyan ends Calvary's season
• Off-duty Savannah-Chatham police officer stops would-be burglars
• Did you know that the SCAD School of Liberal Arts hosts lectures each year, bringing renowned scholars from various fields in the liberal arts and sciences to SCAD to share their knowledge on a variety of topics? For information on its upcoming lecture
• Calvary down 44-17 at the half
• Gingrich: Presidential announcement in early May
• Calvary trails after first quarter
• Habitat for Humanity and SCAD's Design for Sustainability program have partnered up to create the "This Ain't Junk" Repurposing Competition and the Trash to Treasure Gala Auction 2011. Students and professionals 15 years of age or ol
• Swimming advisory lifted for Tybee's Polk Street Beach
• Savannah-Chatham police to begin closing roads at 5 p.m. Friday for 5K race
• Spotted®: Fat Tuesday at the Bohemian with the Train Wrecks
• Interested in finding out more about SCAD? Join our virtual information session at 2 p.m. eastern time today. Can't make it? We'll be doing it again at 7 p.m. eastern tonight!
• Grand jury indicts three men in home invasion slaying
• Algebra:gateway subject
• Effingham female student Tased, arrested after incident at high school
• NPR chief executive quits over hidden camera video
• 2 die in small plane crash south of Atlanta
• Stocks poised to rise as oil prices ease
• Lawmakers: Ill. governor to abolish death penalty
• Tuesday's lottery numbers
• Glynn Academy gets soccer win over Richmond Hill girls
• SSU Student Government Association presents Spike Lee
• The Fall 2011 priority deadline for transfer and graduate applicants is in one week, March 15! It's not too late to apply!
• Savannah man shoots himself in the foot
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Raines Inducted into Hall of Fame
• Patrice Ellison is the Superintendent’s Student of the Month
• Jazz - Just Across the River Robert Lewis Trio
• NCNW, Savannah Section, Holds Annual Harambee Breakfast
• Savannah Teens Participate in Georgia Model United Nations
• Golden and Little Receive Konter Hall of Fame Award
• Sanders Wins Discus Award
• West Broad Street YMCA Students Receive Donation of School Supplies
• Leukemia, Lymphoma, and Multiple Myeloma Support
• Tompkins Class of ‘64 Big Apple Tour
• EOA Headstart
• Michael “Iron Man” Burks to Perform During Savannah Music Festival
• Pentecostal Miracle Deliverance to hold Leadership Conference
• Mt. Hermon to Celebrate Youth Choir Anniversary
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• After School Program
• Nonprofit Program Management
• Commander’s Ball
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Research on Carnegie Library
• Savannah- Immortal City
• Chronic Kidney Disease and Treatment Options
• Building and Implementing Strategy
• Look Good Feel Better Makeovers
• Alzheimer’s Support Group
• Young Survival Coalition
• Moses Jackson Center Announces Upcoming Classes
• Connor’s Temple Celebrates 84th Church Anniversary
• Mt Carmel to Celebrate 8th Church Anniversary
• Mt. Hermon Baptist Church Celebrates Pastors 5th Anniversary
• Bethel to Celebrate 8th Annual Marriage Day Celebration
• New Life to host A Night of Music Appreciation
• St. James to Celebrate Pastor’s First Anniversary
• Beautiful Zion to Celebrate Church Anniversary
• First New Light to Celebrate 51st Church Anniversary
• $2.1 Million Grant Will Focus Research on Rural African-American Men and HIV
• Susan G. Komen Savannah Race for the Cure scheduled for April 16
• Health Restoration A Lifestyle for Healthy Family
• Junior League Accepting Applications for Kids Who Care Scholarships
• Historical Marker Unveiled Commemorating Special Field Order 15
• Hall Announces Intent to Seek 3rd District Seat
• Women's History Month at Fort Pulaski National Monument
• Deal Names Tate to Education Advisory Board
• Critz, Inc. Reviews Plans for Major Renovation and Build-Out
• AWWIN Accepting Nominations for Top Ten Working Woman Awards
• The Savannah Tribune Salutes Women’s History Month
• Snell Enterprises, Inc. Formally Announces Savannah Expansion
• Yesterday, SCAD students had the opportunity to audition on-campus in Savannah for summer theater positions with Show Palace Dinner Theatre (Hudson, FL), Forestburgh Playhouse (Forestburgh, NY) and Williamstown Theatre Festival (Williamstown, MA). Studen
• Marshals arrest escapee after more than three months at large
• Spike Lee to visit SSU
• SUV crashes into St. Paul's Lutheran Church
• Rincon man faces 50 charges in auto, commercial burglaries
• PHOTOS: Savannah-Chatham's 'Most Wanted' suspects
• Last Saturday was SCAD Day in Hong Kong!
• Spotted®: Women in Construction party at Lulu's Chocolate Bar
• Couple charged in $20K cemetery thefts
• Today's radar hot spots
• Women in critical condition following Saturday wrecks
• SGA Presents An Evening With Spike Lee
• School district woes
• Senators pitch debt reduction to business elite
• Warner: Sheen fired from 'Two and a Half Men'
• Gov. Deal to scale back pre-k cuts
• LIVE CAMERAS: Tybee Island, Paula Deen's restaurant: The Lady & Sons
• Top Georgia court upholds voter ID law
• This past Friday we visited the reception for the 4th Annual Graphic Design Faculty Show! The exhibition is on view at the Mr. Beast Gallery in Savannah, owned by SCAD motion media design professor Duff Yong.
• Spotted®: Tybee Island Mardi Gras parade
• SCAD Hong Kong student photography was featured this past weekend in the Wall Street Journal! The exhibition "Tilting the Lens" documents the architecture, street life and heritage of the Sham Shui Po district where SCAD Hong Kong is located.
• HOPE scholarship bill up before Ga. Senate
• Proposal would change Ga. jury selection process
• Today's radar hot spots
• Sunday's lottery numbers
• Former pizza chain CEO mulling presidential run
• Ga. lawmakers consider boost in cigarette tax
• Arguments loom in tri-state water rights lawsuit
• Michael Moore rallies Wis. pro-union protesters
• Mom sheltering child dies as tornado hits La. town
• Man, 19, dies in Savannah shooting
• Tift County beats SHS, 70-56
• Savannah High, Tift tied after three quarters
• Savannah High ahead at halftime
• Police seek Green Camaro in connection with alleged shooting at Nevada Street and Utah Street
• Update: Elderly woman hospitalized following accident at Ga. 25 and Chief O.F. Love Road
• Wreck at Chief O.F. Love Road and Ga. 25
• Five people hospitalized following wreck at Ogeechee and Quacco Roads
• Child shot during home invasion
• 21 airlines fined for fixing passenger, cargo fees
• Gingrich: I expect to be 'in the race'
• Obama calls for common ground on budget
• Friday's lottery numbers
• West Bay Street re-opened
• Helicopter canceled, I-95 accident patients taken to Memorial by ambulance
• Vehicle on fire, Bay Street blocked
• LifeFlight helicopter landing on I-95 following crash
• GSU falls in SoCon Tournament
• Georgia deputy sheriff killed in head-on car crash
• Calvary Day Girls Advance to Final Four
• SEARCH: Chatham County property transfers
• Wanted Savannah man charged with bank robbery in N.Y.
• Trend reversal: Big drop in kids' ear infections
• An Evening with Spike Lee
• Name of fatal I-516 accident victim released
• Interested in SCAD? Want to learn more? Sign up for our Virtual Info Session taking place on March 9th from 2-4 p.m. EST/7-9 p.m. GMT and 7-9 p.m. EST. Students will learn more about SCAD’s academic programs, scholarship opportunities, portfolios g
• Savannah group seeking Capture the Flag world record on Saturday
• Check out the video interviews with our 2011 DeFINE Art Festival guests including Marina Abramovic, DJ Spooky, and Michael Porten on the SCAD YouTube Channel.
• Ga. House passes resolution to back cruise-ship site for Savannah
• AWWIN, Inc. accepting nominations for outstanding working women
• Ga. Senate panel OK's HOPE overhaul
• In case you missed it, here's the news story announcing our GOAL winner.
• NASA: Rocket probably in ocean after failed launch
• MARTA to reconsider Atlanta Braves shuttle
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Wreck closes Ga. 21 at McCall Road in Effingham County
• Costumed Ga. men accused of scaring soccer players
• Police nab alleged Newport thief
• SEARCH: Effingham, Bryan property transfers
• Richmond Hill clothing store shut down for selling counterfeit items
• Celebrating excellence today as we extend congratulations to Jonathan Baker, Automotive Technology student, announced today as the 2011 GOAL winner and to Cinda Young, Department Head and Instructor, Early Childhood Care and Education, the 2011 Rick Perk
• SEARCH: Chatham County child support dockets
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• Bodies of 2 kids found in luggage in Fla. canal
• SCAD Challenge: Toy Design and Writing competitions ended in Savannah this past weekend, where finalists and scholarship winners met for the awards ceremony.
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Colo. boy, 12, in custody after parents found dead
• Spotted® Marlow Elementary School
• US study says sex down among young adults, teens
• St. Patrick's Day road closures announced
• Athens, Ga. student charged with having gun
• Ga. unemployment rate stands at 10.4 percent
• United Way of the Coastal Empire News - March 3, 2011
• Georgia Historical Society News - March 2, 2011
• Swimming pool death investigated as accident
• Calvary falls to Turner Co.
• Savannah High advances with win over Stephenson
• We are very excited to be receiving the SCAD Challenge Room and Fashion pieces. Congratulations to the finalists!
• Two women, child struck by SUV escape serious injury, charged for illegal crossing
• Tow truck driver arrested for stealing tractor
• Georgia Democrats counter Deal's HOPE plan
• Law enforcement seeks information on Long County arsonist
• Health department issues advisory for Tybee Polk Street beach
• Alderman Jeff Felser announces run for Savannah mayor
• Students rally at Capitol to protest HOPE cuts
• Internationally renowned performance artist Marina Abramović spoke at SCAD in Atlanta and Savannah last week as the keynote speaker for the deFINE ART Festival. An exhibition of her work is currently on display at the Pinnacle Gallery in Savannah.
• 1st Amendment protects military funeral protesters
• 2 dead, 2 injured in attack on bus carrying US military
• VIDEO: 'Talking Real' with Executive Editor Susan Catron
• Southeast LNG says city of Savannah can pick routes, will ‘never’ exceed 58 trucks
• Chatham delegation votes to return to two-term board of education chairs
• Ga. Power seeking fuel charge reduction
• Gunmen kill Christian Pakistan government minister
• Forecasters warn frost could hit some counties
• Tuesday's lottery numbers
• Turner County eliminates Bryan County
• Beach girls fall in second round
• Calvary girls advance
• COST Career Advisement Day
• City Businesses to Meet on St. Pat’s Festival Outlines
• Brown Wins Award for Self-Defense Techniques
• Sports with Walter Moore
• SCAD Surprises Students at Butler Elementary School
• Communications Explorers Complete Electronic Portfolios at Savannah State University
• TTA Holds Induction Ceremony
• CDEP nets $2M during annual Energy Career Day
• Dems Expand Hope Listening Tour to Savannah
• Greenbriar Celebrates Donors and Volunteers at Annual Meeting and Awards Luncheon
• Founder’s Day 2011:
• The Legacy of W.W. Law Remembered Through Documentary
• Gilliard to Speak at Armstrong
• Youth Advocate Programs Serves Chatham County Teens
• Fathers and Daughters Bond During Dance
• Native Savannahian Tells the Story
• Tompkins Class of ‘64 Big Apple Tour
• EOA Headstart
• Leukemia, Lymphoma, and Multiple Myeloma Support
• Calling All Golfers
• After School Program
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Prepared Childbirth
• Commander’s Ball
• Savannah- Immortal City
• “ The Weeping Time”
• Building and Implementing Strategy
• Research on Carnegie Library
• Steam Coffin
• YFACE
• Sol C. Johnson Class of 1971
• A.E. Beach Class of 1952
• Pentecostal Miracle Deliverance to hold Leadership Conference
• Mt. Hermon to Celebrate Youth Choir Anniversary
• St. John to Celebrate Pastor’s 5th Anniversary
• Bethany Baptist Church Sponsors a Atlanta Shopping Spree
• Wilmington to Celebrate Pastor’s Third Anniversary
• Mt Carmel to Celebrate 8th Church Anniversary
• Alzheimer’s Support Group
• Nonprofit Program Management
• Health Restoration
• Mt. Hermon Baptist Church Celebrates Pastors 5th Anniversary
• The Deacon and Deaconess Celebration First African Missionary Baptist
• World Prayer Day 2011
• St. James to Celebrate Pastor’s First Anniversary
• Fairlawn Baptist to hold Winter Concert
• God Is
• TLOD Co - Sponsor Senior Citizen Health Seminar
• International Paper to Host Foundation Workshop
• 'I Am Your Sister' Photo Essay Exhibit to Open
• Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. to Celebrate Founder’s Day
• Chairman Signs Jail Expansion Construction Contract
• Baker Among Girl Scouts 2011 Women of Distinction
• Savannah Association for the Blind, Inc. Names Board Room for Dr. J. Alphonso Dandy
• James to Keynote Savannah’s Jack and Jill 50th Anniversary Celebration
• Southern Regional Press Institute Marks 60 Years of Media Insight
• The Savannah Tribune Salutes Women’s History Month
• Small-Toney Set to Make History as City Manager
• Worker at Savannah meat-producing company seriously injured
• Georgia car seat rules could get tougher
• Malone's workers found not guilty of letting minors into bar
• HOPE scholarship bill on Ga. House calendar
• Police see counterfeit cash increase in Savannah
• Fla. wildfire shuts stretch of coastal I-95
• Director of river group plans to live on raft in Savannah River
• Today's radar hot spots
• Monday's lottery numbers
• City Market Saint Patrick's Day Celebration
• Storms beat up north Georgia
• Man crushed to death by car identified
• Crash with injuries at U.S. 80 and Johnny Mercer Boulevard
• Savannah man crushed to death by car
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• Ga. House passes change to sex offender law
• Our Cisco students will be installing a LAN at The First Tee to support the Learning Center at Mary Calder.
• Former Hunter Army Airfield soldier gets life plus 20 years in 2009 slaying
• Tornadoes possible as storms move into Georgia
• Georgia House committee passes immigration bill
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• 2008 Murder-armed robbery convictions reversed
• Storms expected to hit Ga. today
• Our marketing efforts have one national recognition for the 8th year in a row. Check out our four winners in the 2011 Higher Education Marketing Awards competition!
• List of 83rd annual Oscar winners
• Today's radar hot spots
• Sunday's winning lottery numbers
• Fire hydrant crash floods Barnard and Anderson streets
• Chipper's back on the field for Braves
• St. Patrick's Day Parade Committee picks 2011 Grand Marshal
• Gingrich closer to presidential run
• Atlanta building brought down by implosion
• US citizen recalls 'humiliating' post-9/11 arrest
• Georgia College launches 3-year science degree
• Saturday's lottery numbers
• Bethesda falls in GISA Class AAA title game
• Calvary wins scuffle-marred playoff game
• Tattnall County boys basketball team advances in state tournament
• Bible Baptist girls win title
• Memorial wins GISA Class A title
• Thank you to everyone who attended Junior Day at SCAD in Atlanta and Savannah! We had a great time and hope you did too. Feel free to tag yourself in our photos and post some of your own!
• Junior Day in Savannah!
• Junior Day in Atlanta!
• The SCAD Drumline bucket performance at Junior Day Savannah
• The SCAD Drumline performing in Madison Square during lunch at Junior Day Savannah
• Woman awarded $1.14M after Atlanta sidewalk fall
• Attack shuts Iraq's largest oil refinery, kills 1
• Congrats to SCAD student Katie for winning Vanna For A Day!
• It's Junior Day in Savannah and Atlanta!
• Group of volunteers leading Wis. protest efforts
• Deal names 53 to education advisory panel
• Friday's lottery numbers
• Bethesda heads to GISA title game
• Calvary girls rout Miller Co.
• Have TV viewers seen last of Charlie Sheen?
• SEC champion to be crowned in Atlanta through 2017
• Savannah Wine and Food Experience 2011 event postponed
• The SCAD Buzz Bus also visited Butler Elementary in Savannah today! The bus brought a donation of art supplies and student volunteers read a book to each class in honor of Read Across America Day (March 2).
• Memorial advances to title game
• SEARCH: Chatham County property transfers
• Spotted®: Southern Regional Press Institute at Savannah State University
• Today, SCAD-Atlanta’s Buzz Bus, filled with students and staff volunteers, visited Coretta Scott King Young Women's Leadership Academy where Fashion Design alum Andrea Lake led a quilt-making workshop to celebrate Black History Month. Using SC
• One fatality in north Bryan accident
• SEARCH: 2010 Georgia college and university employee salaries
• Schools boost efforts to ID fake student addresses
• We are excited to welcome the winners of the SCAD Challenge 2D, 3D, Toy and Writing competitions to Savannah and Atlanta this weekend! Congratulations!
• Ga. climatologist warns of possible late freeze
• Get your music on with our new Music Appreciation course coming for Spring!!
• Thursday's lottery numbers
• Savannah-Tybee shuttle to begin next month
• Spotted®: Young Professionals of Savannah After Hours party at The Mirage
• VIDEO: Man walks out of Belk's with case full of watches, police say
• Family offers $2,500 reward for missing Springfield man
• UPDATE: 3 inmates escape from Effingham jail
• Savannah Morning News presents the 'Savannah Man Show'
• BREAKING NEWS: Rochelle Small-Toney nominated as Savannah City Manager
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Interested in learning more about SCAD online education and seeing an online classroom demonstration? Register to join our eLearning chat tomorrow from 12 - 3 EST!
• Rick Lott named Effingham Chamber director
• Effingham man sentenced to 60 years in child-abuse case
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Accident blocks Little Neck, Dean Forest roads
• Retired Ga. minister faces child porn charges
• Today's radar hot spots
• Gov't and big tobacco in dispute over proposed ads
• Brunswick searches for largest trees in city
• Savannah Saint Patrick's Day Parade
• 60th Annual SRPI Feb. 24-25
• "The Spirituality of Place" is on exhibit at the Gutstein Gallery in Savannah during the deFINE ART Festival. The exhibition brings together works in a variety of media by internationally acclaimed artists that each explore different perspectiv
• Students voice concerns about HOPE cuts
• Man arrested for indecency at Effingham school bus stops
• Interested in taking classes in Hong Kong this summer? SCAD Hong Kong is now offering an array of courses during the summer quarter. Interested students should contact success advisers for more information on planning a summer abroad.
• Deal: No 'war of words' with South Carolina on Savannah harbor deepening
• Our culinary students know their stuff!! American Culinary Federation Knowledge Bowl champs for the Southeast Region.
• Immigration bill worries agribusiness
• This Week at SSU (Feb. 20-26, 2011)
• Heinz to use Coca-Cola's plant bottle technology for ketchup
• Ford to recall F-150 pickups over air bags
• Georgia expected to continue its economic recovery
• Hogan out as Port Wentworth councilman, civil suit said moot
• Police seek public's help in yard thefts
• DeKalb County, Ga. cuts budget
• Tuesday's lottery numbers
• Longtime Springfield councilman resigns post
• If you are a prospective Graduate or Transfer student, try to make it to one of our Graduate & Transfer Preview Days! This open-house event is a great way to experience SCAD and have your questions answered. Offered at Graduate & Transfer Previ
• Inmate beaten to death in central Georgia prison
• USG Statement on HOPE Scholarship
• Georgia doctor denies selling Ky. execution drug
• String of Sunday morning blazes believed to be arsons
• Activists say proposals encourage racial profiling
• Sports with Walter Moore
• SSU Football Recruiting Class Ranked In Top Ten
• Jack and Jill Announces Rebuild Project
• Travel with the SCLC to Commemorate Anniversary of “Bloody Sunday”
• Silver Cheetahs Medal at 2011 Jimmy Carnes Indoor Meet
• Civil Rights Heroes Share Their Story With the Savannah Community
• Department Of Defense Awards Grants to Minority Institutions
• Johnson High Graduate Chosen to Attend Morehouse College Spring Tour 2011
• Paperboy Sports Selects Students for College Express Trip
• Lockett Appointed to Orange County Advisory Committee
• Local Boy Scout Makes Food Donation to Salvation Army
• Wilmington to Celebrate Pastor’s Third Anniversary
• EOA Headstart
• Mt. Hermon to Celebrate Youth Choir Anniversary
• After School Program
• St. John to Celebrate Pastor’s 5th Anniversary
• A-Town Get Down
• Internation Free & Accepted Modern Masons and O.E.S. Ruth Chapter #3 Order of Eastern Stars
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• Savannah- Immortal City
• Research on Carnegie Library
• Steam Coffin
• Alzheimer’s Support Group
• Nonprofit Program Management
• Building and Implementing Strategy
• Commander’s Ball
• Cuyler Jr. High School
• Every Step Counts Survivors Walk
• Gospel Fest at St. Benedict the Moor
• Tompkins Class of ‘64 Big Apple Tour
• Mt. Calvary hosts Annual Men’s Day Program
• Mt. Hermon Baptist Church Celebrates Pastors 5th Anniversary
• Berean Association to hold Congress of Christian Education
• Greater Pentecostal to “Highway Heaven”
• Black History Mass Choir
• “From Travail to Triumph”
• My Testimony
• Armstrong, Savannah State to Host “Models of Publicly Funded Healthcare” Lecture Series
• The Silver Screen Society to Award $2,500 Annually to SCAD Student Filmmaker
• Health Restoration The Worst Foods For Our Heart
• CAT to hold Comprehensive Operational Analysis Meeting
• United Way Hands On Savannah Seeks Nominations for Volunteer Awards
• Savannah Book Festival Wraps 4th Year
• Calling All Men on Deck
• Black History Month Administration Profiles: Celebrating Black History by Winning the Future
• Abeni's African Dance Spectacle Returns to Black Box at S.P.A.C.E.
• Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Observance Day Association Memorial Scholarship
• Savannah State to Host 60th Southern Regional Press Institute
• The Savannah Tribune Salutes Black History Month
• Big airlines try to raise fares again
• Deal, Ga. legislators spell out HOPE scholarship overhaul
• Credit card regulation offers hits and misses
• Ultimate Yard Sale to be held March 5
• Accident with injuries on Truman Parkway
• Jekyll official says board opposes gambling plan
• Deal, Ga. legislators to spell out HOPE overhaul
• Today's radar hot spots
• Monday's winning lottery numbers
• Braves GM Wren receives extension through 2013
• 2nd Annual HBCU Mental Awareness
• UGA QB Murray injured in pickup soccer game
• Educators seek out more minorities to study abroad
• 7 guards at Ga. state prison charged
• Elderly woman from fatal blaze upgraded to serious condition, hospital officials say
• Savannah firefighter injured in Largo Drive blaze
• Attention all Graduate & Transfer students! Tomorrow is our Graduate and Transfer Preview Day in Atlanta. There will be tours, meetings with faculty/ staff, information about admission/ financial aid/ scholarships, individual appointments with admiss
• SEARCH: FDIC failed banks
• New videos uploaded to YouTube today. Here's one...
• NASA: Weather looking good for Thursday launch try
• Atlanta schools to hold emergency meeting
• Today's radar hot spots
• Sunday's winning lottery numbers
• Effingham County deputies search for missing Springfield man
• UPDATE:Effingham County woman shot
• 4 teens shot at sweet 16 party in Snellville, Ga.
• Vietnam police blame human error in boat sinking
• Train derails in West Savannah
• Ga. lawmakers weigh funding for water projects
• Authorities using controlled burns in Georgia
• Effingham's MacKlunis falls AAAA state class
• Bryan girls, Calvary boys win 3-A titles
• Garden City woman reported missing to police
• 5 people take $50K top prize in Fantasy 5 drawing
• States ignored warnings on unemployment insurance
• Obama promotes jobs by way of education
• Georgia Historical Society News - Feb 17, 2011
• Bryan County, Calvary girls in 3-A finals
• Savannah High boys advance
• FDIC shutters Citizens Bank of Effingham
• Beach, Bradwell advance
• Bluffton, S.C. tow truck operator indicted in Christmas Eve shooting
• Tonight is the Fibers Open Studio at Pepe Hall in Savannah! Our fibers program includes screenprinting, dyeing, weaving, sewing, felting, papermaking, knitting, and digital textile design. Students explore interdisciplinary, experimental and sustainable
• Ga. families brace for cuts to HOPE program
• It's a beautiful day for a baseball game! Today we checked out the SCAD Bees vs Florida Memorial University. See our athletics schedule at www.scadathletics.com
• FedEx to build new distribution center in Georgia
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Senator recognizing Shirley Sherrod for courage
• SEARCH: Effingham, Bryan property transfers
• Georgia hires Kirk Olivadotti from Redskins
• Spotted®: 200 Club presents Valor Awards
• Doctors remove knife from man's head after 4 years
• STC is proud to be competing in the first annual Georgia State Building Energy Competition.
• Kennesaw State to host military conference
• Fires along I-20 near Atlanta investigated
• Thursday's lottery numbers
• 2011 Regional SECME is Mar. 10
• Pooler, Savannah meth labs busted
• 2011 Regional SECME is Mar. 10
• Spotted®: Savannah Chassis Expo 2011
• Savannah Stopover Music Festival schedule announced
• Video: Old Hodge Elementary School Demolition Ceremony
• Gov. Deal agrees on plan to rescue HOPE scholarship
• The SCAD exhibitions department presents "Pulse Spiral," an installation by artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer. "Pulse Spiral" features an immense hanging sculpture composed of hundreds of light bulbs that illuminate the gallery by respondin
• Former Savannah resident guilty of tax preparation scheme
• Palin says she's still thinking about 2012 presidential run
• Attention all high school Juniors! There’s only one week left to register for SCAD’s Junior Day taking place in Savannah and Atlanta on Saturday, February 26th. Sign up today on our website!
• Local Music Now: The Eric Culberson Band releases new album, "In The Outside"
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Georgia GOP senators kill Sunday alcohol sales bill
• Ga. students building oil cleanup machine
• Today's radar hot spots
• Disney film scene shot in Clayton County, Ga.
• Our Culinary Arts Hot Food Team travels to Atlanta in the morning for the southeast regional ACF competition. Here's a peek at one of the menus they'll be preparing. Cheer them on!
• Tour boat sinks in Vietnam; 12 dead from 9 nations
• State's black caucus to honor Rev. Joseph Lowery
• Wednesday's winning lottery numbers
• "Pulse Spiral," an installation by artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, is on exhibit at the Pei Ling Chan Gallery in Savannah during the 2011 deFINE ART Festival. The installation is composed of hundreds of light bulbs that illuminate the gallery by r
• Update: U.S. 80 westbound reopened after three-car collision
• Elephant blamed for workers' TB at Tenn. refuge
• Senate could cork Sunday sales after fast start
• Congratulations to the 2010 SCAD Challenge 2D and 3D winners! Closing exhibition for both competitions is set for next Saturday, February 26th from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at SCAD Atlanta. Want more information on the international SCAD Challenge competit
• Man, 84, found alive in Ariz. desert after 5 days
• We've added another event for Black History Month. Storyteller J'miah Nwabi, February 22 1 PM in the Eckburg Auditorium.
• Spotted®: AASU Homecoming Kickoff
• If you are a Graduate or Transfer student interested in attending SCAD Atlanta, we would love to have you on February 22nd for our Graduate & Transfer Preview Day! Tours kick off at 5:30pm. Only a few more days to sign up!
• Ga. Aquarium to open dolphin exhibit in April
• Are you interested in meeting other students starting at SCAD this fall? Join our Class of 2015 group and find a roommate or other students in your major!
• VIDEO: 'Talking Real' with 85-year-old Rosa Truedell
• School bus crashes in Brunswick
• Borders files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• Body found near gas station in Cobb County, Ga.
• Tuesday's lottery numbers
• Shooting suspect arrested at eastside home
• Nearly mailed puppy to go up for adoption Friday
• SEARCH: Chatham County property transfers
• SCAD alumni were honored for their work in visual effects at the VES Awards
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Black History Month Presentation That All Will Enjoy
• Soignée Civic and Social Club News Update
• Fannin is the Superintendent’s Student of the Month
• Johnson High School Students Celebrate the Chinese New Year
• NCNW Harambee Breakfast Set for February 26th
• H.V. Jenkins Students Serve Teachers Lunch
• Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.'s to hold 103rd Founders' Day Observance Luncheon
• President Holds Meeting with the National Policy Alliance
• Living Hope Welcomes Mrs. Juanita Adams and One Spirit Dance Ministry for Heritage Sunday
• Georgia Coastal Southern Christian Leadership Conference Update
• Black History Month Spotlight on Ms. Thommi Odum
• Minister Calls For Dialogue on Race
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Research on Carnegie Library
• Councilmembers Suffering From Severe Shock
• Tompkins Class of ‘64 Big Apple Tour
• EOA Headstart
• Free Community Child Car Seat Check
• Rise and Shine
• Steam Coffin
• . A-Town Get Down
• After School Program
• Savannah- Immortal City
• Basic Breastfeeding Class
• Building and Implemening Strategy
• Financial Aid Workshop
• Every Step Counts Survivors Walk
• Pancreatic Cancer Action Network Meeting
• Nonprofit Program Management
• Alfred E. Beach High School Class of 1971
• Living Hope Community Fellowship Hosts Heritage Fashion Show
• AME Founder’s Day 2011
• February is Strengthening Our Family Month at St. Paul CME Church
• Black History Mass Choir
• Genesis Celebrates 21st Choir Anniversary
• Union Skidaway Baptist Church to Celebrate Pastor's 12th Anniversary
• Followers of Christ Celebrate 55th Anniversary
• St. Paul Ushers to Celebrate 99th Anniversary
• Deacon and Deaconess Appreciation at Jerusalem
• “From Travail to Triumph”
• Fairlawn to Celebrate Black History Month
• Construction Apprentice Program Recruits for Carpentry, Masonry Training
• Whipple Named Medical Director of Memorial Health Bariatrics
• Health Restoration Child’s Diet Affects Intelligence
• Regents Approve Forensic Science, Teacher Education Degree Programs at Savannah State University
• Union Mission Names Frances Carter New President and CEO
• Southern Region A. Philip Randolph Institute Conference Held in Savannah
• What Is the Tricentennial Plan?
• Esperanza Spalding Wins Grammy for Best New Artist
• The State of African American Youth: A Town Hall Meeting
• Savannnah Black Heritage’s Festival Day a “Grand” Success
• The Savannah Tribune Salutes Black History Month
• Mrs. Amelia Platts Boynton Returns Home to Savannah
• UPDATE: Driver identified in fatal Fort Argyle wreck
• We're proud of EAGLE student Danielle Speer.
• Rally held for Georgia anti-abortion bill
• Garden City police car collides with box truck
• Spotted®: Father-daughter dinner at the Savannah Civic Center
• Police seek help locating missing 14-year-old
• Savannah city manager finalist Alfred Lott drops out
• Home Depot to add more than 60,000 seasonal jobs
• Tuesday morning traffic update
• Today's radar hot spots
• Monday's winning lottery numbers
• Fort Stewart soldier that escaped custody considered armed and dangerous
• Fort Stewart soldier that drowned in installation pond Saturday identified
• Robber borrows pencil, paper for demand note
• This Week at SSU (Feb. 13-19, 2011)
• Reports: Rep. Giffords can converse, mouth simple songs
• SEARCH: FDIC Failed Banks
• Savannah Tech hosted 50 business and community leaders on Friday to discuss the Georgia Work Ready initiative. Here, Melvin Everson and Fred McConnell from the Governor's Office of Workforce Readiness address the group.
• Ousted Agriculture Department employee Shirley Sherrod sues blogger
• Jazz pianist George Shearing dies at 91
• No money for Savannah harbor deepening in Obama budget
• Flood warning issued for Ogeechee River near Eden
• Trolleys damaged in early morning fire
• Interested in learning about green building to make your home more efficient? Stop by the Industrial Technology Center room 109 @ 10 this morning and check it out!
• VIDEO: 35 People One Question: What is love?
• Lose Yourself: Eminem only wins 2 of 10 Grammys
• Today's radar hot spots
• Sunday's winning lottery numbers
• Update: Dog's 'aggessive behavior' prompts gunshots in south Bryan County
• 2 Fla. students killed exploring Ga. cave
• Earnhardt Jr. wins Daytona 500 pole
• Virginia Tech blows out Georgia Tech 102-77
• Pembroke council to meet
• Richmond Hill council meets Tuesday
• Small plane loses power, lands on Ga. highway
• Body of Fort Stewart soldier recovered from installation pond
• NASA craft set for Valentine rendezvous with comet
• Egypt's military rulers dissolve parliament
• Flood warning for the Ogeechee
• Child in critical condition after I-75 crash
• 4 die, 1 lives after boat capsizes in Gulf near La
• Police: Man kills 4 in stabbing rampage across NYC
• Obama to seek changes in Pell Grants
• Skidaway Institute recruiting citizen scientists
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• Metro officer's gun fires during struggle with home invasion suspect
• Spotted® Grand Festival Day
• Taxi plows into crowd in San Diego
• Job cuts likely at Grady due to decreased funding
• Uncertain future for US policy as Egypt shifts
• Ga. probing deaths of 4 children within 3 weeks
• Egyptians in US cheer on democracy and Arab unity
• Man charged in Wednesday shooting
• Dog's aggressive behavior prompts gunshots in south Bryan County
• Man charged in unrelated hammer attack, store robbery reports
• SEARCH: Effingham, Bryan property transfers
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• SCAD students, professors, staff and other art lovers quickly responded to the "Scotch Tape Off the Roll" contest, securing an early $10,000 donation for the SCAD sculpture department. The Savannah College of Art and Design and 3M collaborated
• Video & Spotted®: 2011 Georgia Day Parade
• PHOTOS: Savannah-Chatham's 'Most Wanted' suspects
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Nokia, Microsoft in pact to rival Apple, Google
• Students - we're looking at ways to ease the parking crunch on the Savannah Campus. Would you be interested in carpooling? All ideas welcome.
• Egypt army backs Mubarak; protesters enraged
• Man falls to his death in downtown Savannah
• Thursday's lottery numbers
• Tybee council approves acting police chief for permanent position
• SSU a designated site for 2011 NIDA summer research program
• Update: West Savannah victim says ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend shot him
• US ambassador to UN hosts town hall at Twitter HQ
• It only took half of the allotted time for our sculpture department to win a $10,000 scholarship courtesy of 3M!
• Mayor Johnson's compromise fails on city manager search
• SEARCH: Chatham County child support dockets
• Keenan Green hearing rescheduled
• Police seek man accused of beating girlfriend with a hammer until she played dead
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• DID YOU KNOW: Jan. 10th - Feb. 25th, Pulse Spiral by artist, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, is currently on display at the Pei Ling Chan Gallery...this hanging sculpture with over a hundred light bulbs reacts to visitors' heartbeats. It is a visual and spi
• Mayor: Stop Savannah city manager search until 2012
• Acting Tybee police chief being recommended for permanent position
• RAW VIDEO: Watch the full length Savannah town hall meeting
• If you are a high school junior interested in SCAD, please visit us in Atlanta or Savannah on February 26th for SCAD Junior Day! You can sign up online today!
• Police investigate Wednesday night shooting
• Military says Mubarak will meet protesters demands
• Watch the city council meeting streaming live at 2 p.m.
• Graduation Test meeting moved to next week
• Fewest requests for unemployment aid since 2008
• VIDEO: Savannah's first town hall meeting of 2011
• Light snow falls across north Georgia
• Wednesday's lottery numbers
• Vets push VA to do more for caregivers in new plan
• Regents approve Forensic Science, Teacher Education degree programs
• Bloomingdale puts city administrator on probation
• House tables English-only driver tests
• Savannah-Chatham police: Burglaries from yards, buildings on rise
• Savannah doctor convicted of sexual battery of patient
• City to Attorney General: No secret meeting held
• Congratulations to our sound design students and alumni on their nomination!
• Guyton man wins $2.5M in scratch-off game
• Watch Savannah's first town hall meeting of 2011 live on savannahnow.com
• Are you a graduate or transfer student considering attending SCAD? If so, please visit us for our Graduate & Transfer Preview Day taking place in Atlanta on February 22nd. Students will learn more about SCAD, take tours, meet faculty members, partici
• Fort Stewart conducting emergency drill
• Indigo Girls to perform in honor of Ga. hiker
• Ga. House panel OKs Sunday alcohol sales
• 2 Macon, Ga. toddlers accidentally shot
• Spring 2011 Peace Officer Academy class forming. Applications due March 1; classes start April 11.
• VIDEO: 'Talking Real' with health restoration consultant Carolyn Guilford
• Spotted®: Appreciation Reception for city board appointees
• Morning fire damages Gadsen Elem. classroom
• Body found on I-285 south of Atlanta
• Storm could bring snow to North Georgia
• United Way of the Coastal Empire News - February 8, 2011
• Tuesday's winning lottery numbers
• Effingham woman reunited with family
• Woman found wandering along Effingham road
• This is the Mark Jenkins sculpture for Scotch Off The Roll at the Gryphon Tea Room in Savannah. See it in person and check-in on Foursquare to help us win scholarships!
• 'I'm robbing you, sir': 'Polite' robber arrested
• Make sure to stop by and check-in at the Scotch Off The Roll Sculptures at SCAD Savannah and SCAD Atlanta before February 14th! Your check-in could help the SCAD sculpture department win $10,000 in scholarships.
• Sports with Walter Moore
• A-Town Get Down
• BRAVO Summer Music Camp 2011
• The International Vintage Guitar Collectors Association is coming to Savannah!
• AWOL Presents Situations: The Trials and Tribulations of Youth Shakespeare's Sonnets
• Chamber Holds Savannah Chatham Day Held in Atlanta
• Art for a Cause, and Chocolate Too!
• Mayor Joins French and German Consuls in Naming Honorary Consul
• African American History Month at Fort Pulaski
• Road Scholar Takes Maiden Journey Through the Life and Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Thirteen Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools Receive Title 1 "Distinguished Schools" Award
• $2.1 Million Georgia Lead Hazard Control Program Grant will Focus on Savannah
• Johnson High Reading Team Takes Top Honors at District Reading Bowl
• Talent and Scholarship Competition
• Woodville-Tompkins Alumni Association, Inc.
• Tompkins Class of ‘64 Big Apple Tour
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• Research on Carnegie Library
• A.E. Beach 1963
• Living Hope Community Fellowship Hosts Heritage Fashion Show
• February is Strengthening Our Family Month at St. Paul CME Church
• Connor's Temple Baptist Church to host Annual Savannah State Day
• Followers of Christ Celebrate 55th Anniversary
• New Salem Community Fellowship Church, Inc.Holds Consecration Services, Receives Service Outstanding Award
• Genesis Celebrates 21st Choir Anniversary
• 12th Annual Appreciation for Pastor Dennis and Min. Beverly Aikens
• Valentine Program at Living Faith
• “From Travail to Triumph”
• Black History Mass Choir
• How To Have a Powerful Relationship With God
• Attorney Walthour to speak at NCNW Harambee Breakfast
• Health Restoration Fruit Of The Pomegranate Tree
• The State of African American Youth: A Town Hall Meeting
• History Comes Alive at the Georgia Day Parade
• SDRA's Lise Sundrla Ends Tenure as Executive Director
• Obama Administration Celebrates Black History by Winning the Future
• SBHF Grand Festival Day: Enrichment and Entertainment for the Whole Family
• Savannah Book Festival Scheduled for February 18-20
• The Savannah Tribune Salutes Black History Month
• Donell Jones to Headline Grand Festival Day concert Feb. 12
• RB Ealey still on UGA team
• St. Joseph's/Candler settles with state for $2.7 million
• Update: Savannah-Chatham police locate missing Alzheimer's patient
• Police make arrest in Savannah Super Bowl Sunday stabbing
• Public service commissioner Echols hopes discussions spur ideas on alternative-fuel vehicles
• Public Service Commission could get a 15 percent budget cut
• Attention all high school seniors! Don't forget, the priority deadline to apply for Fall 2011 is only one week away, February 15th! It's not too late to submit your application online!
• Mayor to offer Savannah city manager proposal Thursday
• SCAD Community Education is offered year-round in Savannah, Atlanta, and online. Classes and workshops are open to youth through adults who want to experience SCAD's high standards in art and design education and outstanding facilities. Sign up for
• Mayor, council renew support for harbor deepening
• If you've always wanted to be a Police Officer, now is the time to get started. The next Peace Officer Academy class begins April 11. March 1 is the application deadline. Call 912.443.5191 for information.
• Carter named to head Union Mission, Inc.
• Flu hits SC, highest incidence on coast
• Govt to release findings of Toyota investigation
• Today's radar hot spots
• Sen. Sam Nunn and Vince Dooley to be Presented with State's Highest Honor February 12th at 2011 Georgia Trustees' Gala in Savannah
• Monday's winning lottery numbers
• Doctor allegedly found with pot fails to elude Chatham County jail website
• Pet cockatoo sounds fire alarm, helps wake family
• Woman who tried to mail puppy won't get it back
• Spotted®: SCAD Scholarship Gala
• Cheeseheads descend on Lambeau to welcome Packers
• Want to learn more about SCAD? Join us at 2 p.m. EST or 7 p.m. EST for a virtual information session. Find out more about our campuses, programs and the SCAD admission process.
• SEARCH: FDIC Failed Banks
• Motorcycle accident leaves 22-year-old dead in Pooler
• Spotted®: St. Vincent's Academy Glitz & Glamour Fashion Show
• Delta to offer int'l premium economy seats for fee
• Man critical following one-car accident
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• 2006 gang slaying conviction upheld
• Traffic Alert: Accidents slow morning traffic
• Spotted®: Hooters Super Bowl Party
• Today's radar hot spots
• Sunday's winning lottery numbers
• Packers win Super Bowl 31-25
• Parris Island Marine recruit dies of apparent meningitis
• Strip club arsonist now in snitch business
• Cobb County authorities suspect homicide in fire
• Senior advocates fret over cuts to meal delivery
• Hundreds protest Egypt leader in several US cities
• Palin blasts administration's handling of Egypt
• Historians identify unmarked graves at Ga. cemetery
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• One injured in two unrelated fires, Savannah Fire officials said
• Sharpe elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame
• VIDEO and Spotted®: Critz Tybee Race, SCAD student wins Half-Marathon
• Critz Tybee Run Facts
• State pumps $73 million into mental health system
• Savannah's Frank "Big Spoon" Kearse to play in NFL Players Association game today at 2 p.m.
• Friday's winning lottery numbers
• Snake missing for a month found on Boston subway
• SSU announces 2011 football schedule
• Pardons board stays Blankenship's execution
• UGA VIII passes away
• SEARCH: Effingham, Bryan property transfers
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• AASU announces interim athletic director
• SEARCH: Chatham County property transfers
• UPDATE: Deliberations still under way in murder trial
• Spotted® AWWIN, Inc. hosts Circle of Hands Breakfast & Conference
• UPDATE: All clear given at South Effingham High after bomb threat
• In case you missed it yesterday....
• Today is the final day to enter the SCAD Challenge Fashion and Room competitions! We can't wait to see your work!
• Ga. redeposits 32,000-plus tax refunds after error
• Ga. school districts revamp bullying policies
• Georgia Historical Society News - Feb 2, 2011
• Thursday's winning lottery numbers
• Some Girl Scouts to sit out cookie sale in protest
• SSU at Southeastern Louisiana, Sept. 10 (football)
• Spotted®: The Traveling Black History Museum
• Local Music Now: Jefferson Ross
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Port Wentworth post office to close
• UPDATE: Testimony concludes in Yusef Jackson murder trial
• Two men convicted in May 2008 armed robbery, burglary
• Convicted felon arrested after early morning high-speed chase into Savannah
• School bus accident sends one to hospital
• Thomas: Mayor 'destroying his legacy'
• Traffic Alert: Wreck closes Highway 80 in Effingham County
• NASA spots 54 potentially life-friendly planets
• Ga. lawmaker to discuss illegal immigration bill
• Wednesday's lottery numbers
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Savannah State University to hold Community Appreciation Night
• Beach Alumni and Partners Launch Love Connection Community Campaign
• SSU Players by the Sea Presents ‘African Medea’
• American Traditions Singers Competition Wraps 18th Year
• Black Heritage Festival Precursor Event a Success
• 10th Annual S.P.A.C.E. Exhibition Features Work from 19 Area Schools
• AME Church 6th District Returns to Savannah to Celebrate Founders Day 2011
• The South Atlantic Medical Association
• Daughter Frankie D. Totten Named Illustrious Commandress
• South Atlantic Medical Association (SAMA) Over 100 Years Old
• Mayor Otis Johnson to Deliver State of the City Feb. 9
• Super Museum Sunday to be Held as Part of The Georgia History Festival
• Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Observance Day Association, Inc. 32nd Annual Celebration 2011 Calendar of Events
• Savannah State University Chosen to Participate in National HBCU Globalization Project
• Armstrong Atlantic State University Holds Annual Unity March
• CLASSIFIEDS ADS
• St. John Presents Ladies Night 2011
• Health Restoration
• Union Skidaway Baptist Church to Celebrate Pastor's 12th Anniversary
• Valentine Program at Living Faith
• “From Travail to Triumph”
• Mt. Carmel to hold Pastor Appreciation
• 21st Church Anniversary Celebration at Newborn
• New Ogeechee to Hold Annual Consecration Service
• Fairlawn to Hold Winter Concert
• Law & Government Explorers Tour Chatham County Courthouse
• Black History Spotlight on Educating Our Families for Success in Today’s World
• Carver Receives MBDP Certification
• Brian Murphy Appointed to SEDA Board of Directors
• City Manager Search Down to Two
• Cross to Keynote Martin Luther King Jr. Unity Luncheon
• Playwright, Novelist to Give Black Heritage Festival Lecture
• The Savannah Tribune Remembers Rev. Bennie Mitchell, Jr.
• Vince Dooley and Sen. Sam Nunn Named 2011 Georgia Trustees
• GSU recruiting class reaches 26
• UPDATE: New SSU coach signs 20
• Did you know that SCAD has it's own casting agency? The Performing Arts department and faculty member Andra Reeve-Rabb have created an in-house casting office designed to prepare students for the industry. Students have the opportunity to meet with
• Gulfstream offers $100,000 prize for solutions to ocean problems
• Accepted to SCAD for fall 2011? Join our Class of 2015 group and meet your future classmates!
• Calvary's Williams heads Savannah signees
• 2 teens bound over to Superior Court in December attack on man
• Georgia Tech signs 'balanced' class of 22
• Top-ranked running back commits to Georgia
• February is FINANCIAL AID AWARENESS MONTH. We'll be offering workshops and assistance with filling out your FAFSA for next year. Days and times vary on each campus.
• AASU dismisses athletics director
• Fatal gunshots described in Roston slaying
• St. Andrew's Smith signs with Newberry
• SEARCH: Chatham County health inspection scores
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Savannah Arts Academy student is Superintendent’s Student of the Month
• Former school employee guilty of attempted sodomy
• Georgia weighs trimming wildlife lands, new fees
• Mayor defends city manager search
• Ga. lawmakers to consider Sunday alcohol sales
• Do you have Photos with Coach Dooley or Sen. Sam Nunn? Want them Tobe Shown at the 2011 Trustees Gala?
• Tuesday's lottery numbers
• Richmond Hill water rates to increase
• Blazing toilet paper smokes out part of Savannah Country Day School
• Man wanted for questioning in January slaying
• Ga. woman believed to be world's oldest person
• Rev. Bennie R. Mitchell has died
• On Jan. 28, 2011, SCAD-Atlanta’s Buzz Bus, filled with students and staff from “The University for Creative Careers,” made a surprise visit to Charles Drew Charter School to donate art supplies and library books. SCAD student musical gr
• Don't forget that the freshman priority deadline is in two weeks- Feb. 15! It's not too late to apply!
• Georgia cited for No Call violation
• If you are interested in visiting SCAD, we have daily tours Monday -Saturday in Savannah and Atlanta! You check out our tour times and sign up at www.scad.edu/visit.
• Jurors visit crime scene in 2006 Savannah slaying
• Georgia Power: Solar project could power 400 homes
• Ga. senator proposes bill in wake of refund flap
• Austerity affects education
• Today's radar hot spots
• Monday's winning lottery numbers
• Representatives for condemned Savannah man given chance to talk clemency
• We're proud of you, Marjorie! Check out the entrepreneurial spirit of one of our students.
• SSU to hold Community Appreciation Night at Feb. 10 basketball games
• Ga. proposal would grant amnesty to late taxpayers
• SSU Players by the Sea presents 'African Medea' Feb. 10-13
• Savannah-Chatham police warn public of income tax preparation scams
• Federal judge in Florida strikes down Obama health care plan as unconstitutional
• Jim Caviezel joins cast of 'Savannah'
• Savannah's First City Club to close
• SEARCH: FDIC Failed Banks
• There is still time to enter the SCAD Challenge Room or Fashion Competition. The competition ends at 5:00 pm on Friday, February 4th.
• Are you a high school Junior interested in attending SCAD? Visit us for our Junior Day on February 26th! Sign up today at www.scad.edu/scadday.
• Death penalty trial halted in south Georgia
• We're proud to be a new member of the American Welding Society. Another benefit for our terrific welding program.
• Check out The McIntosh Shouters tomorrow afternoon at 5 in the Eckburg Auditorium, kicking off Black History Month.
• SEARCH: State Employee Salaries for 2010
• Georgia inmates sue over body lice treatment
• 5-Oscar winner, composer John Barry, dies at 77
• Today's radar hot spots
• The Georgia History Festival's Georgia Day Parade
• Sunday's winning lottery numbers
• One injured in Effingham County accident
• Lifetime's 'Army Wives' films, honors local soldiers' spouses at luncheon
• Some Ga. fees delivering less than promised
• Wildlife tags producing more cash in Ga.
• Man fatally shot at DeKalb County, Ga. club
• Calif. officer wounded, police search for shooter
• Letter from interim CEO of Memorial
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• Thank you so much for coming to SCAD Day in Atlanta! We had a great time. We hope you did too! Check out our upcoming SCAD Day Dates at www.scad.edu/scadday.
• SCAD Day is running full force! Students are attending tours, participating in portfolio counseling sessions, meeting with Admission staff and enjoying lunch!
• Officials say tainted kerosene sold in north Ga.
• Students have arrived at SCAD Atlanta for SCAD Day! Have lots of fun and be sure to post your pictures!
• Georgia Democrats to elect new leader
• Parolee arrested in congresswoman threats case
• It’s SCAD Day in Atlanta! Welcome to our campus! We will be taking pictures and posting them all day. Be sure to post your own too!
• Letter from the Georgia Attorney General’s Office
• 2 Mich. women found buried near bloody trailer
• Friday's lottery numbers
• Georgia Attorney General demands explanation on Savannah City Council's secret meeting
• Savannah radio icon Al Jennings dies
• Candy maker recalls Nuclear Sludge chew bars
• Bryant: Put Southbridge to a vote in 2012
• SEARCH: Effingham, Bryan property transfers
• Today SCAD-Atlanta’s Buzz Bus, filled with students and staff from “The University for Creative Careers,” made a surprise visit to Charles Drew Charter School to donate art supplies and library books. SCAD student musical group Purely A
• Today SCAD-Atlanta’s Buzz Bus, filled with students and staff from “The University for Creative Careers,” made a surprise visit to Charles Drew Charter School to donate art supplies and library books. SCAD student musical group Purely A
• Savannah businessman Norton Melaver dies
• SEARCH: Chatham County property transfers
• Richmond Hill considers water rate increase
• SEARCH: Chatham County child support dockets
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Are you attending our SCAD Day in Atlanta tomorrow? We can't wait to see you there! Learn more at www.scad.edu/scadday!
• Interested in an online education from SCAD? Join in our eLearning chat today until 3 p.m. eastern.
• NASA marks 25th anniversary of Challenger accident
• VIDEO: Richmond Hill seniors celebrate National Kazoo Day
• VIDEO: Grammy-nominated rap artist Soulja Boy coming to Savannah
• February is Black History Month. Check out these activities at our Savannah and Effingham Campuses!
• We're excited to have our SCAD Challenge: Poster Design winners in town today!
• $1.2 million of cocaine seized in I-20 drug bust
• Feds uncover pot-growing houses in Guyton, Savannah
• Infant dies from injuries suffered in Christmas Eve blaze
• Ga. woman gets $1.2 million for coffee scalding
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• Cyclist remains critical from Wednesday Staley Avenue crash
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Georgia state senate votes to override Gov. Perdue’s zero-based-budgeting veto
• Savannah Book Festival to present Karl Rove
• Local Music Now: Atlanta-based electronica act, EP3, stops in Savannah
• Interested in SCAD’s eLearning program? Join us tomorrow from 12-3pm EST for our eLearning chat session and learn more about SCAD’s online education options.
• Savannah Restaurant Week starts Friday
• Bryan County softball player signs to play college ball
• Savannah man gets life plus five years in 2008 murder
• Our 2010 cosmetology students earned a 100% pass rate on the licensure exam. Maybe you'd like to study cosmetology...
• Students - if you file online and itemize your taxes, check this out!
• Flood damages federal building in Brunswick
• Children playing in woods find body in DeKalb Co.
• Wednesday's winning lottery numbers
• 5-foot Monitor lizard wanders Calif. neighborhood
• Investigators seek information in string of Tybee burglaries
• Council names 2 Savannah city manager finalists
• Get to know the student finalists in the ShelterPop & SCAD Design Challenge with this Behind the Scenes video and vote for your favorite design!
• SSU chosen to participate in national HBCU globalization project
• Are you interested in visiting SCAD Atlanta? We would love to have you for SCAD Day this Saturday, January 29th! You can register online today.
• UPDATE: Cyclist critical after being struck on Staley Avenue bridge
• There is still time to enter the two remaining SCAD Challenge competitions, are you ready for the challenge?
• SCAD's DeFINE Art festival is coming soon!
• Natural resources committee wants tighter rules for interbasin water transfers
• Spotted®: American Traditions Competition Celebrity Judges Concert
• Savannah city manager talk leads to riverwalk discussion delay
• Jimmy Buffett falls off stage at Australia concert
• Georgia Southern gets $250,000 grant to research alternative fuels
• State cites Malone's for liquor sales
• Are you an international student interested in studying at SCAD? Join in our chat until 8 p.m. Greenwich Mean Time or from 4-8 p.m. Eastern time.
• Join us today for our International Chat Session at 4-8pm GMT or 4-8pm EST.
• Dow Jones industrial average trades above 12,000 points
• Charleston mayor: Can't rest until our harbor's deepened
• VIDEO: 'Talking Real' with eco-friendly business owner Roxanna Collins
• Gulfstream parent, General Dynamics, reports strong fourth quarter earnings
• Propane leak prompts evacuations in north Georgia
• Georgia immigration attorney faces fraud charges
• Environmentalists want Ga. water rule strengthened
• Tuesday's lottery numbers
• Obama's address: 'Move together or not at all'
• Analysis: Obama, GOP, frame debate for 2012
• FACT CHECK: Obama and his imbalanced ledger
• Republicans urge Obama to join in cutting spending
• Full text of Obama's State of the Union address
• Craig Heidt seeking new trial
• Citizens Police Academy Seeks Applications
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Wells Fargo Grants $10,000 to Camp for Children with Diabetes
• Abshire Public Relations Launches New PR Division
• Ocean Plaza Resort Owner Writing Book, Raising funds for Charitable Cause
• Alpha Kappa Alpha’s Precious Gems
• SCAD Surprises Students at Hubert Middle School
• Mama’s Used Furniture Surpasses Donation Goal
• 2011 Georgia History Festival Honors Sequoyah, Inventor of the Cherokee Syllabary
• Mosley Honored as a Rising Star of Business
• Knowledge is Power Breast Health Education Series
• IKEA Gives $25,000 for New Kids Cafe Community Kitchen Classroom
• FVSU’s Isaac Crumbly Earns White House Honor
• International Free and Acceped Modern Masons and O.E.S.
• Black History Program
• The H.O.P.E. Institute for Leadership & Living
• The A.E. Beach Class of 1971
• Jonesville to Present “From Travail to Triumph”
• Mt. Carmel to hold Pastor Appreciation
• Living Hope to hold Unity & Communion Service
• My Trip Through The Bible
• Recovery Works - Making a Difference One Man At A Time
• Health Restoration Is Organic Better?
• HYMNS FOR HOPE 2011 9th Annual Concert
• Motivational Revival at Pentecostal Miracle Deliverance Center
• 21st Church Anniversary Celebration at Newborn Church of Faith in Christ
• Annual Homecoming Worship Service at First African Baptist Church of East Savannah
• Connor’s Temple to Sponsor Christian Education Workshop
• Trustee Ministry of First Union Missionary to Present “No More Drama”
• City Wide Baptist Training Union “In God We Trust”
• Georgia Ports Authority, Savannah Economic Development Authority and S.C.’s Lowcountry Economic Alliance Sign Joint Resolution
• Savannah Cited as a Leading City Employing New Strategies to Help Low-Income Families
• YMCA of Coastal GA Launches Priceless Gifts Campaign
• Beach High Classes of 1946 Annual Christmas Luncheon Held
• Art Exhibit Focuses on City Hall
• Governor Nathan Deal Addresses Prayer Convocation
• Webb Named 2012 District Teacher of the Year
• AWWIN Presents Circle of Hands Breakfast and Conference
• NAACP Installs Officers and Executive Committee
• Beach Institute Presents: The Chittlin Circuit Review, Works by Rik Freeman
• Reese Named CAT Executive Director
• Thursday shooting victim suspected in December Garden City shooting
• Spotted®: American Traditions Competition 2011
• Lawsuit to Taco Bell: Where's the beef?
• Accident stalls traffic on U.S. 17 in Richmond Hill
• UPDATE: Missing Savannah man found in Brunswick
• Education and jobs
• Hogan resigns as mayor pro tem, but retains council seat
• Woman rescued from under train in Atlanta
• Got food? Hungry students can stop by Chick fil A on Abercorn between 4 and 9 PM today with your Savannah Tech student ID and buy one/get one free on sandwiches.
• List of 83rd annual Academy Award nominations
• Oil spill discussions slated at U of Ga.
• Ga. man convicted in 1988 killing is set to die
• 260-room Jekyll Island hotel will close
• Today's radar hot spots
• National/International Author to discuss latest book on local talk radio show
• A Weekend of History and Fun: 2011 Colonial Faire and Muster andSuper Museum
• CITY TALK: New music festival to launch before St. Patrick's Day
• TV fitness pioneer Jack LaLanne dies at 96
• Suspect pleads not guilty in deadly Ariz. shooting
• Effingham Career Academy receives major grant from Ford
• FBI: Woman confessed to snatching NY baby in 1987
• SCAD Day in Atlanta is this Saturday, January 29th! Sign up today at www.scad.edu/scadday.
• Join us for the International Chat Session this Wednesday, January 26th at 4 p.m.-8 p.m. EST, 4 p.m.-8 p.m. GMT, 4 p.m.-8 p.m. HKT!
• SEARCH: Chatham County child support dockets
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Georgia Southern named one of the most popular universities by U.S. News and World Report
• S.C, Georgia groups sign resolution supporting harbor deepening
• Explosion kills 31 at Moscow airport
• SEARCH: FDIC Failed Banks
• Georgia Gov. Deal warns mayors of pressure to replace property taxes
• Savannah port sets container record in 2010
• Savannah man's murder conviction upheld
• Wreck on I-16 eastbound delays traffic
• J.C. Penney closing some stores
• Look for us tomorrow night at the Effingham County High School College Night. Stop by and say hello!
• Convicted man challenges death sentence
• Today's radar hot spots
• 2011 Georgia History Festival Kickoff Lecture
• UPDATE: Steelers beat Jets 24-19 for AFC title
• Fitness guru Jack LaLanne, 96, dies at Calif. home
• Sunday's winning lottery numbers
• UPDATE: Packers beat Bears 21-14 to win NFC title
• FBI: Woman who raised stolen NY baby held in Conn.
• Augusta eyes river expansion
• At Obama's midpoint, an altered State of the Union
• One wounded in West Savannah shooting
• Oldest living member of 'Band of Brothers' dies
• Update: Police seek witness in Victory Drive wreck
• US company stops making key death penalty drug
• Man injured in Friday scooter wreck identified, listed as serious
• Mystery surrounds Idaho winner of $190 million
• Police charge 2 men with killing Atlanta mother
• Warrant issued for woman who raised stolen child
• Deadly CA crashes end with man beaten by a mob
• Friday's winning lottery numbers
• Charges pending against man on scooter who hit SUV
• Troy Davis seeks help from U.S. Supreme Court
• Former Iran hostages reunite at West Point
• The ShelterPop & SCAD Design Challenge judges have selected three finalists! SCAD Working Class Studio student interns designed products for the contest that embody ShelterPop's motto, "Happy homes make happy people." Check out the fin
• Chlorine spill at West Chatham recycling yard sends four to hospital
• SCAD Day in Atlanta is next Saturday, Jan. 29! We hope to see you there!
• City releases acting city manager's bond information
• Art educators, join us for the Art Educators' Forum this June in Savannah to rejuvenate and recharge your creative energies! Workshops may include demonstrations, lectures, studio work and local field trips. Register today!
• Spotted®: Hess Elementary spaghetti dinner fundraiser
• 2 victims in overnight Savannah shootings die
• Teen accused of murdering Savannah man appears in court
• Martin Luther King Jr.'s daughter won't lead SCLC
• SCAD Alumna Gyun Hur speaks tomorrow at the Hudgens Center for the Arts.
• Education on the chopping block
• Phone keeps ringing in Ukrainian crocodile's tummy
• Wal-Mart gives boost to push for healthier food
• Proof of Savannah acting city manager's bond yet to come
• Thursday's winning lottery numbers
• Shooting in West Savannah neighborhood injures one
• Man seriously injured in southside shooting
• Charge added against man who allegedly shot at metro cop
• Teen charged with murder in first homicide of the year
• Heard explosions?
• SEARCH: Effingham County property transfers
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in Southern District of Ga.
• Local Music Now: Kota Mundi
• Senate leaders back banking chairman
• Wendy's/Arby's Group considering Arby's sale
• Ga. unemployment rate rises to 10.2 percent
• Council meets without public notice
• Wednesday's winning lottery numbers
• Savannah's acting city manager secures $50,000 bond
• Savannah-Chatham police arrest 5 in robbery investigation
• Giffords to relearn basic skills in Houston rehab
• British lawmakers told off for tweeting in Commons
• Chat live with SCAD admission representatives during the SCAD International chat session on Wed., January 26th at 4 p.m.-8 p.m. EST/ 4 p.m.-8 p.m. GMT/ 4 p.m.-8 p.m. HKT.
• Three indicted in SCAD’s student’s slaying
• SEARCH: Bryan County property transfers
• Fire extinguished at Imperial Sugar
• Bond denied for man accused of firing shots at officer
• Chat live with SCAD faculty and admission representatives on our SCAD eLearning chat session on Jan. 28th, Noon-3 p.m. EST.
• VIDEO: Circus illusionist performs stunt in midair
• Artwork by Faith Ringgold will be shown at SCAD Museum of Art.
• VIDEO: 'Talking Real' with local gardening coach Darla Looney
• Sign up today for SCAD Day in Atlanta on January 29th! We hope to see you there!
• Interstate 95 exit ramp closed in Richmond Hill
• 4 musical acts from Ga. heading to Hollywood
• Tuesday's lottery numbers
• Pigeon found trying to take drugs into Colombian jail
• UPDATE: Hundreds turn out to meet Savannah city manager candidates
• Serious West Chatham collision closes Ga. 21
• Chihuahua survives owl attack in suburban Chicago
• Motorcyclist succumbs to injures from Thursday crash
• Husband willing to meet Giffords suspect's parents
• SEARCH: Chatham County child support dockets
• Scenes From the 2011 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Parade
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Four Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools Awarded by Georgia’s SSAS
• Reinterpreting the Owens-Thomas House
• Local Author Has Overcome Obstacles and Wants to Encourage Others
• Leopold’s Ice Cream to hold Black History Month Contest
• Savannah Branch, NAACP to hold 2011 Installation of Officers and Executive Committee
• Mary McLeod Bethune (1875-1955): Her Journey, Destiny and Legacy
• Tompkins Class of ‘64 Big Apple Tour
• H.V. Jenkins Class of 1986
• The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA Needs Volunteers
• A.E. Beach Class of 1957
• Georgia History Festival Kick Off Lecture
• Calling All Poetry Lovers
• Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Observance Day Association, Inc. 32nd Annual Celebration 2011 Calendar of Events
• African-American Baptist Mission Collaboration Increases Donation to $1 Million to Help Haiti Earthquake Relief
• Trustee Ministry of First Union Missionary to Present “No More Drama”
• 21st Church Anniversary Celebration at Newborn Church of Faith in Christ
• City Wide Baptist Training Union “In God We Trust”
• Motivational Revival at Pentecostal Miracle Deliverance Center
• Jonesville to Present “From Travail to Triumph”
• Mt. Carmel to hold Pastor Appreciation
• Celebrating 40 Years of God’s Blessings
• 9th Annual Usher’s Marchoff to be Held
• A Fun and Innovative Way to Exercise
• Health Restoration All About Blending
• SBAC Lender’s League “Lends” a Helping to Local Worthwhile Organizations
• Raven Dean is the Superintendent’s Student of the Month
• Ralph Mark Gilbert Museum to Receive "Cool Roof"
• Sigma Tau Chapter, AKA Sorority, Inc. Celebrates Founders’ Day
• 18th Annual American Traditions Competition
• Local Band Among Winners of All Access Music Competition
• 2010 SCMPD Stats Show Crime Down, Arrests Up
• SCAD Museum of Art Presents “The Art of Faith Ringgold: Story Quilts and Freedom Quests”
• SCAD students, alumni and staff bring the patriotic spirit to the White House Christmas tree.
• City manager under two bonds: one for $1M, one for $50K
• Obama orders review of rules that hurt job growth
• 2 charged with stealing iPad users' information
• Have you taken the challenge? There's still time left to submit entries for the Room Design and Fashion challenges!
• Get a glimpse of the Greatest Show on Earth
• Regis Philbin says he's retiring from his show
• Delta Air Lines reports $19 million 4Q profit
• Apple again turns to Cook in CEO Jobs' absence
• Today's radar hot spots
• Monday's winning lottery numbers
• Vision Airlines to fly into Savannah
• King's peace legacy praised after Ariz. shootings
• SEARCH: FDIC Failed Banks
• Ralliers call for SC Confederate flag to be moved
• Year ahead looms as toughest yet for state budgets
• Dangerous loners hard to catch before they act
• PHOTOS: Golden Globe parties packed with celebrating stars
• Today's radar hot spots
• MLK Jr. Day parade route, road closures and bus schedule
• MLK Jr. Day Openings and Closings
• 'Social Network' friends Globes with 4 prizes
• Sunday night's winning lottery numbers
• Year ahead looms as toughest yet for state budgets
• Map: MLK Parade route
• More than 80 skiers rescued after Ohio lift stalls
• Youth wins as Nebraskan takes Miss America crown
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• Police identify man killed in Friday construction accident
• UGA's LB Houston enters draft
• Thanks for coming to SCAD Day, we had a great time and hope you did too! Our next SCAD Day will be Jan. 29 in Atlanta, and SCAD Day for Juniors is Feb. 26 in Savannah and Atlanta. See you soon!
• It's SCAD Day in Savannah!
• Man accused of tent city killing in Athens
• It's SCAD Day! We're out taking pictures and will start posting them soon. Feel free to share your own SCAD Day pictures too!
• Federal judge remembered as a fair jurist
• Oldest living African-American dies at 113
• Obama readies new focus on education
• Friday's lottery numbers
• This quarter, SCAD alumnus Michael Scoggins is teaching a visiting artist course at SCAD Savannah. Check out some pictures of his class on our Tumblr!
• Bank of America online banking down for some users
• SEARCH: Bryan County property transfers
• Weather cancels state wrestling meet
• Today the SCAD Buzz Bus visited Hubert Middle School in Savannah with a surprise donation of art supplies!
• Ga. school districts face another tough budget
• WaterWays Township breaks ground on first home
• UPDATE: Details emerge in construction accident
• SEARCH: Chatham County property bought, sold
• SEARCH: Arrest records for Savannah-Chatham County
• Chatham Commission supports move to end chairman's two-term limit
• Traffic Alert: Accident closes one northbound lane of Ga. 21
• Author of 'Selma, Lord, Selma' featured speaker at SSU's MLK program
• Ft. Stewart to change up highway enforcement
• Week ends with many Ga. roads still icy
• Auburn's Newton to turn pro, Fairley to announce Friday
• South Carolina beats The Citadel, 3-2, in Savannah Tire Hockey Classic
• Thursday's winning lottery numbers
• Metro police locate missing Effingham man at local mall
• North Georgia psychiatric hospital to close
• Brett Favre's sister arrested in Miss. meth bust
• Snowman found on Tybee Island
• Names of Savannah city manager candidates to be released Friday
• Woman arrested after fight at Deja Groove nightclub in Savannah
• Local Music Now: Melissa Sweat talks about her project, "Lady Lazarus"
• St. Patrick's Day wrist bands could get snipped in Savannah
• SEARCH: Crime Reports for Savannah-Chatham County
• Rabies cases in Bryan County prompt reminder to get pets vaccinated
• SEARCH: Bankruptcies in the Southern District of Ga.
• Mortorcycle accident leaves two hospitalized
• Banks repossess 1 million homes in 2010
• All SCAD Atlanta classes are cancelled for Thursday, January 13, 2011. Staff should report at 10:30 a.m. Ivy Hall, the Digital Media Center and the Sculpture Center will remain closed. The first class make-up day is scheduled for Saturday, January 15,
• Fire destroys west Savannah home, three homeless
• Georgia DOT says progress being made
• Wednesday's lottery numbers
• DOT: Ga. spending $2M daily on storm cleanup
• Falcons' Dimitroff not your typical NFL GM
• Effingham sheriff seeks help in missing person case
• Atlanta airport sees increase in flights after ice
• The first Staybridge Suites location with interior design work done by SCAD students is complete and open for business in Houston!
• GSU game time changed to 8 p.m.
• Italian researcher: symbols found in 'Mona Lisa'
• Fire near Forsyth Park displaces two
• Canceled flights piling up with Northeast snow
• LISTEN: Today's Vox Populi Audio
• Blood drive set for Thursday
• VIDEO: 'Talking Real' with Kerri Goodrich
• Obama to be nation's consoler at memorial service
• Deal to deliver State of State, budget proposal
• Here's what's cooking....
• Falling temperatures keep Ga. roads slick
• Tuesday's winning lottery numbers
• Georgia linebacker transferring
• SCAD Atlanta is closed again tomorrow, Wed. January 12th due to hazardous road conditions. Please stay off the roads and keep warm in Atlanta!
• SSU Hires Davenport To Lead Football Program
• Celebrate the Life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.:Visit Historic Atlanta in April
• Sports with Walter Moore
• Donell Woods Memorial Tournament on Tap for January 15th
• Economic Opportunity Authority Holds 39th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Observance
• In Memory of Clinton D. Powell
• City Leaders Break Ground on MLK Renewal Project
• Circle of Hands Breakfast & Conference
• Gaffney Is Carver State Bank Employee of the Year
• AWOLYouth to honor Dr. Martin L. King, Jr.
• Volunteers are needed on the Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday
• Teleride Outreach Meeting
• Black Heritage Festival
• Alfred Ely Be