Laura Nwogu is a journalist based in Savannah, Georgia. She writes for the Savannah Morning News, savannahnow.com, and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, with her work also appearing in the Athens Banner-Herald. Laura covers a wide range of topics, including local events, restaurant openings and closures, community initiatives, and cultural happenings in the Savannah area.
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Laura Nwogu's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, restaurants, and lifestyle in Savannah, Georgia. She regularly covers announcements about new businesses opening or closing, as well as events happening in the area. Her themes revolve around entertainment, food & beverage, lifestyle, family & relationships and house & home.
For those looking to reach out to Laura with story ideas or pitches for expert commentary opportunities should consider focusing on local events such as restaurant openings/closures, community activities and other lifestyle-related topics within Savannah. A pitch could involve promoting an upcoming event or highlighting a unique aspect of the local food scene that aligns with her coverage areas.
Given her focus on the local scene in Savannah and Georgia at large along with her emphasis on announcements and expert commentary she might be interested in stories related to new business ventures especially pertaining to food industry along with insights from experts related to these industries within this specific geographic location.
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By: Laura Nwogu
The Waldorf Astoria Atlanta Buckhead has appointed two new chefs to the helm of its culinary experience. Chef Berymson Dorvil, former chef de cuisine at the St. Regis Atlanta, has been appointed executive chef. Chef Keith Hyche, former sous chef at Michelin-starred Atlanta restaurant Atlas, serves as chef de cuisine of Brassica, The Waldorf’s signature brassiere-style restaurant.
The annual two-day festival, founded by Jason “J” Carter, is set for Saturday, Oct. 26, and Sunday, Oct. 27, at Central Park in Atlanta. Photo by Kerri Phox/The Atlanta Voice
By: Donnell Suggs, Laura Nwogu
Spelman College ushered in the start of its homecoming with its annual convocation at Sisters Chapel on Thursday. Alumni, faculty, and students decked in blue and white packed the church’s pews to kick off a weekend of events that will end with its joint SpelHouse tailgate.
By: Laura Nwogu
Latto stepped in as the new headliner for One Musicfest after Cardi B dropped out, delivering a high-energy performance of her hits and a few surprises.
The Michelin Guide returned to Atlanta on Monday after its debut in 2023, giving Atlanta area chefs and the city’s dining scene long-awaited recognition. Photo by Laura Nwogu/The Atlanta Voice
By: Laura Nwogu
Celebrating Atlanta Fashion at Hermès boutique reopening party. Expansion signals growth for the brand in Atlanta. New store opens Nov. 2.
By: Laura Nwogu
Grammy-winning rapper Nelly celebrates his 50th birthday with a Western-themed bash in Atlanta, surrounded by hip-hop legends and stars.
By: Laura Nwogu
Free food and free rides to the polls in Georgia. Nonprofits work to increase voter turnout and encourage early voting in a festive atmosphere.
By: Laura Nwogu, Graci Noir, Pete Hegseth
The Vault Hidden Inside the Bank, a restaurant located at 3120 Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway. Its unique design is apparent from the parking lot, where a display armored car sits in front of the matte black building. Photo by Kerri Phox/The Atlanta Voice
By: Nikema Williams
If you’re entrenched in the Atlanta Pilates world, you’ve likely heard of or taken a class with Dr. Tanya Stephenson. A licensed chiropractor, Stephenson is the founder of Stretch ATL, the first Black-owned Pilates studio, which opened in 2013 at 2033 Metropolitan Pkwy.
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