Some of our readers may have started to see some of the changes that CherryRoad is bringing to the Savannah Reporter. I hope they are being thought of well.One of the newer changes to anticipate will be website updates.Subscribers who visit the Savannah Reporter website after today will have to log in to access their subscription content.Subscribers will be able to access, read, and download, current and past editions of the e-Editions on the new site behind the paywall.
At the time of writing these words, the world is metaphorically and literally on fire. Climate change is here.
Some of our readers may have started to see some of the changes that CherryRoad is bringing to the Savannah Reporter. I hope they are being thought of well.
My first week as the Production Planning Specialist for the Savannah Reporter is in the books.
October is the scariest month of the year. I’m not sure why.
You hear a lot nowadays about AI - artificial intelligence. I am sure there are some useful applications, but in my older retirement years I am rather missing the plot on this one regarding photography.
I like pumpkin. I even might go so far as to say I like pumpkin - a lot.
As “Kathy Roach”, the RSVP acting director stated in her letter to the editor last week, I too was shocked and embarrassed by the article in the Reporter about RSVP, “Sept. 19.” As past administrator, for 35 years, of the Andrew County Senior Center, I have seen 1st hand the good that RSVP does.