Savannah-Chatham police are investigating a suspicious death on the 200 block of West 39th Street, closing the road between Barnard and Jefferson streets.

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Health inspection scores for food establishments in Bryan County have been updated through today.

Search our database here by name, city, grade or date of inspection for the latest scores and grades.

Health inspection scores are updated through March 22, 2016. Health inspection scores are from the Bryan County Environmental Health Department. Scores will be updated monthly.

Police are calling the death of a Savannah teenager whose body was found in her bedroom on Monday night suspicious.

Sixteen-year-old Altonise Jones was reported missing about 7:10 p.m. by co-workers who said they hadn’t seen her since Saturday, said Eunicia Baker, Savannah-Chatham police spokeswoman. Officers went to the 200 block of West 39th Street, where Jones lived in a home with her elderly grandmother, to inquire about her whereabouts.

About an hour later, Baker said, a relative searched the house, found Jones’ body and called police.

Forensics officers and detectives were called to the scene. The circumstances surrounding Jones’ death are under investigation, and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation will perform an autopsy, Baker said.

Anyone with information that can help police is asked to call CrimeStoppers at 912-234-2020. Detectives can be reached directly and in confidence at 912-525-3124.

Jail bookings from Mar. 21–22 for Savannah-Chatham County are now posted.

Click through this slideshow to view photos and information obtained from the Chatham County Sheriff’s Department.

All individuals posted have not been convicted of a crime and are innocent until proven guilty.

Find previous jail bookings at savannahnow.com/booked.

The Port Wentworth Police Department's annual "Operation Lucky Charms" resulted in more than 100 arrests during the St. Patrick's Day holiday weekend.

The program is the city's annual Saint Patrick’s Day Traffic Safety Initiative in conjunction with the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety and ran from Wednesday afternoon to Sunday night, said Port Wenthworth Police Chief Matt Libby.

“This is a zero tolerence enforcement operation, no warnings will be given," Libby said. 

In addition to augmented patrols, officers conducted random road safety checks at various points in the city to crack down on impaired drivers, unlicensed drivers, uninsured motorists, and unrestrained passengers, amounting to 600 issued citations and 115 arrests.

Charges ranged from possession of a controlled substance to driving without a license, according to county jail records.

"We expect drivers to do the right thing and obey the laws, those that choose to make bad decisions should expect to be issued tickets and or arrested," Libby said.

Police are urging motorists to be cautious as they travel on Johnny Mercer Boulevard, where the traffic signals at the road's intersection with Bryan Woods Drive are not working. 

Georgia Power Co. has been called to repair the signals and Savannah-Chatham police are on scene. 

New property transfers in Chatham, Bryan and Effingham counties have been added to our database.

Search here by buyer, seller, address, city, zip or month of sale.

All data are public records and are obtained from each county or municipality, unless otherwise sourced. Information fields may vary. 

Georgia State Patrol contructed more than 400 traffic stops in Savannah during St. Patrick's Day weekend while assisting metro police with enforcement during the holiday festivities.

Troopers conducted 442 traffic stops and issued 192 citations, said Capt. Chris Wright, Troop I commander. 

Incidents included 51 DUIs, 10 reckless driving incidents, 72 citations for speeding, 12 seatbelt violations, and 16 child restraint violations, Wright said.  

Troopers also made 4 misdemeanor drug charges and issued 374 warnings for various minor infractions of state law, he said.

Seth Bruno had a hat trick and Aaron Osborne added two goals and two assists as the Savannah Christian boys soccer team downed Woodville-Tompkins 6-1 on Tuesday.

Goals—SC, Seth Bruno 3, Aaron Osborne 2, Cole Fox 1. WT, Osvaldo Brisuela. Assists—SC, Aaron Osborne 2, Conor Rickman 1, Gavin Patrick 1. Saves—SC, Jacob Tarr 4. WT, Kenneth Rouse 3, Aidan Laufenberg 3. Records—SCPS 3-3, 2-0; WT 4-6.

CALVARY DAY 1,

HILTON HEAD PREP 1

Luke Baham scored the Cavaliers’ lone goal and Jake Hamilton made seven saves in a tie with Hilton Head Prep.

Goals—HHP, Waddy Brooks; CDS, Luke Baham. Assists—None. Saves—HHP, Jonathan Braun 8; CDS, Jake Hamilton 7. Records—HHP 3-0-1; CDS 2-4-1.

GIRLS SOCCER

CALVARY DAY 8,

HILTON HEAD PREP 0

Reagan Glisson netted a hat trick and Jessica Lanier and Nicole Crowley scored two goals apiece for host Calvary Day.

Goals—CDS, Reagan Glisson 3, Jessica Lanier 2, Nicole Crowley 2, Sara Slingluff. Assists—CDS, Sammie Arnsdorff 3, Slingluff 2, Lanier, Jessica Arnsdorff. Saves—HHP, Kate Harmon 23; CDS, Alex Taylor 1, Tapanga Langnehs 2. Records—HHP 0-3; CDS 9-1.

WAYNE COUNTY 3,

SOUTH EFFINGHAM 2

Goals — SEHS, Taylor Lockhart, MaKenzie Kessler.

BASEBALL

ISLANDS 22, BEACH 0

Kole Newman pitched a three-inning no-hitter as host Islands routed Beach.

Beach 000 — 0 0 5

IHS 6(16)x) — 22 11 0

W—Kole Newman 3 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 6 K. Leading hitters—IHS, R. Arnold 1-2, 4 R, 2 RBIs; W. Pitts 1-2, 2 RBs, RBI, 2 BB; A. Sikes 2-3, 2 R, 2B, 4 RBIs; J. Pearce 1-1, 2R, 2 RBIs, 2 BB; L. Crecy 1-1, 2 RBIs, 2B; Newman 2-3, R, 3 RBIs, 3B, BB.

SOUTHEAST BULLOCH 11,

JENKINS 8

After trailing 8-0 early, Jenkins scored seven runs in the last four innings but the rally came up short.

Southeast Bulloch, which had 17 hits for the game, scored three runs in the seventh to provide a cushion.

SEB 350 000 3 — 11 17 4

Jenkins 010 203 2 — 8 11 6

W—Harnage, 6 IP, 6 R, 5 ER, 8 H, 4 BB, 3 K. L—Tyrese Gardner (0-2) 1 1 /3 IP, 7 H, 7 R, 4 ER, 1 BB, 0 K. Leading hitters—SEB, Carter 2-5, 2 R; Mincey 2-5, 3 R; Harnage 3-3, 3 R, 2 RBIs, 2B, 2 BB; Shumate 3-5, 2 RBIs; Owens 3-5, 3 RBIs; Thornton 2-4, 2 R. Jenkins, Salik Williams 1-3, RBI; Ahmad O’Neal 1-3, 2 RBIs, 2B; Bryan Wilson 2-3, R; Hunter Mason 2-4, R; Gardner 2-4, R; Dameion Nimmons 2-4, 2 RBIs, 2 R. Records—Jenkins 2-9-1, 2-6 Region 1-AAA.

BENEDICTINE 17,

GROVES 0

Brett Peloke had a double and three RBIs and Chase Marini went 2 for 2 with a double and two RBIs as Benedictine rolled to a win over Groves. Garrett Floyd and Justin Greene had two hits each for the Cadets and Adam King picked up his first win of the season on the mound.

BC 054 8 - 17 13 0

G 000 x - 0 1 3

W-Adam King (1-1). L-Evans. Leading hitters-BC, Brett Peloke 1-1, 2B, 3 RBIs, Chase Marini 2-2, 2B, 2 RBIs; Garrett Floyd 2-2, RBI; Justin Greene 2-2, 2B; John Thorpe 1-1, 3B.

TREUTLEN 6,

SAVANNAH COUNTRY DAY 3

Jonathan Palmer and Bryce Dunn each had an RBI for Savannah Country Day, but the Hornets lost to visiting Treutlen

T 200 020 2 - 6 11 2

SCD 000 021 0 - 3 6 0

W-Page. L-Asher Kolman. Leading hitters-SCD, Jonathan Palmer 1-4, RBI; Bryce Dunn 1-3, RBI; Christopher Pendleton 1-2. T, Morris 3-4, 2 RBIs. Records-SCD 5-8; Treutlen 11-3.

GIRLS TENNIS

SAVANNAH ARTS 5, TATTNALL COUNTY 0

Singles—McKenzie Collins def. Sarah Morgan 6-0, 6-0; Sara Putman def. Chelsey Odum 6-0, 6-1; Ariel Joy Lipat def. Sierra Boutwell 6-1, 6-0

Doubles—Peyton Vacala/Emily Daugherty def. Brynn Durrence/Janie Tripp 6-1, 6-0; Emma Traynor/Sarah Iocovozzi def. Natalie Mack/Ruby Gonzalez 6-3, 6-4.

SOUTH EFFINGHAM 3, RICHMOND HILL 2

Singles-Hannah Yontz (RH) def. Keyvona Moultrie 6-1, 6-1; Logan Edwards (SE) def. Halgy Smith 6-2, 6-4; Megan Bausch (RH) def. Deanna Gunnels 6-3, 6-3.

Doubles-Kearsetyn Bargeron/Mallori Jenkins (SE) def. Veronica Cos/Sarah Smith 7-5, 7-6; Makayla Pevey/Jordan Bisard (SE) def. Grace Cantelg/Jacqueline Lee 6-2, 6-2.

Record-SE 12-1.

ISLANDS 4,
WINDSOR FOREST 0

Singles—Catie Moye def. Camille Syed 8-1; J’Lyn Brown def. Symeria Leger 8-0; Paine Froistad by default.

Doubles-Karleigh Buchan/Maddie Bell def. Jalisay Bennett/TyKeria Reed 8-0.

Record-Islands 6-5.

BOYS TENNIS

SAVANNAH ARTS 4, TATTNALL COUNTY 1

Singles—Stephen Bohlmann (SA) def. Druv Patel 6-4, 6-1; Jack Beamon (SA) def. Jack Shuman 6-0, 6-1; TC won No. 3 singles by forfeit.

Doubles—Devin Rodgers/Santi Clavijo def. Noah Moulton/Ruben Gomez 6-0, 6-1; Deion Davis/Anthony Stovall def. Jacob/Dustin Newman 6-2, 6-0.

RICHMOND HILL 3,

SOUTH EFFINGHAM 2

Singles-Keith Moultrie (SE) def. Kevin Zhu 6-3, 4-6, 6-4; Spencer Jenkins (SE) def. Mason Murphy 6-3, 6-1; Cameron Pipes (RH) def. Matt Grant 6-1, 6-2.

Doubles-Coby Royac/Jimmy Ward (RH) def. Connor Reinholt/Reese Allen 6-1, 6-0; Niko Stamper/Braden Chapman (RH) by default.

Record-SE 7-5.

ISLANDS 3,
WINDSOR FOREST 0

Singles-Alex Warner def. James Reeder 8-2; Alex Lambright def. Antwone MiVedge 8-1; Shane Allen def. William Robinson 8-1.

Record-Islands 8-2.

ALL REGION 2-AA

GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM

Player of the year—Julianne Brown, Bryan Co.

First Team— Elexxus Wrighton, Long Co.; Khaliyah Jenkins, Jeff Davis; Desiree Bennett, Jeff Davis; Reagan Northfleet, Vidalia; Sarah Stewart, St. Vincent’s; Kaylin Leggett, Bryan Co.

Second team—Darrielle Brinson, Vidalia; Yasmine Crawford, Bryan Co.; Madison Powers, St. Vincent’s; Franeska Peyton, Groves; Height, McIntosh; Mya Howard, Long Co.

“We stress the need for screenings for under-served women in our community because early detection saves lives’’

Sarah Denmark, Susan G. Komen Coastal Georgia Affiliate board president

The Susan G. Komen Coastal Georgia Affiliate announced at its annual awards luncheon Tuesday that it is awarding $357,017 for direct community services that will fund breast cancer screening, education, diagnostic services and patient navigation.

Including Tuesday’s contribution, the affiliate will have awarded more than $2 million in local grants.

“It often surprises people to learn that support for our affiliate is raised here and stays here,’ said Aileen Gabbey, executive director for Susan G. Komen Coastal Georgia. “Seventy-five percent of funds raised benefit the nine counties we serve, and the remaining 25 percent is devoted to research for a cure.”

This year, the local Komen affiliate has awarded seven grants to programs in the Coastal Georgia area:

• Curtis V. Cooper Mammography, $60,000

• Southeast Georgia Health System’s Mammograms in Motion, $60,000

• Liberty County Health Department’s BRAVE III Project, $49,977

• Hearts and Hands for Mammograms,$29,278

• Bulloch’s Breast Brigade, $52,064

• Effingham Hospital’s Comprehensive Education and Screening Program, $58,566

• Coastal Community Health Services Breast Cancer Outreach, $47,132

“Each month in our service area, 12 women are diagnosed with late-stage breast cancer,” said Sarah Denmark, board president. “We stress the need for screenings for under-served women in our community because early detection saves lives. The five-year survival rate for early diagnosis is 98 percent.”

Funding for the community grants is generated primarily through the Savannah Race for the Cure, which is scheduled to begin April 16 in historic Savannah’s Ellis Square.

For more information, go to www.komencoastalgeorgia.org.

Savannah-Chatham Metro police will be operating radar hot spots along Montgomery Crossroad.

Police remind drivers there is zero tolerance for speeding in school zones.

Read the obituaries.

Catherine Arnett, Washignton, D.C.

Shirley Newton Ashley, Guyton, GA

Theodore Atkinson, Darien, GA

Dea. Moses Baker, Savannah, GA

Ada J. Beasley, Savannah, GA

Beulah Beasley, Burton, SC

Deloris Cadogen, Savannah, GA

Mr. Ollie W. Carter, Wadley, GA

Jonathan Coates, Statesboro, GA

John Nick Constantine, Savannah, GA

Lonnie Crawford, Savannah, GA

Vertie M. Daniels, Stillmore, GA

Susan Corley Duignan, Savannah, GA

Jerry Lee Edwards, Reidsville, GA

Veronica E. Fuller, Savannah, GA

Sally Lee Hulsey Gailey, Savannah, GA

Arnold LaRyan Harvey, Jr., Savannah, GA

Mrs. Geraldine Octavia Jackson, Hartwell, GA

Eddie Johnson, Jr., Baxley, GA

Hershel L. Knight, Jesup, GA

Anna Bell Anderson Lamaak, Savannah, GA

Elease Virginia Cave-Lawton, Savannah, GA

Jermaine Lewis, Sylvania, GA

Melba Lightsey, Hazlehurst, GA

Elijah L. Murray, Hardeeville, SC

Phillip Pearson, Savannah, GA

Kathryn Scott, Reidsville, GA

Mary Irene Scott, Savannah, GA

Charlesetta Singleton, Hardeeville, SC

Infant Messiah Smokes, Ellabell, GA

Ms. Elease Spencer, Sylvania, GA

Mrs. Betty Elkins Stanford, Midway, GA

Governor D. Thompson, Savannah, GA

Reynold Voisine, Hinesville, GA

Faye O. Waters, Pembroke, GA

Mr. R. M. Wilkes, Savannah, GA

Marsha C. Wilkins, Savannah, GA

Mr. John Williams, Sr., Savannah, GA

Ruth Elizabeth Paschal Wright, Savannah, GA

Marylin Youmans, Savannah, GA

Jail bookings from Mar. 22-23 for Savannah-Chatham County are now posted.

Click through this slideshow to view photos and information obtained from the Chatham County Sheriff’s Department. All individuals posted have not been convicted of a crime and are innocent until proven guilty.

Find previous jail bookings at savannahnow.com/booked.

New health inspection scores to food establishments in Effingham County have been updated. 

Search our database here by name, city, grade or date of inspection for the latest scores and grades. 

Health inspection scores are updated through March 23, 2016. Health inspection scores from the Effingham County Environmental Health Department. Scores will be updated monthly.

ATHENS, Ga. — Capitalizing on seven hits and three Eagle errors, the No. 12 Georgia softball team (26-5, 1-2) shut out Georgia Southern (15-14) in a run-rule 9-0 fashion on Wednesday.

Cortni Emanuel and Alyssa DiCarlo accounted for two hits each of Georgia’s total, as DiCarlo also scored twice and drove in a pair of runs. Tina Iosefa, Maeve McGuire and Lacey Sumerlin also collected two RBI apiece.

Brittany Gray (8-3) pitched well for the Bulldogs, striking out six while giving up three hits and a walk. She had a streak of sitting down seven-consecutive batters while an error allowed the only other baserunner for the Eagles.

After leaving runners in scoring position in the first two innings, Georgia broke it up in the third to lead 4-0. With two outs, Alex Hugo was issued the first of two walks of the night, as Iosefa’s ninth home run of the year went soaring over left field for the 2-0 advantage. The inning continued, as with bases loaded Sumerlin notched a two-RBI single to close out the scoring.

Five more runs came in the fourth with a bases-loaded walk to Iosefa brining in the first run. DiCarlo and McGuire went back-to-back with their two-RBI hits to seal the win at 9-0.

Armstrong softball sweeps Flagler

The No. 22-ranked Armstrong State University softball squad ran its winning streak to six with a 7-0, 7-4 Peach Belt Conference doubleheader sweep of visiting Flagler College at the Armstrong Softball Field.

The Pirates improved to 22-8 overall and 6-2 in the Peach Belt with the sweep, taking over second place in the league standings in the process. Flagler falls to 19-20 overall and 4-12 in the league with the losses.

Game one was a pitcher’s duel between Flagler’s Haleigh Corbally and the Pirates’ Tori Bates as both pitchers kept the other team off the scoreboard through four innings. Armstrong State broke through in the fifth inning with a pair of key two-out hits as freshman Macy Coleman’s RBI single and junior Jane Trzaska’s two-RBI double put the Pirates ahead, 3-0.

Armstrong State then broke the game open in the sixth with four runs on an RBI single by senior Michelle Breen and a three-run home run by junior Hannah Reppert, her 10th of the season.

Bates notched the win for the Pirates in game one, hurling six innings of one-hit shutout ball, striking out four to move to 7-5 on the season. Corbally (8-7) took the loss for the Saints, giving up 10 hits and seven runs in six innings of work, walking four while striking out six.

In game two, the Pirates had just two hits, but they made the most of them in the 7-4 win over the Saints. Armstrong State scored three first-inning runs on a sacrifice fly by freshman Logan Harrell and a two-run single by Trzaska.

Harrell then blasted a grand slam home run to right in the second for the early 7-0 lead.

Trzaska (7-3) hurled five innings of six-hit, one-run ball, walking one while striking out one to notch the win for the Pirates in game two. Callie Reed (7-8) took the loss for the Saints in game two, giving up two hits and seven runs — three earned — in 1 2/3 innings, walking two while striking out two.

BASEBALL

EFFINGHAM 8,

STATESBORO 0

Josh Long threw six scoreless innings to earn the win and Will Hodges had a homer and four RBIs to lead Effingham over Statesboro. Will Harden also homered for Effingham.

S 000 000 0 - 0 9 1

EC 410 111 x - 8 11 2

W-Josh Long. L-Michael Finch. Leading hitters—EC, Will Hodges 2-4, HR, 4 RBIs; Will Harden 2-3, HR. Records-EC 11-5, 4-4.

BEACH 16,

GROVES 12

Shanard Ford had an inside the park home run and Terrell Swan earned the win while scoring three runs as Beach beat Groves.

W-Terrell Swan. L-St. John. Leading hitters—Beach, Shanard Ford, inside park HR, 3 runs; Swan 3 runs; Asante Moore 3 runs, Nate Pickens 3 runs.

BRYAN COUNTY 27,

JOHNSON 0

Nathan Leggett went 3 for 3 with two doubles and four RBIs and Caleb Johns went 3 for 3 as Bryan County beat the Atom Smashers.

BC 3(8)(16) - 27 17 0

J 000 - 0 0 5

W-Jonathan Doud (1-0). L-Odimgbe. Leading hitters-BC, Caleb Johns 3-3, RBI; Nathan Leggett 3-3, 2 2B, 4 RBIs. Record-BC 10-5, 2-2 in Region 2-AA.

GIRLS TENNIS

SOUTH EFFINGHAM 4,

STATESBORO 1

Singles-Keyvona Moultrie (SE) d. Presley Brown 6-1, 6-1; Logan Edwards (SE) d. Erin Dailey 6-0, 6-1; Helene Gao (S) d. Peyton Pardue 6-4, 6-2.

Doubles-Kearsetyn Bargeron/Mallori Jenkins (SE) d. Yanna Amason/Mary Keeley 6-2, 6-1; Jordan Bisard/Alex Parrish (SE) d. Jessica Fu/Harmony Osgood 6-2, 6-2.

Record-SE 13-1.

BOYS TENNIS

STATESBORO 3,

SOUTH EFFINGHAM 2

Singles-Keith Moultrie (SE) d. Toidd Gilchrist 6-3, 6-3; Vernard Littles (S) d. Spencer Jenkins 0-6, 6-5, (retired); Cole Lantz (S) d. Matt Grant 6-0, 6-0

Doubles-Rashad Doones/Jake Cliett (S) d. Isiah Elliott/Reese Allen 7-6, 7-5; Connor Reinholt/Simon Clark (SE) d. Kevin Gao/Clark Henderson 1-6, 6-2, 7-6.

Record-SE 7-6.

GOLF

ST. VINCENT’S 96,

PORTAL 101

At Marshwood GC

SVA-Rin Richardson 44, Tricia Reisman 52

Portal-Faith Reddick 41, Kaitlyn Giradeau 60

LATE TUESDAY

BOYS SOCCER

SAVANNAH ARTS 10,

SAVANNAH HIGH 0

Goals—Calum Clarkson, Ben Jones 2, Noah Prince 5, John Bethel, Deondre David. Assists—Calum Clarkson 4, Ben Jones, Noah Prince, Seth Holland, Chandler New, Uri Locker. Record-SA 6-3, 5-0 in Region 1-AAA. Savannah 0-3.

Nineteen students from the Savannah Technical College Peace Officer Academy celebrated graduating from the program with a completion ceremony Tuesday.

The four women and 15 men have completed coursework containing the Georgia Peace Officer Standards & Training (P.O.S.T.) Basic Law Enforcement Training Course, which qualifies them to be state-certified peace officers.

This is the 18th group of students to complete the program since its inception in 2009, and the program has graduated 253 P.O.S.T.-certified officers with a 97 percent placement rate.

Each cohort selects a fallen officer for whom the graduating class will be named, and they have a tradition of giving the family of the fallen officer a challenge coin dedicated to the officer.

A challenge coin is a symbol of an unbreakable bond of dedication and allegiance among military personnel and law enforcement officers.

This cohort decided to honor Cpl. Richard Allen Hall Jr., of the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office who died in the line of duty on Sept. 16, 2015, in a motor vehicle accident. He is survived by his father and stepmother, John and Clisty Hall, one brother Steven (Christy) and sister Jennifer (Michael) and family.

Hall was a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps. and a 14-year member of the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office.

For more information, go to www.savannahtech.edu/PeaceOfficerAcademy or contact Sheree Rogers at 912-443-5191 or srogers@savannahtech.edu.

Read the obituaries. 

Catherine Arnett, Washington, D. C.

Shirley Newton Ashley, Guyton, GA

Mr. Darnell Baker, Savannah, GA

Bill Beasley, Sr., Rock Springs Comm, GAi

Mrs. Josie Boyd, Columbia, SC

Thomas J. Carlton, Savannah, GA

R. Jack Davis, Jesup, GA

Sally Lee Hulsey Gailey, Savannah, GA

Uhland S. Harvey, Jesup, GA

Richard E. Herndon, Port Wentworth, GA

Mr. Aahkil L. Heyward, Savannah, GA

Mr. James Bernard Holmes, Savannah, GA

Rev. Robert Irving Hoyle, Port Wentworth, GA

Maria Bellavin Hughes, Savannah, GA

Gary Alan Jackson, Savannah, GA

Mrs. Gerladine Octavia Jackson, Hartwell, GA

Mr. Harry James Jackson, Savannah, GA

Eloise D. Jones, Savannah, GA

Ms. Rosa L. Jones, Savannah, GA

Rodina Lamell, Claxton ,GA

Ernest Lecounte, Midway, GA

Anne Price Long, Sylvania, GA

Douglas Harold McClung, Savannah, GA

Willette Ann O’Neal, Savannah, GA

Infant Amiya Pelote, Savannah, GA

Melba G. Perry, Newington, GA

Dorothy Lawana Rivera, Savannah, GA

Florence Small, Savannah, GA

Infant Messiah Smokes, Ellabell, GA

Ms. Elease Spencer, Sylvaia, GA

Mrs .Betty Elkins Stanford, Midway, GA

Maria A. Stewart, Hinesville, GA

Nell S. Surrency, Claxton, GA

Edwin James Swann, Savannah, GA

Derwin Swinton, Savannah, GA

Gary R. Tunnell, Hinesville, GA

Mrs .Ella Genell Vincent, Blackshear, GA

Rev. Frankie Washington, Stuart Point, SC

James Weitman, Glennville, GA

Mr. R. M. Wilkes, Savannah, GA

Ms. Constance Elaine Williams, Savannah, GA

Ms. Dassie Lee Williams, Sylvania, GA

John Williams, Sr., Savannah, GA

Mrs. Mary A. Williams, Savannah, GA

Marylin Youmans, Savannah, GA

Savannah-Chatham Metro police will be operating radar hot spots along Highway 80 from Thunderbolt to Tybee.

Police remind drivers there is zero tolerance for speeding in school zones.

UPDATE: Westbound lanes of President Street are now open.

An accident with injuries has closed both lanes of President Street westbound at Pennsylvania Avenue, according to the Chatham Emergency Management Agency. 

Motorists should seek alternate routes.

A three-vehicle accident has slowed traffic at Whitaker and 37th streets, said the Chatham Emergency Management Agency.

Drivers should seek alternate routes.