Genevieve Lund

1 day ago | wsav.com | Genevieve Lund

RICHMOND HILL, Ga. (WSAV) – Richmond Hill’s long-awaited indoor pool may soon become a reality as the city moves forward with plans for an aquatic center after years of delays. Construction hasn’t started yet, but progress is finally happening. Discussions are intensifying again over a long-awaited aquatic center in Richmond Hill. After years of on-and-off conversations, the city is partnering with community organizations to make it happen. This time, the project has a real shot.

2 days ago | wsav.com | Genevieve Lund

HUTCHINSON ISLAND, Ga. (WSAV) – Savannah is making waves – literally – with a groundbreaking addition to its waterfront. Chatham Area Transit is rolling out the nation’s first waterjet hybrid ferries. The new additions promise a greener, smoother ride for locals and visitors alike. You’ve probably taken a ferry ride in Savannah before – but not like the one that Savannah now offers.

3 days ago | yahoo.com | Genevieve Lund

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — If your child goes to Shuman Elementary – a school that’s been part of Savannah for over 60 years – there’s an important meeting tonight. The school board is considering a plan to close the school because of low enrollment and old buildings. The proposal to close Shuman Elementary has been in motion for more than a year. This is part of the district’s long-range facilities plan aimed at improving efficiency and reallocating resources.

3 days ago | wsav.com | Storm Wolf |Genevieve Lund

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — If your child goes to Shuman Elementary – a school that’s been part of Savannah for over 60 years – there’s an important meeting tonight. The school board is considering a plan to close the school because of low enrollment and old buildings. The proposal to close Shuman Elementary has been in motion for more than a year. This is part of the district’s long-range facilities plan aimed at improving efficiency and reallocating resources.

4 days ago | yahoo.com | Genevieve Lund

CHATHAM COUNTY, Ga. (WSAV) — School’s out but hunger isn’t taking a vacation. Thousands of children across Coastal Georgia face a summer without reliable access to meals. That’s why WSAV is teaming up with Second Harvest for the third annual School’s Out Summer Food Drive and the need has never been greater. The kitchen at Second Harvest prepares nearly 9,000 meals a day and the month of June is crucial to help fill the gap left when school meals go away.