Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 30th of August.
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Republic National Distributing Company (RNDC), once the nation’s second-largest distributor of wine and spirits, filed for Chapter 11 protection in July and announced this week that it will lay off 550 workers statewide, including at its Savannah branch.
Effingham County residents voiced their concerns at a meeting in Springfield on Saturday, Aug.
29 about a $20 billion OpenAI data center planned for the Savannah Gateway Industrial Hub in Rincon — issues raised included noise, radiation, and fire safety while commissioners committed to obtaining further details in future sessions.
Flags remain at half-staff on state buildings in honor of Dolly Parton following her passing; Gov. Brian Kemp’s executive order began at sunrise Aug.
26 and keeps the tribute in effect through Tuesday, Sept. 1 with flags returning to full-staff at sunrise Sept. 2.
Gabe Ausfeld of Calvary Day talked about his four sacks after the Cavs beat Jenkins in a game that showcased strong local defensive play.
His remarks came following a contest that highlighted his team’s effort on the field.
Bethesda secured a 32-28 comeback win over Savannah Christian on Friday night at Pooler Stadium using a 31-yard touchdown pass from junior quarterback Jordan Turner.
The Blazers improved to 3-0 and will host Trinity Collegiate on Sept. 11.
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