A year later the war in Israel is still raging on but the Jewish community here in Savannah came together to mourn those who were killed and are currently being held captive.
A measure under City Ordinance 3-3008 was approved allowing the Development Services Department to waive all permit fees associated with work to repair damage resulting from Hurricane Helene.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency has identified several points of distribution or PODs for those in need.
After Helene passed through the Coastal Empire and Low Country, a local nonprofit stepped in to help those in need. WTOC spoke with GROW Initiative GA’s founder to see how they were able to equitably provide assistance to the communities they serve.
It’s been 28 months since a Savannah mother last held her daughter. 15-year-old Desaray Gilliard was shot and killed in Yamacraw Village and police say her killer is still out on the streets.
Just as restaurants and businesses across Savannah were beginning to recover after regaining power following several days of outages, disaster struck Carey Hilliard’s on Abercorn Street.
Most schools in the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System will return to the classroom on Monday, October 7th. Six schools still do not have power and will continue E-Learning.