Good morning, Savannah.

At 912 Community Day, locals celebrated the grand opening of Ghost Pirates Ice Cove and VyStar Pavilion with a ribbon cutting+ skating, music and fun that brought families together in a lively community event.

Twenty-six HunterMaclean attorneys from Savannah were named to Best Lawyers in America 2027 + Kirby G.

Mason and Christopher W. Phillips received Lawyer of the Year honors, while additional attorneys were recognized as Ones to Watch for early-career excellence.

A new book by Lynn Seldon retraces Pat Conroy’s footsteps across the Lowcountry, blending literary history with travel tips and personal stories.

The guide offers readers insights into the rich culture of the region.

Community and business leaders gathered in Savannah to mark the start of Hispanic Heritage Month with a community breakfast featuring a Parade of Countries — cultural music, folkloric dance, and a traditional buffet were served.

The event celebrated Hispanic heritage and recognized local business leaders and new chamber board members.

Savannah is hosting its largest convention as 5,500 veterinary professionals gather for the International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium at the expanded Convention Center from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily and boost local businesses + hotel stays with an estimated $1.37 million economic impact.

Local residents can visit nearby Skidaway Island and other Georgia wetlands to spot alligators in their natural habitats — wildlife officials advise maintaining a safe distance and not feeding them.

HAS plans to reacquire the property (2305 Augusta Ave.) from the Salvation Army after stalled plans for a homeless services center near the historic Weeping Time site raised local concerns.

HAS will seek new input on the site's future use to better serve residents.

At least four ambulances responded to the Battle of the Bands at Savannah State University’s Wright Stadium on Saturday when some attendees received treatment, including one woman for heat exhaustion, during the event that drew around 1,000 people.

University + law enforcement officials have not confirmed further details.

Local wildlife experts explain that copperheads and cottonmouths have different habits in Georgia, with copperheads found in wooded areas and cottonmouths near water; they advise residents to keep a safe distance and call 911 if bitten.