Savannah News Today | 2 Min News | THE DAILY NOW!
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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Savannah News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Savannah, from breaking local news and community developments to business, public safety, weather, transportation, entertainment, events, and the people and issues impacting the city. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by Qwikcast.ai for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network, bringing local news coverage to cities around the world and keeping listeners connected to the stories that matter. Savannah News Today delivers the latest Savannah headlines, wherever you are.
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Recent episodes
- Mediation Center Receives Grant for Transport Aid | Savannah News
The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire has received a grant from the Women United Transportation Fund to improve transportation access for residents in Savannah. This funding will help cover costs such as gas cards, bus passes, and limited car repairs, making it easier for people to reach…
- Eight Black Women Win Georgia Statewide Election | Savannah News
Eight Black Democratic women triumphantly won statewide offices in Georgia's recent elections, marking a significant milestone for representation. Notably, Rep. Carolyn Hugley is poised to become the first Black woman speaker of the Georgia House, helping to flip it back to Democratic control…
- Generations Unite at Georgia Southern Homecoming | Savannah News
Georgia Southern's homecoming weekend brought an electric atmosphere to Statesboro, as the Eagles faced off against Marshall, riding high on a two-game winning streak. This cherished tradition unites students, alumni, and families, fostering a strong sense of community. Attendees embraced the…
- Tybee Island Kite Festival for Parkinson’s | Savannah News
Tybee Island's kite festival is making a comeback after an eight-year hiatus, with proceeds supporting Parkinson's research. The event, which last occurred in 2018, aims to foster community engagement and bring families together on the island. A $10 registration fee contributes to the research…
- Savannah Porchfest Draws Big Crowd in Baldwin Park | Savannah News
The second annual Savannah Porchfest transformed Baldwin Park into a vibrant music hub, with 41 bands performing on front porches. Residents and visitors gathered to enjoy a lively day filled with music, dancing, and delicious food. Local pride and community spirit shone through as neighbors…
- Families Celebrate Holiday Spirit at Tree Lighting | Savannah News
The holiday spirit is alive in Pooler, Georgia, as Tanger Outlets Savannah launched the season with its annual Tree Lighting Celebration. Families enjoyed face painting, cookie decorating, and festive photos with Santa and his reindeer. A countdown to the tree lighting resulted in cheers from the…
- Savannah Youth Shine at Ice and Lace Ball | Savannah News
The Savannah Police Department's Police Activities League hosted the annual Ice and Lace Sneaker Ball, where kids aged seven to fourteen celebrated in style. Dressed in their best outfits paired with sneakers, attendees danced, sang, and enjoyed great food at the Savannah Civic Center Ballroom…
- Financial Expert Advises on Year-End Tax Moves | Savannah News
As the year ends, it's important to focus on retirement savings. Financial advisor Vann Doubleday discusses required minimum distributions (RMDs), noting that individuals must begin withdrawals from tax-deferred accounts like IRAs and 401(k)s by age seventy-three to seventy-five. He highlights the…
- Chatham County Aims for Fast Fire Fee Resolution | Savannah News
Chatham County commissioners have agreed to accept a Georgia Supreme Court ruling requiring them to pay approximately $30 million to residents for misclassified fire fees. By dropping their reconsideration motion, they aim to save over $1 million in accumulating interest, which currently adds…
- SCCPSS Launches New Choice Program Applications | Savannah News
The Savannah-Chatham County Public School System has introduced a new application process for its Choice Programs, replacing the traditional Student Success Expo with open houses running from November 2 to December 1. Families can learn about available programs and ask questions. The application…
- Liberty County Hosts Free Baby Shower Event | Savannah News
A free community baby shower is scheduled for November 12th at the Liberty County Health Department in Hinesville. From 10 a.m. to noon, expecting parents and caregivers of children five and under can receive essential items like diapers and wipes, along with free blood pressure and glucose…
- Republicans Gather in Savannah Before Election | Savannah News
Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson has launched a statewide tour in Savannah, focusing on rallying voters as Election Day approaches. He critiques opponent Keisha Lance Bottoms on crime rates during her mayoral tenure. Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper emphasizes the need to…
- Bulloch County Parks Honored as Top Agency | Savannah News
Bulloch County's Recreation and Parks Department has been honored as the Agency of the Year by the Georgia Recreation and Park Association, celebrating their achievements at a recent banquet. The department also received the Innovative Program Award for the Recess Rumble initiative, which supports…
- Metter Man Gets 16 Years for Meth Sale | Savannah News
Nakia Donaldson of Metter, Georgia, has been sentenced to 16 years in federal prison for meth distribution after being caught in an undercover operation. The 36-year-old pled guilty and will also pay a $2,000 fine, facing four years of supervised release post-incarceration. Following a controlled…
- Georgia Drivers Get Digital IDs for Stops | Savannah News
Georgia has introduced the option for drivers to present digital driver's licenses or IDs from their phones during traffic stops, set to be fully implemented by July 2024. While this innovation aims to streamline interactions with law enforcement, residents exhibit mixed reactions. Some appreciate…
- Georgia Appeals Court Revives Child Abuse Lawsuit | Savannah News
A Georgia appeals court has reinstated parts of a lawsuit regarding the case of Mary Frances Crocker and her brother, Elwyn, who were allegedly abused. The lawsuit claims that school officials failed to act on a report of abuse from a student in 2017. The court emphasized that the school district…
- Bryan County Teacher Inspires through Math | Savannah News
Shelby Cook, a sixth-grade math teacher at Bryan County Middle School, is transforming her classroom by leveraging her own struggles with math to connect with students. After transitioning from nursing to teaching, she emphasizes relationship-building and community, believing that belonging…
- Beaufort Woman Competes for $1 Million at NASCAR | Savannah News
Tina Lanning from Beaufort is set to compete in NASCAR Championship Weekend for a chance to win one million dollars after being named one of four finalists during the NASCAR Cup Series race. The live drawing will take place at Homestead-Miami Speedway on November 8th. While only one will claim the…
- Court Reinstates Crocker Case Against Schools | Savannah News
The Georgia Court of Appeals has reversed the dismissal in the Crocker case against Effingham County school leaders, marking a significant victory for Mary Frances Crocker's estate. This ruling allows for access to evidence, previously denied by the judge, which is vital for the case stemming from…
- Isaiah Goodman Convicted of Aggravated Assault | Savannah News
Isaiah Goodman has been convicted of aggravated assault in his retrial related to the 2020 death of Michael Peguese, but the jury was unable to reach a decision on murder charges, resulting in a mistrial. Goodman now faces a potential sentence ranging from one to twenty years for the assault. His…
- Murdaugh Defense Seeks Dismissal of Murder Charges | Savannah News
Alex Murdaugh's legal team is seeking to dismiss his murder indictments, alleging that false information was presented to the grand jury. They contend that investigators misrepresented blood spatter evidence and inaccuracies regarding shotgun ammunition, raising concerns about the integrity of the…
- Murdaugh Seeks Dismissal of Murder Charges | Savannah News
Alex Murdaugh's legal team is seeking to dismiss all murder charges against him, alleging that the lead agent lied during testimony. They have filed a new motion to drop the indictments after previously making a similar request in August. Murdaugh, already convicted for the 2021 murders of his…
- Pooler Community Meeting on Early Learning Center | Savannah News
Savannah-Chatham County is hosting a community meeting regarding a proposed early learning center at Pooler Elementary School on November 2nd at 6 PM in the school gym. Parents and caregivers with young children are particularly encouraged to attend to share their thoughts on the proposal…
- Savannah Coffee Shops Offer Free Drinks for Voters | Savannah News
Two coffee shops in Savannah are offering free non-alcoholic drinks to voters on Election Day, November 3rd, as part of the "Vote Boldly" initiative funded by Farah & Farah. Voters can receive their complimentary drinks by showing an "I Voted" sticker or proof of early or mail-in voting before 11…
- Beaufort County Starts Food Drive for Responders | Savannah News
Beaufort County has launched its fifth annual First Responder Food Drive, running from November 1 to December 11. Local organizations, including first responders and military services, are collaborating to collect nonperishable food items to benefit Bluffton Self Help and HELP of Beaufort. Last…
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