Good morning, Savannah.

Tybee Stops Traffick will hold its annual walk on Sept.

19, starting at St. Michael’s Church on Butler Avenue and ending at the American Legion on Veterans Drive, to raise awareness and funds for local groups supporting abuse survivors.

An Ellabell resident won $15,000 Sunday while playing the Georgia Lottery mobile game Fishing for Gold: On Tour — the winner's identity remains undisclosed.

Barnes & Noble is offering 50% off hundreds of books at its local store through the Book Haul event until Sept.

7. The sale also includes discounts on select tablets, CDs & DVDs and Legos.

City officials are offering free rain barrels to qualified utility customers at community centers through Sept.

2 to water gardens and reduce stormwater runoff; residents who install a rain barrel can also apply for a stormwater utility fee credit.

Effingham County Industrial Development Authority spent $77,000 + expenses from mid-April through July to hire an Alabama PR firm to manage public concerns over OpenAI’s Project Camellia data center at Savannah Gateway Industrial Hub.

County officials will hold a work session on the project Saturday, Aug. 29 at 10 a.m. to address ongoing issues.

Dr. Allen Meglin of the Advanced Regenerative Medicine Clinic in Savannah uses the Recode II program to treat dementia and Alzheimer’s by addressing metabolic issues in the brain.

His approach, which includes diet, exercise, sleep, and hyperbaric treatment & red light therapy, has stabilized or reversed symptoms for many patients.

A Savannah hotel introduced a new Biscuit Button that lets guests scan a QR code to order warm biscuits delivered to their rooms.

The Alida, near the historic riverfront, offers buttermilk biscuits (available 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.) and an evening fried chicken biscuit for a distinctly Southern touch.