Susie King Taylor was the first African American woman to openly serve with the U.S. Army.

There is still work to be done at the Susie King Taylor Freedom Park, and those efforts got a boost from the Georgia Power ...

Work on renovating one of Liberty County’s parks is continuing, and a ribbon cutting for the completely redone facility could ...

A new stage production will celebrate the life and legacy of Susie King Taylor, one of Savannah’s most influential historical ...

MIDWAY, Ga., (WSAV) – For some, the search for knowledge leads to unlikely places. “I came here on this quest looking for something. But what I came looking for was looking for me, too.” That is the ...

Casting 16 Black and White male and female actors of various ages, most portraying multiple roles, for “What a Wonderful Revolution!,” an ongoing Savannah Black history play for visitors, inspired by ...

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - A new documentary showing Thursday chronicles the long battle to rename a Savannah square after Susie King Taylor, the first black nurse and teacher of freed slaves in the ...