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Nelly's Grocery and Wine brings fresh food to Savannah Original

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By Destini Ambus
| Savannah Morning News Verified
Chanel and Stanton Parker are opening Nelly's Grocery and Wine in Savannah, Georgia. The market aims to provide fresh, local, and specialty items in a space built around discovery. The store is located near the historic Yamacraw Village public housing community. Though the white and burgundy shelves at Nelly’s Grocery and Wine are currently bare, Chanel and Stanton Parker hope to turn the space into a place of discovery for Savannahians by the end of July.
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Port Wentworth bus routes ending after county vote

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By Destini Ambus
| Savannah Morning News Verified
June 28, 2026, 5:08 a.m. ET Port Wentworth's request to join the Chatham Area Transit (CAT) tax district was denied by Chatham County Chairman Chester Ellis. Joining the tax district would have allowed Port Wentworth property owners to pay a transit millage, potentially generating $1 million annually for expanded services.
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Explore creative workshops in Savannah, celebrate America's 250, more

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By Destini Ambus
| Savannah Morning News Verified
The Historic Savannah Foundation is hosting a series of artisan workshops through the end of the year. Upcoming workshops include needle felting, indigo dyeing, and a six-week line dancing series. Other events in Savannah include live music, an R&B party, and an Independence Day celebration. As part of the 2026 Artisan Spotlight Series, the Historic Savannah Foundation has announced additional hands-on, creative workshops at the Historic Kennedy Pharmacy through the rest of the year.
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