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November 19, 2009
29th Annual Freedom Fund Awards Banquet
This year, the nation’s oldest, largest, and most widely recognized grassroots based civil rights organization- the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) marks a century of service. As the organization celebrates this milestone, Savannah’s local chapter prepares to honor people from our community for their contributions to the mission and principle objectives of the NAACP.
SC Secretary Of State Lists Charity Scrooges, Angels
S.C. Secretary of State Mark Hammond urged South Carolinians Wednesday to be knowledgeable about the charities they will donate to this holiday season, as he highlighted this year’s “scrooges and angels.“
Will This Be The Year There Was No Pumpkin?
Poor weather affects harvest; likely to be less pumpkin available this holiday
November 13, 2009
Visit A National Park This Holiday Season
Are you thinking about what to do with your kids over the coming holidays? How about a visit to a national park?
Disney Flips The Switch On Holiday Spectacle Of Lights
To officially usher in the holiday season, Disney flips the switch on its annual Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights.
November 09, 2009
Project Lifesaver Coming To Bryan County
Project Lifesaver is a tracking system that helps find people with dementia, Alzheimer’s, Down syndrome, autism and mental health disorders if they wander away.
Savannah To Unveil Mercer Statue
Johnny Mercer’s bronze statue will badd a new reason to visit Savannah.
GSU Homecoming Festivities
Everything you need to know about the 2009 GSU Homecoming!
November 05, 2009
Microchipped Pets
A warning to pet owners who’ve implanted a microchip in their pet. Marianne Favro reports.
November 02, 2009
SAA Presents The Katrina Project
It’s been four years since Hurricane Katrina hit the southern coast of the United States. As part of our nation continues to heal and rebuild, a group of Savannah Arts Academy students will explore the fear, anger, and the hope that some of the victims felt through a unique multi-media play called “The Katrina Project: Hell and High Water”. News 3’s Coastal Sunrise anchor Kim Gusby talks with SAA Theatre Department Chair, Andrea Verdis about the production.
October 22, 2009
Get Ready for the Coastal Empire Fair!
Get ready for great food, fun and excitement! The 60th annual Coastal Empire Fair gets underway Thursday, October 29th.
News 3’s Coastal Sunrise Anchor, Kim Gusby talks with Ted Aikens, president of the Coastal Empire Fair about what’s in store.
SSU Celebrates Homecoming 2009
Homecoming 2009 for Savannah State University kicks into full gear Sunday, October 25th. Committee Co-Chairs,Bonita Bradley and LaSonya Stovall talk with News 3’s Coastal Sunrise Anchor Kim Gusby about the long standing tradition, the events scheduled for the week ahead, and the changes that have been made to this year’s celebration.
October 19, 2009
Elvis Hair Auctioned
Fan pays King’s randsom for Elvis’ hair. Mark Barger reports.
Monday Morning Webcast
News update for Monday, October 19, 2009.
October 14, 2009
Refuse Ambulance Rides And You’ll Get Charged
The Bryan County Board of Commissioners approved charging a $75 response fee to paitients who refuse ambulance transport.
Solar Panels—A Hot Commodity
Solar panels are a hot commodity as more homes and business go ‘green’. So hot, they’ve become a target of thieves. And one of the hardest hit areas? California’s wine country.
October 13, 2009
Doctors Urge Parents to Look for Life-Threatening Flu Symptoms
Health officials want parents to be on the lookout for signs that a case of the Swine Flu has become life-threatening.
October 08, 2009
Air Travel Delays Expected To Rise With Improving Economy
Air travel congestion will only get worse as the economy improves. Brooke Hart reports.
October 07, 2009
Volunteers Needed to Build Playground in One Day
Want to know how you can put a smile on a child’s face and help create memories to last a lifetime? You can make a big difference simply by donating your time… and a little elbow grease to a community effort to build a playground… and it’ll all happen in a single day!!!!!
Peter Doliber, Executive Director of the West Broad Street YMCA talks with News 3’s Coastal Sunrise, Anchor Kim Gusby about how you can get involved in creating a safe and fun place for kids.
October 06, 2009
Taking a “Bite” out of Crime
CrimeStoppers of Savannah Chatham County is now involved in its biggest fundraiser of the year- its 6th annual Boston Butt Sale. Last year’s event raised more than $4,500 for the non-profit organization- dedicated to solving crimes through anonymous tips provided by members of the community.
SAA Gets Ready for New York New York Auction
Start spreading the news! The Theatre Guild of the Savannah Arts Academy is preparing to hold its annual “New York New York” Auction with proceeds to benefit the SAA theatre department.
October 05, 2009
Autism Study Says Increase in Children Diagnosed
More kids diagnosed with autism. But why? Leanne Gregg reports.
Medical Spa Warning
Spas offer range of services, but how do you know if they’re safe? Diana Gonzalez reports.
September 30, 2009
Swine Flu Vaccines Ship Out
Mass vaccinations start next week, but some parents fear it may be too late. NBC’s Brooke Hart reports.
September 29, 2009
Dead Men Don’t Speakeasy
Here’s your chance to dance the Charleston, guess at “who-dunnit”, and maybe even play a role in a murder/mystery! Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from October 2 until February 28, Il Pasticcio’s, along with Without a Cue Productions, presents “Dead Men Don’t Speakeasy”. News 3’s Coastal Sunrise Anchor Kim Gusby talks with actress, Corinna Rezzelle (“Bette Breathless”) about the show.
Cycling for Change
Can a bike ride through Georgia change the life of a struggling teen? A group of young men will find out the answer to that question as they take part in the annual Paul Anderson Youth Home Cycling Challenge. It’s a 500 mile fundraising bike ride that serves as a rehabilitation process for a number of young men who have in the past gotten into trouble.
September 28, 2009
Art Auction to Benefit First Book-Savannah
Do you remember the first time you opened the pages of your very own book? One non-profit organization is helping to bring that feeling to more children in our community, but they need your help.
Study Shows More Than Half a Million Children Have Bad Drug Reactions
New research shows more than half a million children every year have bad reactions or side effects from medicines that require medical treatment.
Children younger than age 5 are most commonly affected. Penicillin and other prescription antibiotics are among drugs causing the most problems.
September 25, 2009
Author Shares Personal Story of Abuse
It’s the story of life at the hands of an abusive step-father. Unfortunately, Kennesaw Taylor’s book, Informally Educated, isn’t fiction. The author, who spent most of his childhood in Savannah and Bloomingdale, tells News 3’s Coastal Sunrise Anchor, Kim Gusby how he hopes to inspire others by shedding light on the hidden epidemic of child abuse.
September 23, 2009
College Officials Scramble to Contain Swine Flu on Campus
College administrators around the country are facing a challenge in dealing with swine flu on campus.
Epidemiologists fear the pandemic could explode as the seasonal flu and swine flu both hit.




