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Brother kills brother

'The confrontation between the two brothers escalated to the point that Emmanuel Graham was injured and William Graham was stabbed by his brother.'

Editor's Note: Paying attention

When you've got both time and money on your side, you tend to get what you want regardless. And what capitalism wants is less competition and lower labor cost. Always.

A mural dilemma

If these walls could talk they'd have some 'splaining to do

Georgia in middle of pack for bike friendliness

Neighborhood streets are where the rubber meets the road for cyclists who use bicycles for transportation and recreation, which is why these policies are vital at the municipal level. Savannah and Chatham County do not have Complete Streets policies.

Saving the whales - literally

Georgia DNR reports that 20 right whale calves were born this year. These new births will contribute to the recovery of the species, assuming these newborns live long enough to reproduce.

Cusses, the little band that ... did

Reports from the road and other news

Darius Rucker's Carolina country

How (and why) the Hootie singer got his twang on

Duke Bootee: Man behind 'The Message'

A talk with the loquacious hip hop pioneer and Savannah resident

The return of burlesque

Will Ol' Devil Sherman and his girls bring the big show to town?

Say hello to the Rosies

Kyrsten, 22, and Kourtney, 18, arrived in October 2012 with a couple of acoustic guitars, a satchel full of original songs, and a telepathic way with the sort of delicate harmony that only siblings can achieve.

Blue Man Group: A colorful conversation

A talk with Shane Andries

Gallery Hop: Desotorow, Non-Fiction

Like living, organic masses, massive crocheted forms seemed to grow from all corners of the gallery space.

Pride & Prejudice; Agnes of God

Two plays explore women's lives from different perspectives

Southern Designer pride

Designer showcase & Trunk Show hit Belk

Gallery Hop: Le Snoot, Ashmore, Sicky Nar Nar

Serious exhibitions capped competitive jurying processes, and other shows celebrated the serious number of people in this city who make interesting combinations of matter, color and form.

Coming up R.O.S.E.

Fine fare & cool blues light up Broughton's east end

Keep calm and eat pie

Authentic British favorites are baked fresh in Pooler

Chewy, chewy, boing, boing!

When I eat sushi, I go for the zaniest stuff on the menu, or at least the most interesting.

Headin' for veggies

My adventure at the new VegHeads restaurant

Yo soy: A word about 'mock meats'

Review: Star Trek Into Darkness

J.J. Abrams' second Trek film is an unqualified success, and it promises a bright future for this tireless franchise.

Review: Iron Man 3

With The Avengers still fresh in everyone's minds, this tin-man outing might seem even more tinny to many prospective viewers.

Review: Pain & Gain

Nowhere near as awful as Wahlberg's Max Payne, but a blown opportunity to make a movie that's worth its weight in box office admissions. And for that, the blame falls primarily on Michael Bay.

Review: The Company You Keep

Review: Mud