Frank Sulkowski is a news anchor for WJCL 22, focusing on local news in Savannah, Georgia. With a passion for storytelling, Frank covers a wide range of topics including community events, local traditions, sports, and government updates. His dedication to delivering accurate and engaging news has made him a trusted source for the Savannah community.
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Frank Sulkowski primarily focuses on local news in Savannah, Georgia with a strong emphasis on sports and community events. He frequently covers local traditions, educational initiatives, sports achievements, and community gatherings.
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Luray Peanut Company CEO gains worldwide attention BLUFFTON, S.C. — Lauren Flexon is nuts.
By: Frank Sulkowski
Hazlehurst native takes stage after Georgia Southern football game STATESBORO, Ga. —
Becca Goossen opens Midtown Market SAVANNAH, Ga. — The eight finalists are ready for the final showdown.
By: Frank Sulkowski
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The NRA's 'Defend the 2nd' event in Savannah which was to feature an appearance by former President Donald Trump has been canceled.
By: Frank Sulkowski
Hampton's second horror-thriller this year goes on sale October 22
Savannah-based company started as school snack
'Letter to Savannah' shared on Instagram
Kathy Straughn started project in June BLUFFTON, S.C. — Take what you need, give what you can.
By: Frank Sulkowski, Amy Zimmer
Chris Davis expected to be named new Eagle AD STATESBORO, Ga. —
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