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Graffiti incidences have slightly decreased in Savannah as code enforcement, arrests have increased
In June, the City of Savannah launched a new initiative that wraps corner traffic cabinets with graffiti-resistant laminates featuring archival photos showcasing the historical significance of nearby structures. The initiative focused on traffic cabinets that have been regular targets for graffiti, according to a city press release sent on June 10 of this...
Next in line: Jenkins' junior Cam'Ron Thompson hopes to follow path of brother Nolan Smith
Off the football field, Cam'Ron Thompson has a friendly disposition despite his intimidating 6-foot-3, 325-pound frame — and comes across as a gentle giant. But once he settles in as the right guard on the offensive line, the Jenkins junior does whatever it takes to get the job done in the trenches.
Military Sealift Command to host job fair
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) – Military Sealift Command (MSC) is hosting an upcoming job fair for those interested in maritime careers. The event will be on August 13 at the Chatham One Stop Center located at 7216 Skidaway Rd. Suite C. Jobseekers from a variety of backgrounds such as veterans, civilian mariners, maritime school graduates and […]
Beth Majeroni, once carried out of Chatham County Board of Elections meeting, files 14-count court complaint
CHATHAM COUNTY, Ga. (WSAV) – Former state senate candidate Beth Majeroni has filed a formal complaint regarding a publicized incident involving the Chatham County Board of Elections (BOE) last summer, as first reported by Travis Jaudon of Connect Savannah. Majeroni made headlines in July 2023 after being forcibly removed from a BOE meeting. She now […]
McAlister’s Deli to celebrate Free Tea Day this week
POOLER, Ga. (WSAV) – This Thursday, McAlister’s Deli is celebrating their 16th annual Free Tea Day by offering customers a free Big Tea. Free Tea Day details include: In addition, from July 19 – 21, McAlister’s Deli Rewards Members can get a free Big Tea with purchase on an entree.
City Event | Pickleball & Tennis Court Ribbon Cutting
Join Us for the Pickleball & Tennis Court Ribbon Cutting. Mark your calendars and join us for a momentous occasion: the unveiling of our brand new Pooler Recreation Complex pickleball and tennis courts! Don’t miss out on this exciting event where you can be the first to experience our newly constructed, state-of-the-art facilities. Free play will follow the ceremony, so bring your racket and join in! Whether you’re a seasoned player or a curious beginner, these courts are for everyone to enjoy.
New complaint calling on Gov. Brian Kemp to investigate State Election Board meeting
ATLANTA — Fulton County's Elections Board Chair, Cathy Woolard, has filed a complaint with Gov. Brian Kemp -- demanding an investigation into a recent State Election Board meeting. Woolard, acting as a private citizen, cited the lack of public notice and insufficient member attendance as key reasons for her...
Family medicine residency program brings new doctors to South Ga.
CORDELE, Ga. (WALB) - The CareConnect Family Medicine Residency Program is the first of its kind in Georgia. It’s the only residency program in the state that takes place primarily outside the hospital. Residents will spend most of their time at CareConnect’s Family Medicine Clinic in Cordele. To gain...
Biden asks Congress for 5% rent increase cap
ATLANTA — Efforts to address affordable housing could soon come from the federal government. This Tuesday, the Biden administration announced a proposal to cap how much landlords could raise rent or risk losing tax breaks. Metro Atlanta realtor Alex Szemetyllo, he adds, in recent years he’s watched rent drastically...
Georgia had 111 dog attacks against postal workers in 2023. How does that compare to the rest of the U.S.?
MACON, Ga. — Dogs and postal workers have long had a tumultuous relationship. But in an effort to raise awareness of the risks postal workers face each day, the United States Postal Service shares data about dog attacks against postal workers in the U.S. each year. While their campaign...
Georgia technology leader Lee Herron dies of cancer
One of the longest-serving technology leaders in Georgia, Lee Herron, has died after a long battle with cancer. On March 31, Herron retired from the Georgia Research Alliance, where he served for 16 years in various roles. When he retired, he was serving as GRA’s senior vice president, and he was leading the Greater Yield Initiative, which nurtures promising agricultural technologies to boost Georgia’s farm and agribusiness industries.
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