Good morning, Savannah.

Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce will host the Chamber Business Expo and Business Connection on Sept.

25 from 3 to 7 p.m. at The Kehoe Ironworks Building—over 800 chamber members and local business partners will gather to showcase products and offer light bites.

Today, Terracon announced Kristen Deason’s promotion to Senior Associate—she has over 12 years of experience leading a Savannah team that works on wetland, stream and protected species projects while ensuring quality compliance.

On Thursday, Tharros Place partnered with Effingham County Community Connection to host a human trafficking awareness meeting in Savannah—discussing how poverty, port access, and highways like I-95 may increase risks while urging support for at-risk youth and victims.

A new show, The Good Side, debuts Monday, Sept 15 on WTOC—featuring 30 minutes of uplifting news and feel-good stories told by local journalists.

It airs at 1:30 a.m.—and viewers can stream it free on the WTOC+ app.

The Regional Industry Support Enterprise held its Job Palooza on Thursday at Enmarket Arena for job seekers from its eight member counties and welcomed workers impacted by International Paper.

An ICE raid at a Hyundai battery plant near Savannah detained over 300 South Korean workers last Thursday and sparked outrage over confusing visa rules that may hurt future US investment.

The detained workers are arriving in Seoul today as South Korean officials ask the US to ease restrictions—raising concerns about the economic impact.

Scientists identified a new fish species called Bartram’s Bass in the Savannah River system—research published in Zootaxa shows the fish has a turquoise crescent on its eye and lives in river habitats across South Carolina, Georgia and North Carolina.

The study by state agencies and universities took decades and highlights the need to protect local waterways.

The Dream Chasers Sickle Cell Foundation said it is preparing for its annual community walk—an event set to raise awareness of sickle cell disease.

The walk will take place soon.

On Sept. 11, Jenkins defeated Beach with a score of 63 to 14 to move to a record of three wins and one loss and will face Calvary Day on Sept.

19 at 7:30 p.m.—Pierce County won against New Hampstead 39 to 14, dropping New Hampstead to one win and three losses.

Catfish Derby & Riverfest

1 PM - 12 AM — River Street Savannah Georgia — Free entry — Celebrate local culture with fishing competitions and live music from popular artists.

Adoption Event at Petco

1-3 p.m. — Petco — Free entry — Meet adorable pets looking for their forever homes and learn how you can make a difference.

2025 Global Business Summit

9 AM – 1 PM — World Trade Center Savannah — Registration required — Explore global business opportunities at this inaugural summit in Savannah.

Yachtley Crew Concert

8-10 p.m. — Johnny Mercer Theatre — Tickets starting at $202 — Experience the Titans of soft rock in a night of nostalgia and high-energy entertainment.

The Frank Callen Classic Pickleball Tournament

4-8 p.m. — Chatham Racquet Club — $100 entry — Compete in a thrilling pickleball tournament while supporting the Frank Callen Boys and Girls Club.

Oktoberfest Celebration 2025

12-8:30 p.m. — Service Brewing Co. — Special beer releases — Celebrate the start of Oktoberfest with German-style beers and delicious food.

Mario Live Concert

7:30-11:30 p.m. — Enmarket Arena — Ticket prices vary — Experience the smooth sounds of R&B artist Mario as he performs live.

Savannah Oktoberfest 2025

4-11 p.m. — Pour Larry's — Ticket required — Celebrate Oktoberfest with drinks, food, and live music at a top bar venue.

7th Annual Oatland Island Wildlife Center Photography Competition

3 PM — Oatland Island Wildlife Center — Entry fees applicable — Celebrate coastal nature with a showcase of stunning photography.

Savannah Georgia Interest Night

6-8 p.m. — Rivers and Glen Trading Co. — RSVP encouraged — Explore forest management and conservation efforts for American Woodcock with guest speakers and a whiskey tasting.