The Savannah Tribune
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WEBOct 2, 2024 · By Savannah Tribune | October 02, 2024. On the evening of Thursday, September 26, 2024, Hurricane Helene swept through the southeast region, bringing powerful winds and heavy rain that caused intermittent power outages across the Savannah-Chatham County area and Savannah State University (SSU) campus. As the storm raged through the night, power ...
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WEBBy Savannah Tribune | October 02, 2024. SAVE THE DATE Friday, October 18, 2024@7pm Liberty City-Richfield-Southover will host their Community Improvement Association, Inc will host thei Annual Banquet Speaker: Lester Johnson, Esq. Tickets $35 Liberty City Community Center, 1401 Mills B Lane Deborah Garrard-Allen (912) 308-3238 Gloria Cleveland ...
The Savannah Community Celebrates the Life of Lois Ruth Cason …
WEBAug 21, 2024 · Lois Wooten. Lois Ruth Cason Wooten passed away peacefully at home with her daughter present on August 3, 2024 in Memphis, Tennessee. Lois was born April 28, 1929 in Dooly County, Georgia to Ellen Noble and Warren Whitis Cason. Her parents farmed and owned the local General Store and a shingle mill. Lois graduated from Dooly County High School ...
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WEBTHE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE Contact Information The Savannah Tribune, a pioneer among weekly newspapers, is one of the oldest African-American-owned and operated publications in America. Originally founded in 1875 as The Colored Tribune by Louis B. Toomer, Sr., Louis M. Pleasant and Managing Editor, John H. DeVeaux, The Savannah Tribune was in continuous publication until 1960
The Savannah Tribune, Historic African- American Newspaper, …
WEBJul 21, 2021 · The Savannah Tribune, a pioneer among weekly newspapers, is one of the oldest African-American-owned and operated publications in America. Originally founded in 1875 as The Colored Tribune by Louis B. Toomer, Sr., Louis M. Pleasant and Managing Editor, John H. DeVeaux, The Savannah Tribune …
The United House of Prayer For All People Celebrates Convocation …
WEBSep 4, 2019 · Bishop C. M Grace “Sweet Daddy Grace” The United House of Prayer for All People will celebrate their 2019 Convocation along with the Centennial Anniversary beginning Sunday, September 22 through Sunday, September 29, 2019. The United House of Prayer for All People was founded in 1919 by …
Gateway Behavioral Health Crisis Center Offers Services For Those …
WEBJun 2, 2021 · If an individual is in a crisis, there is a 1-hour 8am-9am window in which a person can walk into the facility for an evaluation. The facility is open 24 hours, seven days a week. Gateway Behavioral has a staff of 80 clinicians, doctors, and nurses. The staff members can complete assessments, safety plans, and treatment plans.
Celebrate Our History - The Savannah Tribune
WEBA weekly newspaper covering news and issues related to Savannah’s African American community, The Savannah Tribune, originally named The Colored Tribune, was founded and published its first edition in 1875. Three African-American civic and business leaders, John H. Deveaux, Louis B. Toomer, Sr., and Louis M. Pleasant, recognized the need for ...
Announcing the 43rd Savannah Jazz Festival 2024
WEBAug 14, 2024 · By Savannah Tribune | on August 14, 2024. Savannah Jazz, in partnership with the City of Savannah and other sponsors announces that the 43rd Savannah Jazz Festival will take place September 18 – 22. 15 Free events are supported by the City of Savannah and this year two ticketed performances are sponsored by Roger Wood Foods, Lucas Theatre for ...