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Dr Richard Kopke shares how the following passage has guided his life and work: "And in that day the deaf shall hear the words of the book and the blind will see through the gloom and darkness." - Isaiah 29:18

Savannah Morning News Headlines for April 1, 2019.

Anti-offshore drilling measure stalls

Savannah Orchid Show draws hundreds to Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens

Savannah-Chatham schools await accreditor’s report

Music: "Not for me" by Barradeen

Savannah Morning News Headlines for March 29, 2019. Changes to Georgia's shore rules still in play in General Assembly Georgia approves new K-8 computer science standards Georgia legislature takes preliminary step for Chatham County islands incorporation Georgia Lottery: Richmond Hill-area Raceway sells winning ticket; $200,000 in Powerball tickets sold in state Music: "Not for me" by Barradeen

Savannah Morning News Headlines for March 31, 2019.

Curbside recycling continues in Savannah despite higher costs

Memories of childhood: Savannah’s Maggie’s Morning School to close after 37 years

Savannah’s STEAM Fest teaches kids science, history with hands-on activities

Music: "Not for me" by Barradeen

Suicide-prevention expert discusses mental health concerns among young people

Olympic gymnast Shannon Miller shares how her faith guided her through breast cancer.

Savannah Morning News Headlines for March 30, 2019.

Savannah child molester sentenced to 35 years; judge says Bobby Buckner deserves no more chances

Savannah mayoral candidate apologizes for attending meeting that barred non-black reporters

Savannah police hires new assistant chief of police

Savannah martial arts academy offers self-defense class for blind, visually impaired

Chatham-Savannah Counter Narcotics Team celebrates 25 years of drug enforcement

Savannah-Chatham County public schools delivered an Institutional Progress Report to AdvancED March 22. In this audio clip, AdvancED vice president Claudia Carter discusses the monitoring review process. For more information, visit Savannahnow.com.

Richard Johnson, the attorney representing former Okaloosa County Clerk of Courts and Comptroller employee Beth McDonald, discusses problems within the legal system that have been exposed through the lawsuit she has filed against Clerk of Court J.D. Peacock.

Reporter Kate Croxton spent months learning about the process of collecting rape kits and what goes into prosecuting sexual assaults. Why are so many kits in N.C. untested? What's been done to change that? And why is so much of the responsibility of prosecution placed on victims?