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Savannah City Council voted to raise the hotel-motel tax from 6% to 8% percent Thursday night.

The new amendments set restrictions for where dispensaries can go within the city.

Mayor Van R. Johnson, II Savannah Mayor Van R. Johnson, II will present the State of Savannah at the Savannah Branch NAACP May monthly General Membership/ Mass Meeting. The meeting will be held on Sunday, May 28th at 4 PM at Jonesville Baptist Church, located at 5201 Montgomery Street in Savannah, with Bishop James G.

The tax rate to stay at a hotel in Savannah now matches other communities across Georgia.

The City of Savannah has officially acquired Evergreen Cemetery as of Tuesday, May 2. The acquisition is the result of a nearly four-year effort by...

The historic cemetery has had problems with overgrowth in the past.

The City of Savannah acquired Evergreen Cemetery Tuesday.

Olner Relaford Noble On Saturday, April 16, 2023 a Centennial Celebration was held for Olner Relaford Noble. Hundreds of family and friends gathered to celebrate 100 years of life for Mrs. Noble. Mrs. Olner Relaford Noble was born April 17, 1923 in Statesboro, Ga. She was married to the late Sylvester James Noble. Together they

Savannah will be one of the first stops for a music icon as she sets out on her 2023 tour.

Mayor Van Johnson Registration is now open for the 2023 Mayor’s Small Business Conference, scheduled for Tuesday, May 2, from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Savannah Civic Center. Small-business owners, operators, and entrepreneurs are invited to register for the conference by visiting www.savannahga.gov/msbc. Registration is free and will remain open until Friday, April