Feature Stories

Logan Jones, a back-row volleyball standout and student athlete at Savannah Christian, has played since she was eight years old.

Stephanie Britt, owner of Cheer Savannah, celebrates 21 years in business and the competitive cheer program she built.

Tara Reese of Pooler helps grow the Savannah Gaelic Athletic Association, which promotes Irish sports and culture and began with six players.

Pooler Fire Chief Simmons and his crews kept responding during COVID-19, with no chance to social distance or take time off.

Brynn Grant, CEO and President of the United Way of the Coastal Empire, on how the organization offers a lifeline during the pandemic.

How the United Way of the Coastal Empire’s COVID Rapid Response Fund helps local people facing sudden change and uncertainty.

Kelly Harley reports on how Effingham Health System staff and patients adjusted to life changes in the early weeks of COVID-19.

Hannah Hanlon looks at neighbors who stepped up with good deeds during the pandemic, including efforts to supply N95 masks.

Kassidy Fikes shares what the Black Lives Matter movement means to her in this opinion piece for Pooler Magazine.

A local list of COVID-19 resources for Pooler, including unemployment help, job search support, counselors, and United Way assistance.

Home Instead Senior Care stepped up during COVID-19 to help local health care facilities get masks, gowns, and other PPE.

Savannah Christian Prep senior Austin Bakhsh stands out in drama with a passion for musical theater and for helping his community.