Andria Segedy, SavannahNow

Andria Segedy

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Savannah, GA, United States

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Past articles by Andria:

Tybee Polar Plunge will celebrate New Year's 2022. Here's how to take the plunge.

Celebrate Tybee Post Theater Polar Plunge on Jan. 1. The public is invited to show up in person or go virtual; enter a video of "plunge" win prizes. → Read More

Campaign raises funds to save one of Savannah's oldest Black-founded museums

African Diaspora Museology Institute works to save from demolition the Kiah House Museum building, one of the oldest Black-owned museums in Savannah. → Read More

Savannah galleries: 'The Play of Light' in nature; Savannah Phil fundraiser at Location Gallery

Savannah galleries: 'The Play of Light' in nature and reflections at Sulfur Studios; Philharmonic fundraiser at Location Gallery → Read More

Memorial Day events in Chatham, Bryan counties

Memorial Day weekend events in Chatham, Bryan counties → Read More

Cats and dogs for adoption this week in Savannah

Pets for adoption by nonprofit rescues at events including at PetSmart, Bentley's Pet Stuff and Chatham Parkway Subaru → Read More

Cats and dogs looking for a home this week in Savannah

Look at photos of these pets for adoption and open your home → Read More

Pets for adoption this week and fundraising events in Savannah

Been wanting a pet? Here are some Savannah area cats and dogs up for adoption, and ways to keep local animal rescues. → Read More

Former Savannah Morning News photographer Nancy Heffernan remembered by colleagues

Nancy Heffernan dies of complications of liver cancer. → Read More

Savannah galleries: Portraits and jewelry; sculptures using objects found; Civil War and medicine at Massie

Savannah galleries: Portraits and jewelry; sculptures using objects found; Civil War and medicine at Massie → Read More

Springtime is in bloom, covering Savannah like a picnic of beauty

How we love the variety of colors that can be found with our spring-blooming azaleas. → Read More

Black teacher talks equality, oppression in #BLM Beach Institute exhibit

Artist statement by Black woman explores emotional eating, equality, oppression through cotton-candied textures. → Read More

Savannah Black Heritage Festival goes virtual to reflect, reform and rejoice

Reflect, reform and rejoice is theme of virtual Savannah Black Heritage Festival → Read More

Telfair Museums helps Savannah residents reflect on pandemic through art

Telfair Museums helps Savannah residents reflect on pandemic through art → Read More

Savannah Kwanzaa events open for public celebration

Savannah Kwanzaa events open for public celebration → Read More

Steve Bisson captured Savannah with his camera

Savannah Morning News Chief Photographer Steve Bisson retired at the end of November. As an award-winning visual journalist and historian, Steve had documented his hometown and Coastal Georgia for more than four decades. Much has changed during that time. We have his photographs to show us. Steve shared his thoughts on his career and his retirement: "I’m leaving the newspaper after 42 years of… → Read More

Savannah State graduate earns National Black College Hall of Fame status, Lifetime Achievement Award

Because of her early teaching in rural Georgia in the mid-1950s and her initiating innovative programs since then for students and teachers nationwide, → Read More

Veterans Day events, parade to be held by Veterans Council of Chatham County

The Veterans Council of Chatham County has five upcoming events to celebrate Veterans Day, according to council Chairman Joe Higgins.The 3rd Infantry → Read More

Calm, not chaos, define Election Day in Chatham County

Long lines, voting machine failures and protests were all concerns on the minds of voters entering Tuesday’s Election Day.But in Chatham County and surrounding areas, the process was about as seamless as anyone could hope. Casting ballots was fairly routine, even in the first general election of the pandemic.It wasn’t perfect, of course. There were some locations where social distancing was… → Read More

Eight Savannah area programs benefit from One Hundred Children’s Foundation grants

Just shy of $100,000, The One Hundred Children’s Foundation recently provided a boost of funding to eight nonprofit organizations that will build something different, provide positive activities for children diagnosed with cancer or diabetes or sickle cell disease, and offer respite to more parents.The foundation raised the bulk of the money before the COVID-19 pandemic caused businesses to… → Read More

Man who scaled radio tower in Hinesville brought down safely

A man who spent hours on top of a radio tower in Hinesville was safely brought down shortly before 2 p.m. Monday, according to Hinesville Police Chief → Read More