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The Undercovers to bring the timeless hits of Rogers, Richie & Robinson to Statesboro’s Emma Kelly Theater
Prepare for an evening of nostalgic melodies and rich harmonies as acclaimed vocalists Luke McMaster, Kevin Pauls, and Joel Parisien —collectively known as The Undercovers—take the stage live at the historic Emma Kelly Theater. On Friday, October 9, 2026, at 7pm, the trio will present "Rogers, Richie & Robinson," a specialized musical celebration honoring three of the greatest pioneers in American music history: Kenny Rogers, Lionel Richie, and Smokey Robinson. The Undercovers are widely recognized for their unique ability to reimagine iconic, chart-topping hits across genres. Audiences can expect to rediscover timeless, genre-spanning favorites like Kenny Rogers’ country-pop classic "The Gambler," Lionel Richie’s soulful ballad "Hello," and Smokey Robinson’s legendary Motown anthem "Cruisin’” all reinterpreted with the group’s signature smooth vocal arrangements. Beyond the brilliant live arrangements, the performance will take the audience on an intimate journey behind the music. The vocalists will share personal behind-the-scenes stories that weave together the surprising connections and intertwined legacies of these legendary country, pop, and soul pioneers. Hosted at the iconic Emma Kelly Theater at the Averitt Center for the Arts (33 East Main Street), this one-night-only event promises to be a night of memorable music that defined eras. Event Details: The Undercovers
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Lady Tigers Open Fall Season At Glassy Mountain Autumn Classic
LANDRUM, S.C. – The Savannah State University women's golf team opened the fall portion of their 2026 season on Monday as they competed part in the Glassy Mountain Autumn Classic, hosted by North Greenville University, on Monday at The Cliffs at Glassy Golf Course. Through the first two rounds...
Savannah Morning News
Fort McAllister to recreate final battle of Sherman's march
Fort McAllister State Historic Park will mark the 162nd anniversary of the Battle of Fort McAllister with a two-day winter muster and battle reenactment. The event commemorates the final battle fought in Georgia during the Civil War and the conclusion of Sherman's March to the Sea, according to a community announcement. Visitors will have opportunities to explore military encampments, watch living history demonstrations and experience a reenactment of the assault that led to the fort's capture in December 1864. Activities are scheduled for Dec. 11 and Dec. 12 at Fort McAllister State Historic Park, 3894 Fort McAllister Road in Richmond Hill. Guests attending on Dec. 11 can tour Union camps, observe Confederate soldiers preparing for battle and visit the fort and museum between 10 a.m. and 4:45 p.m. Fort and museum tours are included with admission. On Dec. 12, visitors can explore military camps and learn about daily soldier life from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The battle reenactment is scheduled for 4:40 p.m. Visitors who want to watch the reenactment must be in place by 4 p.m. and purchase tickets before that time. Living history program recreates events before final assault The winter muster is designed to recreate the
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SCAD Savannah Film Festival reveals star-studded 2026 lineup
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - The Savannah College of Art and Design has revealed its official lineup and award recipients for the 29th annual SCAD Savannah Film Festival, bringing more than 160 films and dozens of Hollywood stars to the Hostess City later this month. The eight-day event, recognized as the...
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Savannah celebrates 100th anniversary of Bacon Park Municipal Golf Course
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - The City of Savannah and O.C. Welch Golf Properties hosted a community celebration for the 100th anniversary of Bacon Park Municipal Golf Course on Friday. The city honored the history of the course and unveiled a memorial plaque for the late Willis “Shorty” Cooper. Cooper retired...
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“Boro Nights, Senior Lights”: A new kind of senior prom brings dancing, laughter, and good times to the Boro
On Friday, September 18, 2026, the Statesboro Family YMCA and Willow Pond Senior Care joined forces to host a special senior prom designed to celebrate connection and community. With Willow Pond serving as the premier sponsor, the event welcomed approximately 75 guests for an evening of music and dancing, featuring a “Greased Lightning” theme that reminded attendees of their younger years. Willow Pond’s Erica Sellers Wells (left) escorts residents Frank B., Janice S(sitting) for a great evening of entertainment . Michele LeBlanc The YMCA’s Youth Center was transformed into a festive dancefloor with strobe lights, cabaret tables, and a photo booth, creating a perfect setting. Guests in their finest poodle skirts and leather jackets embraced the theme, whether reliving the good ol’ days or enjoying a prom redo. The celebration featured a 4pm red carpet arrival and a main event from 5-7pm. “The goal of this event was to encourage residents to get out, enjoy an evening of dancing, delicious food, and entertainment, and create lasting memories,” Jennifer Sherrard from Willow Pond shared. “As a Life Enrichment Director, I believe events like this give seniors an opportunity to step outside their daily routine, socialize, and enjoy an uplifting experience while
Marietta Daily Journal
Mighty Eighth Air Force’s monthly Mighty Talk series continues
The National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force, 175 Bourne Avenue in Pooler, will continue its Mighty Talk series with “Forgotten Souls: The Search for the Lost Tuskegee Airmen,” with award-winning investigative journalist and author Cheryl Thompson. The program will be 11 a.m. on Oct. 10 at the museum. The program is free, but registration is required at https://tinyurl.com/3fdvxeat . The Tuskegee Airmen are legendary. These African-American military aviators in the U.S. Armed Forces earned high marks for their patriotism, their combat records and their elite standards. Their contributions are now a vital part of African-American history and an important factor in America’s success during World War II. Yet many black pilots who served in the 332nd Fighter Group overseas never returned from their missions, nor were they honored by the U.S. government for their sacrifices for decades. “Forgotten Souls: The Search for the Lost Tuskegee Airmen” examines the lives of the 27 pilots who went missing while battling the enemy abroad – and honors their lives, their sacrifices and their legacy. This book serves as long overdue closure for the pilots who gave their lives. Thompson is an award-winning investigative correspondent for National Public Radio and an associate
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‘The Odyssey’ star John Leguizamo and casting director John Papsidera set for SCAD Savannah Film Festival honors
The awards are starting to roll in for The Odyssey. Pedro Pascal gives 'career-best' performance in 'Behemoth!,' but not every critic is in tune The film's star John Leguizamo (Eumaeus) will receive the Distinguished Performance Award and casting director John Papsidera will receive the Outstanding Achievement in Casting Award at this year's SCAD Savannah Film Festival. The awards will be presented at a screening of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey and include a conversation moderated by Gold Derby editor-in-chief Debra Birnbaum. The festival runs Oct. 24–31 in Savannah. "John Leguizamo and John Papsidera represent two distinct but equally vital sides of the filmmaking process — the art of performance and the artistry of casting," said SCAD School of Film and Acting dean Andra Reeve-Rabb. "John Leguizamo’s extraordinary career across film, television, Broadway, comedy and drama is a testament to the power of a singular creative voice, while John Papsidera’s remarkable body of work demonstrates the artistry and instinct behind bringing the right performers together to realize a filmmaker’s vision." Leguizamo stars in The Odyssey as Eumaeus, the loyal friend of Odysseus, and is currently tracking No. 3 on the Gold Derby leaderboards for Best Supporting Actor. His acclaimed film career includes
The Current GA
Photo gallery: Tybee crowd cheers sea turtle as he heads for home
A crowd of 200 people gathered on Tybee Island’s North Beach on Saturday to watch Ossie the sea turtle go home. Staff from the Tybee Island Marine Science Center carried the 3-year-old loggerhead sea turtle toward the water and set it on the wet sand.
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Students camp out for SCAD Savannah Film Festival tickets
SAVANNAH, Ga. — SCAD students are already lining up in Savannah as excitement builds for the 29th annual SCAD Savannah Film Festival, now just three weeks away. Students began lining up outside the box office on Broughton Street more than three days before tickets were set to be distributed, with hundreds camping out overnight for […]
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Metropolitan Savannah Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is rescheduling its 10th Annual Business & Community Awards Gala
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) – The Metropolitan Savannah Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (MSAVHCC) announced Friday that it has decided to reschedule its 10th Annual Business & Community Awards Gala, RENACER 2026. The event will move from its previously announced October 10 date to Saturday, November 7, 2026. It will be held at the Hyatt Regency Savannah. […]
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Woods Ties For First, Tigers Close Strong At Wolves Fall Intercollegiate
LANCASTER, S.C. — Savannah State men's golf saved its best golf for the final round of the Wolves Fall Intercollegiate on Tuesday, as Justin Woods fired a 6-under round to finish tied atop the individual leaderboard and the Tigers closed the tournament with a 1-over team score at Edgewater Golf Course.
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Coastal Heritage Society to host annual Battlefield Memorial March
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) – In 1779, one of the most pivotal battles and the bloodiest hour in the Revolutionary War took place in Savannah, killing more than 800 French and American Soldiers. On Oct. 9, the Coastal Heritage Society’s annual Battlefield Memorial March will take place to honor the Battle of Savannah and salute the […]