Good morning, Savannah.

The City of Savannah cut the ribbon on 7 miles of the Truman Linear Park Trail Phase 2b today (5:05 a.m.), adding a protected bike lane on the 52nd Street bridge.

The trail is part of the Tide to Town network that will eventually connect over 60 neighborhoods.

A downed traffic light at SR 21 and Rice Mill Road in Port Wentworth caused a backup along SR 21 to Old Augusta Road yesterday—Port Wentworth police and first responders were on scene.

Savannah author Peter Relic releases his new book BUST A MOVE: Matt Dike, Delicious Vinyl, and the Hits that First Conquered Pop to chronicle the rise of Delicious Vinyl; a book signing is scheduled for Friday, July 10 from 6:30 to 8 at E.

Shaver, Starland (1921 Bull Street).

Pulaski Square in the historic district offers a peaceful escape with lush greenery and classic architecture that invites local visitors to relax and enjoy its serene setting.

Recent photos (featuring gaslight fixtures and leafy walkways) capture the square’s timeless charm.

From July 9 to 14, Savannah will host a Phish concert at Enmarket Arena, film screenings at Lucas Theater, art exhibits at Art Stryngs Gallery, a historical talk at Live Oak Public Library and a pet portrait event at Hop Atomica.

The events support local nonprofits & celebrate city culture.

Savannah’s Congregation Mickve Israel is one of the oldest synagogues in America and holds the oldest Torah & a letter from George Washington that shows the promise of religious freedom.

Tours and an exhibition celebrating America’s 250th anniversary are offered at the historic site.

A new charter high school, REACH Public Schools, is set to open this fall at 325 W.

Montgomery Cross Road in Savannah; it offers personalized learning with flexible schedules for about 40 students starting Aug. 3 (orientation for registered students will be held in late July).

Georgia Department of Agriculture reported capturing 859 invasive yellow-legged hornets and eliminating 43 nests near Savannah as part of efforts to protect local honey bees & crops.

Officials urged residents to report sightings to licensed professionals immediately.

Pooler City Council will review a rezoning request Monday night for The District, a mixed-use development near Pooler Parkway and Pine Barren Road that may add 1,000 apartments and 400 hotel rooms + a grocery, amphitheater, restaurants, retail space and offices, with a possible opening in 2028 or 2029.

Savannah soccer fans gathered at McDonough’s Restaurant and Lounge to watch Team USA lose 4-1 to Belgium, uniting in red, white + blue for a lively watch party.

The event turned a tough result into a positive local celebration of community spirit.

The Instructional Leadership Institute with Principal Kafele

9 AM-4:30 PM — Embassy Suites by Hilton Savannah Airport — Cost information not provided — Strengthen your instructional leadership and create actionable plans to support teachers and enhance student outcomes.

Savannah Steel vs. Jacksonville Waves

7-8 p.m. — Enmarket Arena — Check out the thrilling matchup between local favorites Savannah Steel and Jacksonville Waves.

BIG AWESOME IMPROV COMEDY

8:30-10:00 p.m. — Front Porch Improv: Savannah's Home for Comedy — General admission — Enjoy a night of hilarious unscripted comedy with audience suggestions at this beloved Savannah venue.

Savannah Steel vs. Jacksonville Waves

2-4 p.m. — Enmarket Arena — Cost information not available — Catch a thrilling match as Savannah Steel takes on the Jacksonville Waves in an exciting sports showdown.

International Conference on E-Learning for Professional Development

July 14-15 — Savannah, Georgia — Registration required — Engage with global leaders and innovators in e-learning and professional development.

Live Music Social Hour

5:00 – 6:30 p.m. — Sprout Momma — Free entry — Connect with local singles while enjoying live music in a relaxed setting.

Bluey's Big Play

6-7 p.m. — Johnny Mercer Theater — Tickets required — Experience the beloved Heelers in their first live theatrical adventure with imaginative puppetry.

One Night Only: Average Joey

8-9:30 p.m. — The Wormhole Neighborhood Pub & Music Venue — $21+ — Experience high-energy standup from Average Joey, known for raw life experiences and relatable humor.

Delta Circle Live Performance

7:30-10 p.m. — Nickel and Oak Lounge — Ages 21+ — Enjoy spirited Southern Rock/Americana tunes from the emerging band Delta Circle.

Sips on Stiles

12-4 p.m. — Enmarket Arena — $60 General Admission — Experience a festival of drinks, music, and community support at this summer tradition.