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Police in South Carolina were led on a hoof chase with a pair of tiny porcine suspects nicknamed the "Bacon Bits."
A group of Savannah-area businessmen made a $6.6 million purchase on Savannah's south side, according to the latest Chatham County property transfers. Three Savannah-based LLCs purchased the Savannah Crossings Shopping Center at 12052 Middleground Road. The center is near Georgia Southern University's Armstrong Campus. The property’s buyers were Ten Point LLC, 1713 Old Dean Forest LLC and B.G. Bazemore Holdings LLC. Zachary Riddle is the registered agent for Ten Point LLC and 1713 Old Dean Forest LLC. Riddle partnered with Savannah business mogul Greg Parker on renovation of Downtown Savannah’s Truist bank building on Johnson Square. Brent Bazemore, president at Griffin Contracting, is principal of B.G. Bazemore Holdings LLC. Find more on this week’s property sales here, including a plethora of home sales. Last week's transfers: Savannah homes staying on market longer this year | Property Transfers Search property transfers for Chatham, Bryan and Effingham counties >> .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } function receiveMessage(event) {document.getElementById(event.data.id).style.height = event.data.height + "px";} window.addEventListener("message", receiveMessage, false); This article originally appeared on Savannah Morning News: Commercial site sells for $6.6 million | Property transfers
Phillips Lytle adds Hilton Head-based TaberPatrick P.C. The acquisition establishes the firm’s first Southeast office. Founder Jonathan P. Taber will lead the Hilton Head office. The firm plans to serve South Carolina and Georgia markets. New York firm Phillips Lytle LLP added Hilton Head-based TaberPatrick P.C. to its portfolio,...
In Beaufort, Jasper and Hampton counties, and around the Palmetto State, the Nov. 3 General Election was not just about red or blue, candidates and numbers - the hot-button issues at stake ranged from environmental protection and crime prevention to property tax relief and educational improvements. Stopping the construction of new data centers and preventing property tax hikes were rallying cries from the state to the county levels of this election, amid other critical issues. Here are the results of the Nov. 3 races that most significantly impact our three-county corner of the Lowcountry and our state as a whole. All results are unofficial until certified later this week, and some races may require recounts or runoff elections. State and national election results at a glance With only two precincts yet to report, Republicans for the most part appeared to sweep the statewide elections — by narrow margins — but suffered losses in the national Congressional races. Governor and Lt. Governor With 2,310 precincts reporting statewide out of 2,312 as of midnight Tuesday, Republicans Alan Wilson (Governor) and Mike Reichenbach had already earned 51.71 percent of the vote (1,046,433 votes) to apparently defeat Democrats Jermaine Johnson and Sam Skardon with
HARDEEVILLE — About 430 Beaufort-Jasper Water and Sewer Authority customers near Argent Boulevard and Shortcut Road in Hardeeville are expected to lose water service overnight while crews work on a new water main. The shutdown is scheduled from 10 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 5, to 2 a.m. Friday, Nov. 6.
GRAYS — Steps which once led up to a high school in Grays now stand alone in front of an open field overlooking abandoned structures. Those steps and an abandoned boiler house which sit behind the former Grays Consolidated High School are the two structures citizens are being asked to provide feedback on to county officials. The area surrounding the steps and building contain Grays Community Park with basketball courts and a playground.
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) — Residents across the Hollywood, Ravenel and Meggett rural communities are getting improved emergency response capabilities following the addition of new water-shuttling equipment in the St. Paul’s Fire District. The department has officially placed two new water tenders into service, including Tender 1407 stationed...
Several Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools are earning statewide recognition in the 2027 U.S. News Best Elementary and Middle Schools rankings, highlighting strong outcomes for students across SCCPSS. Savannah Classical Academy earned recognition across multiple categories, ranking #1 among Savannah-Chatham County elementary schools and #2 among Savannah-Chatham County middle schools. The...
Annual Holiday Market Features Original Artwork, Handcrafted Gifts and Holiday Décor from More Than 90 Local Artists. The holiday season is getting a creative start in Old Town Bluffton as the Society of Bluffton Artists (SOBA) welcomes shoppers to its ever-popular annual Holiday Market. On view throughout November and through December 23, the market offers a festive shopping experience featuring handcrafted holiday décor, ornaments and one-of-a-kind gifts created by local artists. The market will be open 7 days a week, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday and from 11 a.m. through 3 p.m. Sundays.
The full-sized statues currently sit above the old Chatham County Schools building at 208 Bull St. The ones being revitalized served as the blueprints; a smaller version of the large statues.
