Author: Savannah Herald

Style Spotlight: Looks, Trends & Fashion Inspiration Last week Jadyn and I went to an event together for Altar’d State. It’s so sweet because they’re faith based and started as a Christian book store. Then they started selling clothes, noticed the clothing was doing well, and expanded from there. They don’t only carry faith based clothing, it’s other styles as well, but I loved this tee:The event was first at their new store in the Green Hills mall then at Cheekwood, which is a gorgeous botanical garden that we go to often to walk around.My jeans are from Abercrombie and…

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Black History & Cultural Perspectives: The background of the United States can be informed in lots of means. Some choose the triumphant variation: a nation created in liberty, expanding throughout a continent with the self-confidence of colonialism. Others like the judicial version: a republic built on constitutional principles, bargaining its means with dispute and compromise. But another variation sits in the archives, signed by men who understood specifically what they were doing. It is the version created in more than 370 ratified treaties in between the USA federal government and Indigenous Nations from 1778 to 1868 , each one promising…

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Aging Well: News & Insights for Seniors and Caregivers At Sagora Senior Living, we are constantly creating new experiences to engage our residents and find exciting ways to showcase our amazing communities and how we truly embrace each moment we create together. August is National Wellness Month, a time to reflect on and recommit to the practices that help us feel our best—physically, mentally, and emotionally. At Sagora Senior Living, we know that wellness isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach. It’s a lifelong journey, and in our communities, we make it a daily priority. For seniors, wellness is essential.…

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Real Estate News & Market Insights: Your home is more than a place where you make memories with family; it’s also likely your biggest asset. Sure, you want to sell quickly, but you could be leaving major money on the table if you choose to work with one of these We Buy Houses for Cash companies. Always do your research, compare your options, and consult a trusted advisor before accepting any offer. Vet cash buyers and know your home’s worth For many home sellers, We Buy Houses for Cash companies can be a solid solution to get a property sold…

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Glow & Grow: Black Beauty, Haircare, and Skincare Tips Estimated reading time: 13 minutes How to prevent acne scars on Black skin starts with a correction: the flat brown mark a pimple leaves behind usually isn’t a scar at all. Knowing the difference changes what you should do the moment you feel a breakout coming. You feel it before you see it. That deep, sore spot along the jawline that hasn’t surfaced yet, and already you’re doing the math on how long the mark is going to sit there afterward. That math is usually right. The pimple itself is a…

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From Hollywood to Home: Black Voices in Entertainment Phaith Montoya has spent six years in front of millions of people learning how to love the woman she once believed she had to hide. But the most radical thing she’s doing now may be learning that she doesn’t have to be fearless at all. There is something almost deceptive about a transformation story. We like our transformations clean. There is a before, where someone is struggling, unhappy, broke, heartbroken, insecure, lost—or all of the above. Then comes the moment. The haircut. The breakthrough. The new body. The new career. The new…

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Black Athletes in the Spotlight: HBCU Sports & Local Highlights Savannah Steel fall 70-60 to Jacksonville WavesSAVANNAH, Ga. —The Savannah Steel overcame a slow start and exchanged the lead 10 times with the Jacksonville Waves before falling 70-60 Saturday afternoon at Enmarket Arena.Savannah made four field goals in the opening quarter and trailed 14-9. The Steel responded with 20 points in the second, fueled by forward Lauryn Taylor’s three 3-pointers, to enter halftime tied at 29.Jacksonville took control after the break, outscoring Savannah 20-13 in the third quarter and building a lead that reached 18 points in the fourth.Shyanne Sellers…

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From Hollywood to Home: Black Voices in Entertainment DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Tom Cruise will reprise his role as NASCAR driver Cole Trickle in a follow-up to “Days of Thunder.”Cruise made the announcement from Daytona International Speedway on Saturday, hours before NASCAR’s regular-season finale. Anne Hathaway will co-star as a team owner and engineer in the film scheduled to be released by Paramount Pictures on June 2, 2028.Cruise will serve as a producer alongside Jerry Bruckheimer and Tommy Harper. Jonathan Levine is set to direct the script written by Will Staples.The Hollywood Reporter reported in November 2024 that Cruise had…

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Black Athletes in the Spotlight: HBCU Sports & Local Highlights Southern University opened the 2026 season with a 30-17 loss to Alabama State on Saturday, and head coach Marshall Faulk believes the Jaguars’ biggest problem was one they could control. Mistakes. Faulk said he was pleased with the effort from most of his team, but costly penalties, missed opportunities and defensive breakdowns prevented Southern from finishing plays and drives. “For the majority of the guys, I was pleased with their effort,” Faulk said after the game. “The guys, they played hard. We just have to finish plays. We got to…

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