Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 4th of September.
Good morning, Savannah.
Jack in the Box will expand its Georgia presence by opening two new restaurants in Milledgeville and Perry later this month, adding to its debut Hinesville location that will open on Dec.
15.
Zachary H. Thomas Law, P.C. celebrated its fifth anniversary today.
Founded in 2021 by Zach Thomas, the firm represents personal injury and wrongful death cases across Georgia (Zach has been named a Super Lawyer each year since 2023) and supports local legal initiatives.
Savannah Music Festival held its Musical Explorers program on Thursday, Sep.
3 for local teachers to explore new music techniques for classroom use — the event offered hands-on learning and bolstered the festival’s cultural enrichment efforts.
Ossie, a beloved 36 pound loggerhead turtle raised at Tybee Island Marine Science Center, will be released Saturday, Sept.
26 at 10:00 a.m. at North Beach (the turtle will carry a satellite tracker for locals to follow its ocean journey).
AAA warns that Thursday and Friday will bring heavy travel during Labor Day with gas costing about $3.85 per gallon.
GDOT has paused lane closures along major interstates (including I-16 and I-95) to ease congestion for travelers.
American Red Cross instructors say families in Savannah should build both a go-bag (a lightweight kit for quick evacuations) and a stay-at-home kit stocked with food, water, and first aid during National Preparedness Month; experts advise updating kits twice a year to match seasonal needs.
Hospice Savannah launched Georgia Care Innovators, a new identity uniting eight nonprofit programs that support healthy aging, serious illness and caregiving.
Leaders say the change will address community needs while keeping the Hospice Savannah mission intact.
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