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SCCPSS to hold Pooler meeting Monday on proposed early learning center
POOLER, Ga. (WTOC) - The Savannah-Chatham County Public School System is holding a community meeting Monday evening to hear from families and residents about a proposed Pooler Early Learning Center, the school system said. The meeting is at 6 p.m. Monday, Nov. 2, in the Pooler Elementary School gym. Who...
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Family’s legacy helps two Savannah students with $10,000 in scholarships
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Two students received a combined $10,000 in scholarships during a Savannah church celebration honoring a couple whose family is helping others access the education they never had. Nyanna Saunders and Charlotte Smart received the awards during Scholarship Sunday on Oct. 25 at New Beginning Community Christian...
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Sold-Out NAACP Banquet Honors Legacy and Calls Savannah to Action
The Savannah Branch NAACP’s sold-out 41st Annual Freedom Fund Banquet brought community leaders, elected officials and supporters to Savannah State University on Oct. 24 for an evening honoring service and renewing the call for justice. Under the theme “Honoring Our Legacy, Advancing Our Future,” Branch President Rev. Paul E....
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Scooters on the Rise: A Growing Campus Trend at Savannah State
On the campus of Savannah State University electric scooters are becoming a popular way for students to get around the campus, students are using them to travel between classes, meetings and other campus destinations. For Cierra Ross, a junior at Savannah State, riding a scooter means having more time in...
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Ogeechee Technical College scholarship banquet celebrates community connections
The Ogeechee Technical College Foundation celebrated its donors and scholarship recipients at its annual Scholarship Banquet, held last night in the Oak Room of the Jack Hill Building at the College. Ogeechee Technical College President Lori Durden opened the evening’s two banquets with welcome remarks. “I hope our scholarship recipients know how very proud we are of you,” said Durden. “We understand that earning a college degree or credential takes a lot of hard work and determination, and we know that sometimes a little financial support can make all the difference.” One of the most meaningful aspects of the annual Scholarship Banquet is the opportunity it provides for donors to sit alongside the students whose educational journeys they help make possible. The event celebrates not only the generosity that makes scholarships possible, but also the personal connections between donors and the students whose lives they impact. “And to our donors, thank you. Your generosity is making a difference right here in our community. Thanks to you, our students can focus a little bit more on their education and a little bit less on how they’re going to pay for it,” Durden continued. A highlight of the evening was the keynote