Sometimes I contemplate big questions. What is existence really? What does Aristotle mean by a good life? And how can I start my second drink without finishing my first? Other times I contemplate something humbler – and what’s humbler than the humble egg?If I’m feeling peckish, I might think about the egg as food.
Tax season often sparks conversations about refunds—whether it’s bragging rights over who got the biggest one or complaints about having to pay the IRS. But what if there’s a “perfect” tax refund amount? Is there an ideal figure you should aim for when it comes to getting money back from the government? Let’s dive into why finding the right balance matters and how you can set yourself up for financial success year-round.Why Do People Receive Tax Refunds?A tax refund happens when you’ve paid more taxes throughout the year than you actually owe.
The local Rotary Club is engaged in promoting understanding, goodwill and peace through fellowship with business, professional and community leaders. The club of 22 members has taken on a new project they hope will offer a number of benefits to the community.Looking around the community, the club saw an opportunity, which may benefit the whole community over time, said Paula Price, the club's current president.]The project is to build in Duncan Park, a new community pavilion with the concrete floor and a wood structure which will include a metal roof.
Velvet ants are commonly found in August and September as they erratically crawl around on bare spaces in pastures, fields, yards and other areas where grass is sparse or nonexistent.They are easily recognized by the ant-like female. She is covered in dense reddish-orange and black hair.
The Savannah Savages boys tennis team is off to a powerful start to their season.They currently have a 4-2 record on the season, and the team has shown consistency and drive as they aim to continue dominating the court. The team is led by head coach Mr.
With prom season approaching, so is the heightened concern of teenage drunk or distracted driving.On Wednesday, April 23, a crew of Savannah’s first responders will be putting on a docudrama to teach the dangers of drunk and under-the-influence driving.A docudrama is a unique form of storytelling that combines real-life events with dramatic elements to create a powerful and emotional experience. It becomes a learning tool that helps students connect with real-world issues in a personal and meaningful way.Drunk driving is one of the most dangerous behaviors a person can engage in and when it involves teenagers, the risks are even higher.
The Savannah trapshooting team just finished up Districts.Two teams had great success, and will be advancing to State.Junior Codi Barsch was the Top Lady Shooter at Districts. Barsch and junior, Janssen Hughes both shot 98/100.The team consisting of senior, Jackson Sigrist; juniors Nate Boyer, Hughes and Cort Johnson; and sophomore, Jordan Lawrence placed first.
The Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) held an Easter egg hunt for all the Savannah Savage students and staff from April 14 to April 17.Each participant had the opportunity to find one egg to win a coupon.The following places were where participants won coupons from: Cabana Grill, Cabin Coffee, Cheddar’s, Chili’s, Crumbl Cookie, Dairy Queen, El Rey Papi’s, Family Diner, Gambino’s, IHOP, Jersey Mike’s, KFC, McDonald’s, Panda Express, Pizza Hut, Savage Nutrition, Scooter’s, Sonic, Taco Bell, Tropical Smoothie and Wendy’s among more.The rewards ranged from gift cards to free, half-off and buy one, get one deals.We are thankful for FCCLA advisor Mrs. June Clark and seniors, Jailynn Keeton and Brooke McCartney for their hard work orchestrating this event..
The Savannah Savages have continued to play well after a tough start to the season. The Savages have now won five-straight games and head into yet another busy week of baseball with an 8-5 record.