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‘Rock bottom is death’: One woman’s fight against the opioid epidemic

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‘Rock bottom is death’: One woman’s fight against the opioid epidemic

After losing her son to addiction, Lesli Messinger vows to keep up the struggle

by Kristy Edenfield

The subversive, powerful legacy of ‘Dark of the Moon’

Theatre

The subversive, powerful legacy of ‘Dark of the Moon’

Collective Face stages legendary show to start new season

by Sean Kelly

Savannah Philharmonic: new season, new beginnings

Music Features

Savannah Philharmonic: new season, new beginnings

Keitaro Harada talks Bernstein, Gershwin, and more

by Sean Kelly

Tybee Island Songwriters Festival puts the spotlight on writers

Music Features

Tybee Island Songwriters Festival puts the spotlight on writers

High-profile artists come to Tybee Island

by Sean Kelly

Igniting the ‘Embers of Freedom’

Visual Arts

Igniting the ‘Embers of Freedom’

SCAD looks at Frederick Douglass’ life

by Rachael Flora

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Fall Arts: Festivals

Fall Arts: Festivals

Savannah's favorite season for festivals

Fall Arts: Concerts

All the tuneage
Fall Arts: Visual Arts

All the best eye candy
Fall Arts: Lectures and Literary Events

Some really cool stuff from some really cool people
Fall Arts: Screenings

What's going on away from the multiplexes?

Editor's Note: Dorian’s Dilemma, Or How Not To Do A Hurricane Evacuation

Editor's Note: Dorian’s Dilemma, Or How Not To Do A Hurricane Evacuation

Not only did the early evacuation cost the local economy millions, the City of Savannah curfew -- which began days before Dorian's first breeze was felt -- added another layer of financial distress.

By Jim Morekis

Beyond the Bell hosts fun, informative event

The day consists of guest speakers, breakout sessions and separate workshops for parents and younger siblings

By Rachael Flora
‘Rock bottom is death’: One woman’s fight against the opioid epidemic

After losing her son to addiction, Lesli Messinger vows to keep up the struggle

By Kristy Edenfield
'Lobby Your Legislators' this Saturday

Invited elected officials include Congressman Buddy Carter, both the Republican and Democrat members of the Georgia House and Senate, Chatham County Commissioners, City of Savannah Mayor and Aldermen, and elected officials from various Chatham County municipalities.

By Kristy Edenfield
Shelter of last resort: The Civic Center and Hurricane Dorian

Just like every other hurricane, there will be a lot of Monday morning quarterbacking. But the people that I met at the Civic Center on Wednesday evening were grateful to have the soon-to-be demolished roof of the MLK Arena over their heads.

By Kristy Edenfield
The bicycling (and life) advice you really need

On the first day of your first class, look around. It’s nearly 100 percent certain someone in the room will become a victim of bike theft before Thanksgiving.

By John Bennett

Classic Three: A Fragile Tomorrow to bring three iconic records to life at El-Rocko

Classic Three: A Fragile Tomorrow to bring three iconic records to life at El-Rocko

'We wanted a challenge. So we were like, sure, let’s learn three hours of music'

By Jim Morekis

Rev. Bro Diddley and the Hips @El Rocko Lounge

Bandleader Ty Thompson is one of the best songwriters in the city

By Sean Kelly
Mr. Wait @The Jinx

Mr. Wait is yet another example of the great music coming out of our city

By Sean Kelly
The Orange Constant @Barrelhouse South

They’ve worked with Grammy-nominated producers and have garnered critical praise over their short career so far

By Sean Kelly
Savannah Philharmonic: new season, new beginnings

Keitaro Harada talks Bernstein, Gershwin, and more

By Sean Kelly
The Sundogs Present: The Tom Petty Show @Victory North

Expect to hear songs from multiple eras of Petty music

By Sean Kelly

So long, Starland

So long, Starland

House of Strut makes the big move downtown Fri., Sept. 13

By Rachael Flora

The subversive, powerful legacy of ‘Dark of the Moon’

Collective Face stages legendary show to start new season

By Sean Kelly
‘A Year With Frog and Toad’ hops its way to Savannah Children’s Theatre

Titular characters’ actors chat about upcoming show

By Sean Kelly
Igniting the ‘Embers of Freedom’

SCAD looks at Frederick Douglass’ life

By Rachael Flora
Fall Arts: Performances

On stage, on point
Slow build

Matt Toole’s show goes up at Gallery F.A.R.

By Rachael Flora

Analog Pub: Low-stress success

Analog Pub: Low-stress success

Since opening shop as Analog Pub, the two have been saving towards their dream of opening a local restaurant

By Lindy Moody

Late Night Eats: Get you some

What do you do when it’s past closing time for most restaurants and you haven’t gotten to eat yet?

By Rachael Flora
Moodright’s: Bowling & booze in Starland

A true neighborhood bar means a friendly face pouring drinks and reasonable prices to boot

By Lindy Moody
Cotton & Rye and the Fat Radish take happy hour to the next level

I took the time last week (because I will truly do anything for our readers) to take each menu for a spin

By Lindy Moody
Vittoria Napoletana: The star of Starland Yard

The menu features a few favorites from Chef Jacovino’s days at The Florence, and is the only local pizza spot that is hand tossing dough made with dough created with handmade yeast starter

By Lindy Moody
A sweet find: Readee's Bees

Readee’s Bees’ farm sits next to a wildlife refuge in South Carolina, which is why it produces wildflower honey—a type that can be said to be his signature

By Lindy Moody

Fall Arts: Screenings

Fall Arts: Screenings

What's going on away from the multiplexes?

Shining a light on Savannah’s stars of Art and Commerce

In my last column, I announced the inaugural Savannah Film Alliance Gala open to the public on September 28

By Charles Bowen
Summer Movie Wrap

If Rami Malek can win an Oscar as Freddie Mercury, then Taron Egerton should at least get nominated for his dazzling turn as Elton John.

By Matt Brunson
Review: The Peanut Butter Falcon

The Peanut Butter Falcon is neither condescending nor cloying, and its greatest strength rests in the relationship between Zak and Tyler.

By Matt Brunson
Review: Good Boys

The only folks who have any reason to be angry are those who earlier caught the film’s red-band trailer, which idiotically included the very last scene of the film.

By Matt Brunson
A long-overdue Red Carpet event for Savannah

Local figures for 2018 shattered the record set in 2017.

By Charles Bowen

The Best of Savannah

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Hip Hop Night

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