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Video: Early morning structure fire on Broughton Street prompts hotel evacuations (opens the original)
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Savannah Fire responded to the scene around 3:00 a.m. Thursday morning Savannah Fire responded to the scene around 3:00 a.m. Thursday morning Broughton Street between Bull Street and Drayton Street will be closed until around 2 p.m. due to the investigation. Savannah firefighters responded to a structure fire early Thursday Morning at 10 E. Broughton St., prompting the evacuation of about 25 people from a neighboring hotel. Savannah Fire officials said crews received the call around 2:56 a.m. an
Pooler families fight to save veteran-owned school as closure looms (opens the original)
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Advanced Academics Academy in Pooler, a private pre-K through 8th-grade school, is set to close due to financial challenges, leaving families fighting to keep the school open. “This is my school. You do not take this school down,” said Ahraya Ellis, a second grader at Advanced Academics Academy. Ellis shared her sadness upon hearing the news. “I am so glad to have a school like this. But for me to find out it is closing, I was sad,” she said. Parents were also shocked by the announcement. “It wa
Packed Jesup meeting raises concerns over data centers (opens the original)
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Jesup city leaders are considering new zoning rules that would allow data centers and cryptocurrency mining operations to be located in the city’s light industrial district. The proposed rules come as a data center project is being explored at the Wayne Commerce Center, though the project has not yet been approved or finalized. During a packed city meeting Tuesday night, residents raised concerns about the potential impact of these facilities. Under the proposed rules, facilities would still nee
A QR code offers another way to give in Chick-fil-A's Cookies for CURE (opens the original)
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Twelve Chick-fil-A locations across coastal Georgia are donating proceeds from chocolate chunk cookie sales to CURE Childhood Cancer as part of the Cookies for CURE fundraiser during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. "Every dollar that they raised for cookie sales goes straight to CURE. And we use that money to help fund research for childhood cancer," said Abby Smith of CURE Childhood Cancer. The Chick-fil-A team in Rincon has been involved in the fundraiser for years. "Very simple. You buy eve
Chatham County Sheriff calls for gang unit after recent shootings (opens the original)
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Police are investigating a Saturday night shooting in downtown Savannah near West Bay Street, where witnesses reported hearing dozens of gunshots in a busy area popular with tourists. Savannah police said officers responded to a parking lot near Bay Street and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard after receiving multiple ShotSpotter alerts. Witnesses described a heavy police presence. “When my fiancé and I got to the hotel, our window was open, and we noticed this couple dozen kids out in the parkin
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