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In Harmony With the Music:Talented guitar and mandolin maker Randy Wood left the frantic pace of Nashville and returned to his roots in Georgia. Today the Bloomindale man is still turning out instruments and has become an advocate of establishing Bluegrass music in Southeast Georgia. Plus: Mountain Heart will headline next Bluegrass concert at Mighty 8th Heritage Museum. Read Full Story |
Up the Creek: Wayne Dery wanted to explore the marshes around his home - and he is - from the seat of a kayak he built himself. Read Full Story Daylilies: Many area seniors have a love for the exotic blooms - and created growing businesses in the process. Read Full Story 
Free Classes: Savannah Free College to offer courses in psychology and history of the Ancient Near East. Read Full Story Senior Day: Georgia Southern University will host this day-long event for seniors. Read Full Story Art of Great Fashion: Annual Telfair Museum event features trunk show, luncheon and fashion show. Read Full Story 
Alzheimer's Association: Groups hoped to bring chapter of the national organization to Chatham County; plans Memory Walk to raise needed funds. Read Full Story Considering Special Care: Good research, says columnist Pat Mooney, is key to helping ease the transition to a retirement home. Read Full Story 
Mary at 80: Friend and companion has worn well with age - and continued to add her special touch to each day. Read Full Story 
Graceful Elder: Hurricane party memories dim after experiencing one at sea. Read Full Story Silver Lady: Popular speaker will talk about silver, vintage jewelry at Savannah's Portobello. Read Full Story Senior Notebook: Get help, become a volunteer, find a new hobby: events and programs just for active seniors. Read Full Story |
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The "Hot Light" will glow again Popular senior gathering place, Krispy Kreme Doughnuts at 2749 Skidaway Road, will re-open after extensive remodeling Sept. 17 at 5:30 a.m. To mark the renovation of the 34-year-old store, 34 percent of the opening day sale swill be donated to the United Way of the Coastal Empire?s Annual Campaign. The first 50 customers will receive free t-shirts, Mayor Floyd Adams will cut the ribbon at 9 a.m. and there will be a viewing of the restored 1937 Krispy Kreme Chevy delivery van. Other special events through the week include: Sept. 18: Customers age 65 and over can drop by for special senior giveaways. Sept. 19: Own a piece of Krispy Kreme as items removed from the old location, including the famous round table and vintage ?Hot Lights,? are auctioned off! Proceeds benefit Historic Savannah Foundation. Sept. 20: Register to win a Krispy Kreme wedding cake. Sept. 21: Kid?s Day includes entertainment, contests and more. Sept. 22: Bring in your church bulletin and get a free medium coffee with any purchase. The renovation also coincides with the roll out of a new line of coffees and coffee drinks. |