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    (912) 344-3565

    Savannah Events Planning Calendar





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Christina Kelly’s “Good Karma” Is A Serenade To Savannah

When first-time published author Christina Kelly took the podium for her reading at this year’s Savannah Book Festival, the room felt less like a recreational space in a church and more like Kelly’s living room.

June 15th, 2018
Community

Seven Savannah Museums Unite to "Lift Ev'ry Voice"

Seven Savannah museums have joined forces for one event this Sunday, August 20. “Lift Every Voice” will highlight the lives and contributions of African Americans in the community.

August 17th, 2017
Community

Headlines This Week: Arena and Canal District and School Alternatives for At-Risk Youth

It's the end of the week, so I sat down with Savannah Morning News Executive Editor Susan Catron to talk about some of the week's top stories.

July 14th, 2017
Community

Savannah Artist Remembers Orlando Pulse Victims in "49 Portraits"

June 12th marks the one year anniversary of the Orlando Pulse Nightclub shooting. The faces of the 49 victims who lost their lives that day inspired Mia Merlin, an artist and professor at Armstrong State University, to create the 49 Portraits Project.

June 9th, 2017

Latest Savannah News

Kemp Nominates First-Ever Statewide Business Court Judge

Gov. Brian Kemp has nominated a veteran lawyer to serve as the judge on a new court designed to handle complex business matters. Walt Davis, a partne...
July 15, 2019

From Agriculture to Apollo 11: How a UGA Professor Helped Put a Man on the Moon

The song " Daisy Bell " wasn't a hit in 1961, but it was a triumph. The singer? The IBM 7094, the largest, most expensive computer available at the ...
July 15, 2019

Mining Proposed Near Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge

An Alabama company wants to mine for heavy minerals near the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge in southeast Georgia. The proposal from Twin Pines ...
July 15, 2019

Political Rewind: Planning For The Future Of Georgia's Energy

On this edition of Political Rewind, the Public Service Commission is preparing to vote on a power plan that will determine how the state generates ...
July 15, 2019