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Eleven Chatham County residents charged in massive retail theft scheme
Eleven people face charges for a multi-state retail theft scheme that cost businesses over $200,000 in goods.
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Developer makes $3 million purchase on Savannah's east side
A Minnesota developer bought a Savannah property for $3 million near the McAlpin Square shopping center.
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New Savannah restaurant brings a taste of Paris to Georgia
A new French-inspired brasserie in Savannah is bringing escargot, steak frites and other French classics to Georgia. Here's what to know.
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Rick Jackson meets with Georgia veterans in Savannah
Gov. candidate Rick Jackson joined Georgia veterans at Nine Line Apparel in Savannah to discuss challenges facing veterans and military families.
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Does Georgia change clocks this weekend? Here's when we'll fall back
Georgia clocks are scheduled to fall back soon, but a federal bill that could make daylight saving time permanent has cleared the House. Here's more.
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Savannah diners said hello and goodbye to eateries in 2026
A look back at the Savannah restaurants that opened and closed in 2026, highlighting the new arrivals and notable departures.
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Three Savannah restaurants land on Tripadvisor's top date night list
Tripadvisor highlighted date night restaurants across the nation and three Savannah favorites made the list. See which ones were recognized.
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New leader takes charge at Pace Center for Girls Jacksonville
Kim Simon brings 15 years of nonprofit experience to her new role as executive director of Pace Jacksonville.
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Savannah Morning News
What would permanent daylight saving time mean for Georgia?
Clocks will fall back soon as daylight saving time ends. But President Trump and Congress are pushing to make daylight saving time permanent. Here's more.
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Chatham Area Transit drivers return to work after suspensions this week
Most Chatham Area Transit drivers returned to work after being suspended for refusing to use a new time tracking software.
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Savannah Morning News
Developer eyes new 150-acre solar farm project in Effingham County
A proposed 150-acre solar farm in Effingham County could power thousands of homes and generate millions in tax revenue.
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Savannah Morning News
New Savannah teachers union leader seeks community help | Opinion
Rodney Lovett takes over as Savannah teachers union president and urges the community to help improve local schools.
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