Author: Savannah Herald

Recent from the Kitchen: Recipes & Meals Inspiration You’ll fall in love with these peach cobbler cheese danishes, since you’ve obtained a bakery at dwelling! Now we have a luscious, moist brown butter dough cradling frivolously sweetened cream cheese and spiced chunks of tender peaches with a candy and buttery crumble to deliver all of it collectively. Fingers down one in all my favourite pastries, made simply from dwelling. Un-glazed. You’ll be able to go away them like this or drizzle them down. Completely as much as you. Methods to make peach cobbler peach cheese danish I do know you’re…

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HBCU News Spotlight: by Ellie Melero Nursing student Yazmeen Sarkissian and Physical Therapy student Parker Avendano each received a $1,000 scholarship from Dr. Oscar Battle, Jr. and Family Scholarships during a scholarship presentation program on Thursday morning. Dr. Battle, a Langston University alumnus, has long been an avid supporter of Langston University’s Physical Therapy and Nursing programs. He believes students seeking to enter these essential fields should abide by what he calls “The 5 C’s,” and he knows LU’s programs instill these values in their students. That’s why he feels called to support these students. “This scholarship was established to…

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Style Spotlight: Looks, Trends & Fashion Inspiration There’s this shift that happens every fall that always puts me in such a position of gratitude and joy; it’s palatable. The air turns crisp, the days feel shorter, and everything seems to slow down — just enough for me to breathe a little deeper. This season for me has always felt like a warm hug, a soft reset before the rush of the holidays. It’s where comfort meets reflection, and where joy seems to find me without effort. This year, I’ve been intentional about one thing: pursuing joy. Not the kind that…

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Black Arts & Culture Feature: Emma Amos (1937–2020) was a postmodernist artist whose thought-provoking works have left an indelible mark on the art world. Amos emerged as a significant figure in the realms of painting, printmaking, and weaving. Her art is characterized by its bold colors, dynamic compositions, and a profound exploration of themes such as race, gender, and identity. The artist Emma Amos with her 2006 work Head First. Becket Logan. Wikimedia Commons (public domain). Youth Emma Amos was born in 1937 in Atlanta, Georgia. Her parents, India De Laine Amos and Miles Green Amos owned a drug store…

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Black Arts & Culture Feature: BRITISH ARTIST Barbara Walker (b. 1964) is now represented by Victoria Miro. Walker makes figurative drawings and paintings that explore issues of race, gender, class, power, representation and belonging. Walker made the shortlist for the 2023 Turner Prize. The recognition was based on “Burden of Proof,” a series of drawings installed at the Sharjah Biennial 15 in the United Arab Emirates. “I have long admired Barbara Walker’s exceptional work. Her intensely empathetic drawings and paintings that bring to the fore stories of belonging, visibility, power, and representation have resonated deeply with me,” Victoria Miro said…

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Black History & Cultural Viewpoints: Jack Delano, Public with, has Wikimedia Commons The Black Press been simply among one of the most considerable companies yet underappreciated background in American Since. magazine the Adaptability of documents’s Journal in 1827, Black have in fact supplied a system inform for African Americans to really possess their stories trouble, tales racist activate, and areas standard. When electrical outlets disregarded altered or celebrations influencing actioned in Black lives, the Black Press document to fact historical. Its worth exists just not campaigning for in nevertheless capability in its damages to stories compelled that nation the challenge…

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Aging Well: News & Insights for Seniors and Caregivers This story is part of your SHN+ subscription “Ready to grow, struggling to build” – I think that sentiment from NIC Senior Principal Omar Zahraoui on stage at our recent BUILD conference perfectly describes the state of the senior living industry in 2025. On the one hand, four consecutive years of demand outpacing the rate of new construction is pushing average industry occupancy closer to 90% ahead of the new year, according to NIC MAP data. At the same time, growth of the age 75 and over population is set to…

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Aging Well: News & Insights for Seniors and Caregivers Dear [state Medicaid director or other official], On behalf of [Organization(s)], we urge you to adopt the recommendations below for implementing Medicaid work requirements to minimize harm and preserve continuous access to essential [Medicaid or state program name] services for older adults, people with disabilities and chronic health conditions, caregivers, and others. We also ask that you share these recommendations and concerns with federal officials as they finalize guidance for implementation. [Add info about organization(s)] In July 2025, Congress passed the budget reconciliation act of 2025 (H.R. 1) establishing federal community…

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Savannah Chatham County Public School System (SCCPS) Update: Four School of Liberal Studies at Savannah High students will be advancing to a state championship competition after showing off their prowess at welding in a recent regional contest.  The 2025 AGC Georgia Skills Challenge is a statewide workforce development initiative organized by the Associated General Contractors of Georgia (AGC Georgia). It consists of eight regional competitions held from October 22 to November 20, 2025, across cities like Gainesville, Marietta, Perry, Rome, Columbus, Statesboro, Moultrie, and Augusta. Savannah High Student Hendryka Williams is a State Qualifier after finishing in 3rd place in…

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