Author: Savannah Herald

Game On: Latest in Gaming News, Reviews & Industry Buzz Among the giants of the digital world, hyperscalers like Amazon, Google, Meta and Microsoft will collectively allocate more than $500 billion in capital expenditure to AI infrastructure this year.When a handful of players invest upwards of half a trillion dollars in data centers, primarily to support AI, that tells us they see a ton of demand.We can say with total certainty that they have every intention of recouping their investment (and then some).Latest Videos FromTechRadar Caspar Herzberg Social Links Navigation Indeed, the voracious demand expected from enterprises for AI capability…

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Fresh from the Kitchen: Recipes & Food Inspiration How to Serve Temperature: These fries are best served piping hot. Once you pull the pan from the oven, let them crisp up for a just few minutes, then put them straight onto your plate! Garnishes: You don’t need anything extra here, but if you want to add a lil’ razzle dazzle, sprinkle some fresh parsley or chives over top. This recipe is also a great foundation for loaded fries with hearty chili, shredded cheese, onions, and whatever else you like. Pairings: Of course, pickle ketchup is the perfect partner, but I…

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Food & Beverage News: Insights, Safety, and Dining Trends The FDA has published guidance with information for manufacturers and processors of ready-to-eat produce to help them comply with federal law.The guidance is non-binding and does not carry the force of regulation or law and therefore can only been seen as informal recommendations for industry.“FDA’s guidance documents, including this guidance, do not establish legally enforceable responsibilities. Instead, guidance documents describe our current thinking on a topic and should be viewed only as recommendations, unless specific regulatory or statutory requirements are cited. The use of the word should in FDA guidance means…

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Glow & Grow: Black Beauty, Haircare, and Skincare Tips In 2020, Black beauty was everywhere. Beauty companies pledged major dollars to Black founders as retailers committed shelf space to Black-owned brands. Grant programs launched alongside prestigious brand accelerators. Fashion and beauty campaigns suddenly looked more diverse, and companies promised to hire Black creatives who actually knew how to work with deeper skin tones and textured hair. For a moment, it felt as though the beauty industry had finally recognized what we had been saying for decades: Black beauty is not niche. We influence entire product categories, and our creativity routinely…

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Faith & Reflection: Voices from the Black Church and Beyond RALEIGH, N.C. (RNS) — For nearly a decade, activists with the group Democracy Out Loud have been protesting at the North Carolina General Assembly, holding vigils for people who died in government custody, writing letters to their state and federal representatives and building coalitions of like-minded activists. They admit: They haven’t been successful in pushing back the tide of what they see as growing authoritarianism across the nation.  But these battle-scarred social justice veterans, many with a long history of involvement in social and political causes stretching back decades, have…

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Style Spotlight: Looks, Trends & Fashion Inspiration Grab a liquid eyeliner, it is time to get to work ladies. This is the makeup look you will want to create in order to make your eyes look absolutely irresistible. Best part, you can achieve in four simple steps. So then, let’s begin today’s Beauty Class, we are going to learn how to master and perfect inner corner eyeliner. First of all, why? Why is this makeup technique and aesthetic so amazing? Well, it literally can change your eye shape and make your face appear more symmetrical. Think of it like eyeliner…

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Black Background & Cultural Point Of Views: Mike Lindell, the “My Cushion Person,” goes to an additional crossroads, something he’s not not familiar with. Lindell was birthed June 28, 1961, in Mankato, Minnesota, about 80 miles southwest of Minneapolis, where I grew up. When Mike was a toddler, he transferred to Chaska, Minnesota, in the Minneapolis suburban areas. We were virtually neighbors, though I was 5 years older. At the time, Minneapolis was about 80 % white and had huge Black communities in North and South Minneapolis. Carver Area, where Chaska resides, was 97 % white in 1980 We were…

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Aging Well: News & Insights for Seniors and Caregivers While the senior living industry is preparing for the baby boomers, active adult operators already are looking even farther down the road. With a resident base that is usually in their low 70s, active adult operators have for years grappled with the needs and desires of the boomers. Some are even thinking about Gen X, not as so-called adult children but as potential future residents with the oldest Gen X-er now 61 years old. Active adult operators must navigate a fine line between multifamily and independent living, which is why they…

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Real Estate News & Market Insights: Built in 2016 and located in a conservation community in Cumming, this five-bedroom, three-bathroom Craftsman-style home offers nearly 3,000 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space. Rich hardwood floors, fresh interior paint, upgraded lighting and detailed millwork set the tone throughout the light-filled main level. A two-story foyer adds architectural interest and introduces the home’s open, functional floor plan. The chef’s kitchen serves as the centerpiece of the home with premium Cambria quartz countertops and 42-inch cabinetry. Generous storage and workspace combine polished design with everyday functionality. Overlooking the kitchen, the spacious family room…

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Savannah Chatham County Public School System (SCCPS) Update: School Opening Report At the Informal Meeting of the Board, the Superintendent and Cabinet presented the Board with a report on the opening of the 2026-27 SY. Highlights included: –        3,538 new students enrolled across the district. –        On time arrival for school buses on the first day was 71.3% and that had risen to 76.1% by Midweek. –        Summer work contributed to clean, welcoming facilities on the first-day! HVAC continues to be a priority with sporadic issues experienced on week one. –        Teacher Vacancies remain low – only 20-25 in week…

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