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Crews deepening the Savannah River kept pulling up cannons. By 2022 they had 19, sunk nearly 250 years ago during the Revolutionary War
A routine harbor-deepening project in 2021 turned into a major historic find when a dredge scooping the Savannah River bed pulled up a rusted cannon in its jaws. Crews widening the channel quickly raised two more guns in the next scoop, eventually recovering 19 heavy iron weapons by March 2022. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers later brought up two more from the riverbed, bringing the final tally to 21 Revolutionary War cannons.
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Did you know Savannah has the oldest bar in Georgia? Check it out
The oldest bar in Georgia is a Savannah hotspot . Not only is it connected to the state's founder, it's also tied to a world-renowned novel. What is Georgia's first bar? In its list of the oldest bars in every state, VinePair identified The Pirates' House as Georgia's first. It's housed in an old inn and tavern founded in 1753 as the state became more established, welcoming in more visitors. The inn and tavern grew out from what was the Herb House, built in 1734 as a home to the gardener of what was the first public agricultural experimental garden in America, which was established by Georgia's founder James Oglethorpe in 1733. How did the Pirates House get its name? As Savannah became a thriving seaport, the inn/tavern was a popular destination for sailors. The Pirates' House also has a connection to perhaps the most popular pirates book ever written: Robert Louis Stevenson's "Treasure Island." It mentions multiple times how one Captain Flint died in Savannah drinking and being merry. It's believed the Pirates' House was the inspiration for this piece of backstory. Pirates House menu As a bar, the Pirates' House has a full menu of drinks including featured
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Tractors, tunes, and a whole lot of community fun in Downtown Statesboro
After two weather-related cancellations, Statesboro's highly anticipated Tractors & Tunes event finally rolled into downtown Friday evening, November 6, 2026, bringing tractors, live music and plenty of things to explore along East Main Street. Hosted by the Statesboro-Bulloch County Chamber of Commerce and the Downtown Statesboro Development Authority , the free event took place from 6:30-8pm, bringing together local businesses, agricultural organizations, and residents for a night of fun to celebrate the region's agricultural industry. Guests were weaving in and out of tractors, vendor stations, and food stalls! | Photo by Makayla Varner "The purpose of the event is to bring our Ag community together, and not only that, but to introduce people that aren't involved in Ag to Ag," said Mandy Broadwell , programs and events director for the Statesboro-Bulloch County Chamber of Commerce. "And really, it's just to come together as a community." Outside of Tractors & Tunes, which is typically hosted right before the time change, the Chamber also works to bring the agricultural community together through another event called Blessing of the Crops, held in March. The breakfast gathering invites local farmers and other community members to come together to pray for the upcoming year's crops,
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Mayor Johnson surprises Alpha Kappa Alpha international president, CEO with keys to city
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) – On Saturday, Savannah Mayor Van R. Johnson surprised Charletta Wilson Jacks, the 32nd International President and Chief Executive Officer of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority and a Savannah native, with the Key to the City. The surprise presentation happened at the Sorority’s Board of Directors’ November meeting in Savannah. As a graduate […]