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Evie Daley, a talented local nine-year-old, has been crowned USA National Princess, marking a remarkable achievement in her journey that includes a $5,000 scholarship, extensive prizes, and the chance to model at New York Fashion Week. Learn more about Evie and her service to our community.

Parker’s Kitchen, the Savannah-based convenience store and food service leader recently named a USA Today Top Workplace 2024, has earned a spot on the Inc. 5000 list of the fastest growing private companies in America for the seventh time.

This fall, the Savannah Music Festival and Plant Riverside District will elevate the Savannah Music Festival/District Live Series with electrifying performances by gospel-soul group The Sensational Barnes Brothers and high-energy bluegrass band Town Mountain, featuring local favorites Swamptooth, all at the cutting-edge District Live venue.

The former Sun Belt Defensive Player of the Year will play for CS Maritimo.

Bulloch Academy hopes to pick up where they left off in the 2023 season with a win in this Bulloch County rivalry matchup.

A new study reveals that the University System of Georgia generated a remarkable $21.9 billion for the state's economy in fiscal year 2023, marking a 9% increase from the previous year, while also highlighting the substantial lifetime earnings boost of $1.4 million for its bachelor’s degree graduates.

A routine traffic stop by Bulloch County Sheriff's deputies early Saturday morning uncovered a shooting victim on Lanier Drive. The driver, who had sustained multiple gunshot wounds, was discovered during a road safety check and was airlifted to Memorial Health in Savannah for treatment.

In celebration of August's designation as Shooting Sports Month by Governor Brian Kemp, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources is encouraging visits to public shooting ranges across the state with a chance to win WRD Prize Packs through a series of weekly drawings.

The Portal Panthers ready to continue their history making with another winning season.

A melody of hymns now floats through the air in Statesboro on Sunday mornings, thanks to a recently completed project at Pittman Park United Methodist Church.