Author: Savannah Herald

Real Estate News & Market Insights: All things must come to an end, and rental agreements are no exception. Whether you’re moving across the country, buying your first home, or simply looking for more space, you’ll need to follow a few steps before your lease ends. And sending your landlord a notice to vacate letter is one of those steps. Outlined below are all the key details you need to know about submitting a written notice to vacate, including why it’s important and what it should include. From protecting your security deposit to keeping a good relationship with your landlord,…

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Savannah Chatham County Public School System (SCCPS) Update: Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools hosted the annual A Celebration of Excellence ceremony on Tuesday, April 21, 2026.  The event is an invitation-only ceremony and reception to honor the Valedictorian, Salutatorian, and STAR Student for each of the high schools in the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System, along with the International Exchange Students, for the 2025-2026 School Year.  The Valedictorian and Salutatorian of each class was awarded academic regalia by the Superintendent of Schools and their school principal. STAR Student recipients and International Exchange Students also received commemorative memorabilia from the Superintendent and their school principal. …

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From Hollywood to Home: Black Voices in Entertainment Having a diamond-certified record for selling at least 10 million units is one of the highest accomplishments in the music industry and is a true indicator of being a superstar. In hip-hop, only a select number of rappers have achieved such accolades.Not long after Drake dropped the video for “God’s Plan” in 2018, he said it was one of the most important things he’s ever done. One year later, the Grammy Award-winning lead single from Scorpion helped the megastar earn his first diamond plaque from the Recording Industry Association of America. Not only did “God’s Plan”…

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Local Impact Spotlight: Peña will support First Tee’s efforts to bring its game-changing golf and life skills curriculum to young people from all backgrounds PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (Feb. 20, 2026) – Youth development organization First Tee is proud to announce that actor Michael Peña has joined the organization as a Brand Ambassador. As a longtime golfer, Peña is enthusiastic about bringing the sport and its inherent values to families across the globe.  Known for roles in films and television series including “Ant-Man,” “A Million Miles Away” and the recent hit series, “All Her Fault,” Peña has been a dedicated supporter of First Tee since 2023,…

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Fresh from the Kitchen: Recipes & Food Inspiration Jump to Recipe Bacon and ham hash brown skillet is a perfect breakfast recipe that’s easy to make. Crispy bacon, juicy ham, and cheddar cheese are served over shredded hash browns and fluffy eggs. Recipe Highlights How it taste: Bacon and ham hash brown skillet is very simple but everything is meant to work together. The bacon and ham add a meaty flavor to the eggs while the hash brown bottom gives a filling finish. Skill level: Hash brown skillet recipes are very easy. Any beginner cook should not have an issue…

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From Hollywood to Home: Black Voices in Entertainment Photo: Allyson Riggs/Apple TV+ It takes a village, right? In the fourth episode, “Buddies,” the world of Margo’s Got Money Troubles expands delightfully, populating the screen with colorful and larger-than-life characters that serve to round out Margo’s village as she begins to dedicate herself to her new job in earnest. Yes, there’s the Nicole Kidman of it all, but we’re also introduced to KC (Rico Nasty) and Rose (Lindsey Normington), and the introduction of these three women underscores the idea that performance for pay can be everything … as long as you’re…

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Wellness That Matters: Black Health News & Community Care The healthcare affordability crisis isn’t new to us. But a bold new proposal could change the game. If you’ve ever sat in a doctor’s office wondering whether your insurance is going to cover what you need, you’re not alone. Nearly half of all adults in this country say it’s difficult to afford healthcare. One-third say they’ve had to skip or delay care because of cost. And for Black women, who are already navigating a system that has historically undervalued, underdiagnosed, and undertreated them, the financial burden of healthcare isn’t just an…

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Tomorrow’s Tech, Today: Innovation That Moves Us Forward The tech sector has no shortage of top-notch talent, but the industry’s fast-paced, pioneering nature makes hiring mistakes all too common.Here, we’re outlining the 18 most common hiring mistakes in the tech field that can lead to selecting the wrong person.1. Lack of Clarity — Poorly Written Job DescriptionIt’s all too easy to rush through a job description and end up excluding vital pieces of information.By all means, slow down.Spend time crafting the job description and consider things like: what qualities and skills do you need in your ideal hire?What other departments…

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From Campus to Classroom: Stories That Shape Education April 22, 2026 GPB Emily Jones reports that a wildfire in South Georgia has grown to nearly 9,000 acres and was just 10% contained as of Tuesday morning, according to the Georgia Forestry Commission. The Pinelands Road fire was one of 52 that started in just two days, April 18 and 19, as most of Georgia experiences drought conditions.   April 2, 2026 Georgia Trend – Exclusive! Amanda Free reports, when families face a cancer diagnosis, mental health crisis, or any unexpected change in their health, the last thing they should worry…

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