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Healthy Savannah is recognizing the advancement of breastfeeding promotion, support and acceptance across Chatham County...
09/10/2026

Healthy Savannah is recognizing the advancement of breastfeeding promotion, support and acceptance across Chatham County as it marks the conclusion of the third year of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health (REACH) Grant period. During the past twelve months, Healthy Savannah and community partners advanced practical, visible efforts to make breastfeeding information easier to access and to ensure families feel welcomed and supported in public spaces, workplaces, community organizations and neighborhood gathering places.

La Leche League grant brings breastfeeding resources to local libraries as more businesses and organizations join the “Breastfeeding Welcome Here” campaign. (SAVANNAH, Ga.) Healthy Savannah is recognizing the advancement of breastfeeding promotion, support and acceptance across Chatham County as...

BATTLEFIELD MEMORIAL MARCH(SAVANNAH, GA) Coastal Heritage Society’s annual Battlefield Memorial March returns Friday, Oc...
09/10/2026

BATTLEFIELD MEMORIAL MARCH
(SAVANNAH, GA) Coastal Heritage Society’s annual Battlefield Memorial March returns Friday, Oct. 9, commemorating the soldiers who fought in the 1779 Battle of Savannah. The free public event begins at 9 a.m. at Savannah History Museum, 303 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Participants will retrace the soldiers’ route before gathering at Battlefield Memorial Park for a remembrance ceremony. RSVP is encouraged:

As part of the nationwide America 250 commemoration, Coastal Heritage Society invites the community to honor those who fought in the 1779 Battle of Savannah, one of the Revolutionary War’s most pivotal conflicts, where approximately 800 troops were killed or wounded.

Colonial Terminals Opens New Multimodal Breakbulk Facility on the Savannah RiverSavannah, Ga., [September 8, 2026] — Col...
09/09/2026

Colonial Terminals Opens New Multimodal Breakbulk Facility on the Savannah River

Savannah, Ga., [September 8, 2026] — Colonial Terminals announced the opening of Foundation 3, a new breakbulk facility on the Savannah River and the latest addition to its terminal network, expanding the company’s capabilities to serve customers moving cargo throughout the Southeast and beyond.

The approximately 25-acre terminal strengthens Colonial Terminals’ ability to provide integrated marine, rail, trucking and storage solutions while increasing breakbulk capacity in one of the nation’s fastest-growing logistics markets. With direct vessel access, Class I rail service through Norfolk Southern and convenient access to Interstate 16 and Interstate 95, Foundation 3 provides customers with greater flexibility and efficiency in moving cargo through the Port of Savannah region.

While Savannah has earned recognition as one of the nation’s premier container gateways, Colonial Terminals remains committed to ensuring the region is equally positioned to serve the bulk and breakbulk cargo markets. Foundation 3 advances that vision by providing dedicated infrastructure, multimodal connectivity and specialized capabilities that strengthen Savannah’s role as a diversified maritime and logistics hub.

“Foundation 3 reflects our continued commitment to investing in the infrastructure, capabilities and services our customers need to grow,” said Troy Gouger, vice president of operations of Colonial Terminals. “This facility expands our ability to deliver reliable, multimodal solutions while further strengthening Savannah’s position as a premier gateway for breakbulk and industrial cargo. We believe customers moving bulk and breakbulk commodities deserve the same world-class logistics options and connectivity that have made Savannah a leader in containerized trade.”

As supply chains continue to evolve, shippers increasingly seek facilities that can connect cargo seamlessly across multiple transportation modes. Foundation 3 was developed to meet that demand, offering customers a single location where cargo can move efficiently between vessel, rail, truck, and warehouse operations.

The facility features an 810-foot heavy-capacity dock capable of accommodating a wide range of breakbulk and project cargo vessels. An onsite rail yard with more than 14,000 feet of track, terminal-operated switching services and rail-served warehouse access further enhances the facility’s ability to support efficient cargo movement. Foundation 3 is designed to support 24-hour operations, providing customers with flexibility to meet demanding schedules and supply chain requirements.

Storage capabilities include two warehouses totaling 130,000 square feet, including a newly renovated dockside warehouse, as well as a 75,000-square-foot concrete storage area for outdoor cargo. Additional adjacent acreage provides opportunities for future growth as customer needs evolve.

Foundation 3 is equipped to handle a diverse range of commodities, including steel, forest products, project cargo, palletized products, super sacks, and other general cargo. Both union and non-union stevedoring services are available, allowing Colonial Terminals to tailor services to customer and cargo requirements.

The opening of Foundation 3 represents Colonial Terminals’ ongoing investment in the future of Savannah’s maritime and logistics industry. As global trade patterns continue to evolve, the facility positions the company to better serve customers while supporting the movement of cargo through one of the Southeast’s most important transportation corridors.

About Colonial Terminals
Colonial Terminals, Inc. (CTI) is an industry leader in the handling and storage of liquid and dry bulk products. Colonial Terminals began operations in 1934 with the construction of a 21-acre, deep-water terminal located on the Savannah River to serve the burgeoning import and export, petroleum storage market. Today, Colonial Terminals owns and operates the largest independent liquid and dry bulk storage facilities with breakbulk capability in the Southeastern United States. Colonial Terminals is a wholly owned subsidiary of Colonial Group, Inc. www.colonialterminals.com

Media Contact:
Melody Boyd
Sr. Marketing Manager
Office: 912.236.1331
Direct: 912.443.6670
Mobile: 912.655.4899
[email protected]
colonialgroupinc.com

09/01/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Bunny Ware and “Bunny in the City” Join WJCL 22

Local content creator will showcase community events across WJCL 22’s broadcast and digital platforms

SAVANNAH, Ga. — WJCL 22 is pleased to announce that longtime Savannah content creator and event photographer Bunny Ware and her brand, “Bunny in the City,” are joining WJCL 22.
Beginning Sept. 1, Ware will share photos and videos from events across Chatham, Effingham, Bulloch, Bryan and Liberty counties. Her coverage will appear on WJCL 22 News, WJCL.com and the WJCL 22 News App.
“We are excited to reunite with Bunny and her years of experience illuminating events in the Savannah community,” said Ben Hart, President and General Manager of WJCL 22. “This is a wonderful expansion of our mutual commitment to showcase what’s great about the Savannah area.”

The partnership marks a homecoming for Ware, who began working at WJCL 22 about 15 years ago on the assignment desk before moving into a community relations role.
“Coming back to WJCL 22 feels a little like coming home,” Ware said. “I love seeing how much the station has grown its commitment to the community, especially nonprofits and people doing good things. That’s what I’ve always wanted ‘Bunny in the City’ to be about — shining a light on the people and events that make this area special.”

“WJCL 22 is proud to be more than a news station — we’re part of the community and committed to connecting with our neighbors,” said Lee Neely, News Director at WJCL 22. “Bunny has long been a Savannah staple, celebrating the people and stories that make our area special, and we’re thrilled to welcome her back home. Together, we’ll expand our coverage, strengthen our community connections and serve the city of Savannah better than ever.”
For more than 20 years, Ware has documented Savannah’s social and community scene. “Bunny in the City” began as a social column in the Savannah Morning News and has grown into a multimedia presence spanning photography, print, digital, radio and social media.

Ware has a weekly radio segment on WRHQ and contributes to several local publications and platforms. In 2025, she received the Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce Small Business Advocate Award for her commitment to promoting local businesses and the people behind them.

Audiences can see content from “Bunny in the City” on WJCL 22 News, WJCL.com and the WJCL 22 News App beginning Sept. 1.

(SAVANNAH, GA) Simba needs a forever home. He is at Coastal Pet Rescue
09/01/2026

(SAVANNAH, GA) Simba needs a forever home. He is at Coastal Pet Rescue

Scroll through our available cats and kittens below. From their page, you can click “adopt me” to complete an adoption application to schedule a meet and greet.

(SAVANNAH, GA) The Current GA has a calendar that you can now submit your event for free. CALENDAR
09/01/2026

(SAVANNAH, GA) The Current GA has a calendar that you can now submit your event for free. CALENDAR

Join us for regular news discussions and explainers about issues affecting Coastal Georgia.

09/01/2026

(SAVANNAH, GA) Small businesses in the Savannah area are invited to share your latest achievements, including anniversaries, new locations, awards and recognitions, through an online form. Selected submissions will be featured on the UGA SBDC in Savannah’s page or in an upcoming newsletter. The form is available at the link below.SUBMIT

09/01/2026

(SAVANNAH, GA) Grocery shopping is complicated. Your child is allergic to peanuts and dairy. Your partner is a vegan who avoids gluten. You have digestive issues and high cholesterol. It’s hard to figure out which foods are safe to eat. Healthy Savannah is currently offering a FREE subscription to Sifter, a digital tool to help you find foods that match your personal dietary needs and preferences. You can use it to shop at your local grocery store and make healthier food purchases. Visit healthysavannah.org, click on the pop-up link (https://healthysavannah.sifter.shop/) and look for the ‘download our app’ option at the bottom of the page. Then, create an account and get started.

(SAVANNAH, GA) Join the Healthy Savannah team every Tuesday morning for a   walk or head out to explore a local trail on...
09/01/2026

(SAVANNAH, GA) Join the Healthy Savannah team every Tuesday morning for a walk or head out to explore a local trail on your own. The team is also offering a Saturday walk series.

https://healthysavannah.org/events/

UPCOMING WALKS:
Tuesday, Sep. 1: Trible Park 7:30 AM, 12517 Largo Dr, Savannah, GA 31419
Tuesday, Sep 8: Bowles C Ford Park 7:30 AM, 1900 Stiles Ave, Savannah, GA 31415
Tuesday, Sep 15: Phase 2B Tide to Town Trail, 7:30 AM, corner of Costa Rica St East 58th
Saturday, Sep 19: Bonaventure Cemetery, 8:00 AM, 330 Bonaventure Rd, Savannah, GA 31404
Tuesday, Sep 22: River Street meet at Martin Luther King Jr Monument, 7:30 AM
Tuesday, Sep. 29: Thunderbolt meet at Tubby’s Tank House, 7:30 AM, 2909 River Dr, Thunderbolt, GA 31404

Faith and Health Coalition meeting September 7 @ 6:00 pm Kingdom Life Christian Fellowship 425 W Montgomery Crossroad, Savannah, GA, United States The Coalition supports Chatham County's faith-based organizations as they encourage a culture of health among their members and the community. Join our u...

(SAVANNAH, GA) The Lowcountry Down Syndrome Society will hold its 21st Annual Buddy Walk on Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026, in ...
09/01/2026

(SAVANNAH, GA) The Lowcountry Down Syndrome Society will hold its 21st Annual Buddy Walk on Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026, in Forsyth Park in Savannah, with opening ceremonies at 10 a.m. and the one-mile walk at 10:30 a.m. The free family‑friendly event features speakers, self‑advocates, live music and cheering from SCAD athletic teams. Proceeds support LDSS programs including Camp Buddy, family support meetings and educational resources for families of individuals with Down syndrome.

Buddy Walk Registration 2026 "*" indicates required fields Name* First Last Team Name (optional)If your team name does not appear, please text your team name to Candy at 912-663-8573 prior to registering.Address Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code Phone*Email* # of Registrations (inclu...

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