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Estella Hernandez's mother was strong in her faith. So strong that she knew even though she had to leave her children in El Salvador, she knew God would reunite  them again in the U.S.

Savannah Morning News Headlines for April 4, 2019.

Savannah mayoral candidate’s arrest follows previous convictions, court admonishments

8 years after fish kill, an Ogeechee update

Savannah judge to attend Foxy Loxy show in bid to resolve noise impass

Music: "Not for me" by Barradeen

Barneveld Fire Chief Kevin Kalk discusses a fatal fire in Trenton on Wednesday.

Poet and multi-media artist Elena Karina Byrne is making a stop in Savannah on the Georgia Poetry Circuit. Byrne will be at The Book Lady Bookstore, 6 E. Liberty St., April 8 at 7 p.m. for a free reading. Do Savannah Editor Joshua Peacock talked with Byrne about her career, poetry and many other things, ahead of her visit to Georgia.

Night Jean Muhingabo, who is now a student at Rhode Island College, is an example of what happens when a strong will meets nearly insurmountable odds.

Born and raised in a refugee camp in the Republic of Congo, Muhingabo arrived in the United States with his mother and younger sister. He was 16, and spoke French but no English.

Watch out for headlocks and sleeper holds when a pro wrestling show comes to Nauset Middle School this weekend, plus the scoop on a psychic fair in Bourne, a James Taylor tribute band and more!

The Thunder would like to build an entertainment and dining complex in a strip of land by Chesapeake Arena that was formerly covered by I-40.

"Life will always be a series of choices. But if we choose correctly, God will help us through any season of trouble."  - Bob Burke

Savannah Morning News Headlines for April 3, 2019.

'All hands on deck' for Chatham police after 2 homicides in 2 days

Judge ends civil claims suit against Chatham Sheriff in jail death of Mathew Ajibade

Developer plans to relocate 19th century graves found at Savannah worksite

Exchange Club recognizes Savannah police’s ‘best of the best’

Music: "Not for me" by Barradeen

BJ Lisko and Cliff break down Wrestlemania 35 and all the other top pro wrestling events happening this week in the New York area.