WSAV News 3 up for Connect Savannah's best of 2025
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — The voting period is officially underway for Connect Savannah Magazine's 'Best of 2025.'
Residents have the chance to vote for the best the city has to offer, from shopping and eateries to local media. WSAV News 3 is included among the recognized list, nominated for Best Local Website and Best Local TV Station.
Three of our meteorologists, Alysa Carsley, Hannah Evans and Brian Michigan, are up for Best Local TV Meterologist.
Joey Lamar and Colby Zak are nominated for Best Local TV Sports Anchor.
Finally, anchors Tina Tyus-Shaw are nominated for Best Local TV News Anchor.
To vote in this year's reader's poll, click here.
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