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A proposed office development next to Forsyth Park will again be up for consideration by the local zoning board, as residents are petitioning in court to stop the project that they say is unlawful and will have a detrimental impact on the historic neighborhood. Find the story at savannahagenda.com
February 16, 2025 at 7:33 PM
A proposed office development next to Forsyth Park will again be up for consideration by the local zoning board, as residents are petitioning in court to stop the project that they say is unlawful and will have a detrimental impact on the historic neighborhood. Find the story at savannahagenda.com
By Eric Curl
The Bull Street corridor south of Victory is seeing increased investment as older businesses close or relocate. Read the full story at savannahagenda.com
The Bull Street corridor south of Victory is seeing increased investment as older businesses close or relocate. Read the full story at savannahagenda.com
February 16, 2025 at 1:38 PM
By Eric Curl
The Bull Street corridor south of Victory is seeing increased investment as older businesses close or relocate. Read the full story at savannahagenda.com
The Bull Street corridor south of Victory is seeing increased investment as older businesses close or relocate. Read the full story at savannahagenda.com
SAV Illustrated: Georgia's Onion
Satire? By Eric Curl
The long-term viability of the satire has been threatened in recent years due to the unbelievable headlines this country’s politicians have inspired, but Carter finished the job with his recent bill to rename Greenland “Red, White and Blueland."
Satire? By Eric Curl
The long-term viability of the satire has been threatened in recent years due to the unbelievable headlines this country’s politicians have inspired, but Carter finished the job with his recent bill to rename Greenland “Red, White and Blueland."
February 15, 2025 at 4:43 PM
SAV Illustrated: Georgia's Onion
Satire? By Eric Curl
The long-term viability of the satire has been threatened in recent years due to the unbelievable headlines this country’s politicians have inspired, but Carter finished the job with his recent bill to rename Greenland “Red, White and Blueland."
Satire? By Eric Curl
The long-term viability of the satire has been threatened in recent years due to the unbelievable headlines this country’s politicians have inspired, but Carter finished the job with his recent bill to rename Greenland “Red, White and Blueland."
By Eric Curl
Jan. 12, 2025 – Chatham County may be expanding the housing types allowed within the unincorporated area, with the recent approval of an Atlanta-based developer’s rezoning request to convert a former motel into apartment units. Read the full story at savannahagenda.com
Jan. 12, 2025 – Chatham County may be expanding the housing types allowed within the unincorporated area, with the recent approval of an Atlanta-based developer’s rezoning request to convert a former motel into apartment units. Read the full story at savannahagenda.com
January 14, 2025 at 2:59 PM
By Eric Curl
Jan. 12, 2025 – Chatham County may be expanding the housing types allowed within the unincorporated area, with the recent approval of an Atlanta-based developer’s rezoning request to convert a former motel into apartment units. Read the full story at savannahagenda.com
Jan. 12, 2025 – Chatham County may be expanding the housing types allowed within the unincorporated area, with the recent approval of an Atlanta-based developer’s rezoning request to convert a former motel into apartment units. Read the full story at savannahagenda.com
By Eric Curl
Jan. 14, 2025 – The GPA recently purchased more than 13 acres surrounding the north and west sides of the Slip 3 water inlet on Hutchison Island west of the Savannah Convention Center.
Read the full story at savannahagenda.com
#stayengagedsavannah
Jan. 14, 2025 – The GPA recently purchased more than 13 acres surrounding the north and west sides of the Slip 3 water inlet on Hutchison Island west of the Savannah Convention Center.
Read the full story at savannahagenda.com
#stayengagedsavannah
January 14, 2025 at 2:57 PM
By Eric Curl
Jan. 14, 2025 – The GPA recently purchased more than 13 acres surrounding the north and west sides of the Slip 3 water inlet on Hutchison Island west of the Savannah Convention Center.
Read the full story at savannahagenda.com
#stayengagedsavannah
Jan. 14, 2025 – The GPA recently purchased more than 13 acres surrounding the north and west sides of the Slip 3 water inlet on Hutchison Island west of the Savannah Convention Center.
Read the full story at savannahagenda.com
#stayengagedsavannah
Savannah's housing authority unveiled a plan to develop affordable housing for seniors where the Blackshear Homes community was previously located, although some significant hurdles will have to be overcome before any new roofs are put over anyone’s head. savannahagenda.com/housing-auth...
December 11, 2024 at 1:54 PM
Savannah's housing authority unveiled a plan to develop affordable housing for seniors where the Blackshear Homes community was previously located, although some significant hurdles will have to be overcome before any new roofs are put over anyone’s head. savannahagenda.com/housing-auth...
Since the city of Savannah’s impact fee program began on July 1, 2023, the city assessed almost $5.6 million in fees, with a SCAD student housing complex on top of the list. Meanwhile, one developer is calling for the fee to be reevaluated. Read all about it at Savannahagenda.com
December 10, 2024 at 2:22 PM
Since the city of Savannah’s impact fee program began on July 1, 2023, the city assessed almost $5.6 million in fees, with a SCAD student housing complex on top of the list. Meanwhile, one developer is calling for the fee to be reevaluated. Read all about it at Savannahagenda.com
Nov. 26, 2024 – On Tuesday, the Savannah City Council unanimously approved an agreement with Chatham County to facilitate the annexation and development of about 668 acres located off little Neck Road west of Interstate 95. Read the full story at savannahagenda.com/savannah-poi...
November 26, 2024 at 10:37 PM
Nov. 26, 2024 – On Tuesday, the Savannah City Council unanimously approved an agreement with Chatham County to facilitate the annexation and development of about 668 acres located off little Neck Road west of Interstate 95. Read the full story at savannahagenda.com/savannah-poi...
