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Celebrate Freedom Day at these Juneteenth Festivities

Plan your week of Juneteenth celebrations in Savannah and surrounding areas.

Changes to Georgia election rules could get state House OK as 2024 session reaches finish line – WABE

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Changes to Georgia election rules could get state House OK as 2024 session reaches finish line

Georgia Republican senators push through bill to strip judges of most cash bail discretion

Georgia Senate Bill 63 would add more criminal offenses that require cash or property bonds before a person is released from jail.

Savannah holding first Kwanzaa Krawl

Savannah holding first Kwanzaa Krawl Savannah holding first Kawanzaa Krawl By Bria Bolden | December 25, 2020 at 6:43 PM EST - Updated December 26 at 9:54 AM SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Saturday is not only the first day of Kwanzaa, but it’s also a day some city leaders, artists and business owners hope will showcase Savannah’s African-American restaurants, art, and culture. Saturday is the first day of Kwanzaa and for many black artists and businesses across the city, it’ll also be a new way to generate some much-needed revenue many missed out on during the pandemic. The seven-night event will highlight some of Savannah’s black-owned restaurants. Alderwoman Kesha Gibson-Carter says it’s time for Savannahians to support our black businesses, especially after very few received funding from the CARES Act.