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Where is Hurricane Isaias now? See watches, warnings issued in Georgia

Where is Hurricane Isaias now? See watches, warnings issued in Georgia

Multiple NWS advisories have been issued for Georgia due to Hurricane Isaias. Here are the latest forecasts with what to expect this weekend.
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Savannah's Project DeRenne receives funding boost with federal grant

Savannah's Project DeRenne receives funding boost with federal grant

Savannah secured an $11 million grant to help reduce traffic congestion along the critical DeRenne Avenue corridor.
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New restaurant, food festivals headline Savannah dining week

New restaurant, food festivals headline Savannah dining week

From seafood wine dinners to a new Leopold's Ice Cream, here is what is happening in Savannah's food scene.
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Rezoning for 13 acres of conservation land heads to Savannah council

Rezoning for 13 acres of conservation land heads to Savannah council

Savannah planners backed rezoning conservation land for business use despite resident flooding concerns.
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St. Joseph’s/Candler highlights options for breast cancer care | Column

St. Joseph’s/Candler highlights options for breast cancer care | Column

Advances in breast cancer care mean more options for patients and a shift toward personalized treatment plans.
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City of Savannah to Host Public Engagement Sessions for New Multi-Modal Transportation Plan

City of Savannah to Host Public Engagement Sessions for New Multi-Modal Transportation Plan

The City of Savannah is initiating Savannah MOVES, its first multi-modal transportation implementation plan, and will host several public engagement sessions throughout October. This new plan aims to integrate various modes of transportation, including cars, buses, bicycles, micromobility options, and pedestrian pathways, into a unified and complementary system. The objective is to provide safe, seamless, and convenient travel options for all residents. These engagement opportunities will include community meetings with presentations and interactive stations, as well as pop-up events for informal feedback and discussions with the project team. An online platform is also available for community surveys and an interactive map to identify specific transportation issues and priorities. The sessions are designed to gather public input on how citizens travel and to inform the development of this comprehensive transportation network.
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Why Savannah's expanded convention center just hosted its largest event

Why Savannah's expanded convention center just hosted its largest event

A major veterinary conference proved the value of the Savannah Convention Center expansion with $1.3 million in local economic impact.
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Tybee pirates, wiener dogs and garden tours ahead this week

Tybee pirates, wiener dogs and garden tours ahead this week

Explore Savannah this October with pirate festivals, wiener dog races, garden tours, and new dining experiences.
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Population boom reshapes Pooler, raising concerns about housing mix

Population boom reshapes Pooler, raising concerns about housing mix

Pooler's population is booming, but many residents want fewer apartments and more single-family homes, according to a city survey.
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What time is the governor's debate tonight? How GA voters can watch

What time is the governor's debate tonight? How GA voters can watch

Atlanta News First's debate between Georgia governor candidates Rick Jackson and Keisha Lance Bottoms is tonight. It's the only one before midterms.
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Direct Relief Prepares Gulf Coast for Hurricane Threat

Direct Relief Prepares Gulf Coast for Hurricane Threat

Direct Relief has pre-positioned emergency medical supplies at 72 healthcare facilities across the U.S. Southeast, Gulf Coast, Puerto Rico, and Hawai'i ahead of the 2026 hurricane season. These supplies are designed to support 350 patients for 30 days and include treatments for diabetes, hypertension, asthma, infections, and wound care. The organization is also monitoring Tropical Depression Nine, which is forecasted to strengthen into a hurricane and potentially impact areas from Louisiana to the Florida Panhandle. In addition to medical supplies, Direct Relief has invested in resilient power projects, such as solar-plus-battery microgrids, to ensure healthcare facilities remain operational during prolonged outages.
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Extreme Heat Warning Issued for Arizona and California

Extreme Heat Warning Issued for Arizona and California

The National Weather Service (NWS) in Phoenix, Arizona, has issued an Extreme Heat Warning effective from October 6 at 9:47 AM MST until October 8 at 8:00 PM MST. This warning highlights dangerously hot conditions with afternoon temperatures expected to range between 102°F and 106°F (39°C to 41°C). The affected areas include the Gila River Valley and Parker Valley in Arizona, as well as the Chuckwalla Valley and Palo Verde Valley in California. Residents are advised to take precautions as the heat poses a major risk, even by local standards. Heat-related illnesses such as heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke are significantly more likely during this period.