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The Savannah Morning News is a daily publication based in Savannah, Georgia, and is produced by Gannett. Its motto is "Light of the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry". The newspaper caters to the residents of Savannah, its surrounding metropolitan area, and extends its reach into certain regions of South Carolina.

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Gov. Brian Kemp signs package of bills focused on strengthening Georgia's workforce

2 days ago | savannahnow.com | Dave Williams

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Kemp signs bills streamlining state government including one targeting foreign adversaries

2 days ago | savannahnow.com | Dave Williams

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed a bill barring state agencies from purchasing from companies linked to foreign adversaries. The legislation tasks the Georgia Technology Authority with maintaining a list of restricted companies based on US Commerce Department designations. Kemp also signed several bills aimed at streamlining business licensing processes in Georgia.
U.S. Senator Warnock's report says manufacturing jobs at risk if IRA is repealed

4 days ago | savannahnow.com | Joseph Schwartzburt |Evan Lasseter

Sen. Warnock warns that Georgia could lose jobs and investment if Congress cuts clean energy tax credits from the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). Some Republicans, including Rep. Buddy Carter, have expressed support for maintaining certain IRA tax credits. Warnock highlights the positive economic impact of the IRA in Georgia, citing Hyundai's metaplant as an example, although Hyundai maintains their site selection predated the IRA. Sen.
Tornado watch issued for Chatham County Saturday night as thunderstorms roll through

4 days ago | savannahnow.com | Evan Lasseter

A tornado watch is in effect for portions of Chatham County, including Savannah, until 8:45 p.m. Saturday. Portions of Chatham County are under a tornado watch until 8:45 p.m. Saturday as severe thunderstorms make their way through the Savannah area, according to the National Weather Service Charleston.
Savannah's Abercorn Street closed from 64th to 66th Streets due to flooding

4 days ago | savannahnow.com | Evan Lasseter

Abercorn Street (between 64th and 66th Streets) is closed due to flooding. Abercorn Street between 64th and 66th Streets is being closed due to flooding Saturday morning, according to a Savannah Police Department spokesperson. The Savannah area featured heavy rains and thunderstorms Saturday morning, leading to some street flooding in the city.
What channel is Savannah Bananas game in Nashville on today? Time, TV schedule to watch Bananas

5 days ago | savannahnow.com | Nick Gray

The Savannah Bananas make their Nissan Stadium debut on May 10, facing the Party Animals at the home of the Tennessee Titans in Nashville. Baseball's most unique experience has expanded to major college and professional sports stadiums in 2025. Last month, fans sold out Clemson's Memorial Stadium in South Carolina and filled all 81,000 seats. Previous Bananas stops in Nashville have featured games at First Horizon Park.
On Our Radar: City releases "draft" SPLOST list for council feedback; Union Mission expands

5 days ago | savannahnow.com | Evan Lasseter

Savannah held a workshop on a new Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) referendum, including a draft project list. Union Mission is expanding services with a new resource center for the homeless. The city of Savannah held a workshop on a new Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax referendum, which featured a "draft" project list for council to provide feedback on.
Memorial Day is the unofficial start of boating season. Here are some tips to stay safe

5 days ago | savannahnow.com | Destini Ambus

Always have a float plan that includes destination, needed items, weather, and tides. Essential items include life jackets, first aid kits, navigation tools, and a VHF radio. Be aware of tides and potential corrosion issues with electronics. As the temperature warms and the first days of summer approach, more and more people will hit the water.
HGTV names this Georgia town one of 30 up-and-coming small cities in the U.S. Here's where

5 days ago | savannahnow.com | Ryne Dennis

Gainesville, Georgia, sits in a prime spot in north Georgia, well north of the hustle-and-bustle of Atlanta in the foothills of the Appalachians and along the northern banks of Lake Lanier. For those reasons, and a growth in jobs and wages, HGTV lists the town as one of its 30 up-and-coming small cities in America.
Did you know there's an all-you-can-eat Chick-fil-A? Here's where to find the lone location

5 days ago | savannahnow.com | Miguel Legoas

Georgia's native Chick-fil-A has more than 200 locations statewide, but only one all-you-can-eat model in the U.S.Here's what we know about this unique style of a longtime favorite:Where is Chick-fil-A's all-you-can-eat location? The University of Oklahoma reportedly has Chick-fil-A's only all-you-can-eat location. It's at the Couch Restaurants cafeteria between Third and Fourth streets next to the Couch Center. How much is all-you-can-eat Chick-fil-A at the University of Oklahoma?