Homeless churches helping homeless people: Part Two
Community

Homeless churches helping homeless people: Part Two

Pastor Candace Hardnett, Father Michael Chaney, and Reverend Kevin Veitinger all work with some of the 4,200 people who are homeless in our community

by Kristy Edenfield
5 Questions with Jimmy Butcher
Visual Arts

5 Questions with Jimmy Butcher

A tattoo artist for 15 years, Butcher owns and tattoos at The Butcher Tattoo Studio and Art Gallery downtown

by Rachael Flora
The lo-fi punk rock of Hash Redactor
Music Features

The lo-fi punk rock of Hash Redactor

Memphis-based band comes to El Rocko

by Sean Kelly
Skippy Spiral isn't clowning around
Music Features

Skippy Spiral isn't clowning around

On music, clowning, and creativity

by Sean Kelly
Raising Hope
City Notebook

Raising Hope

Urban Hope closes out summer camps, looks ahead to school year

by Rachael Flora
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NEWS & OPINION

NewZO era set to begin

NewZO era set to begin

Shorter block requirements, grid patterns for blocks, mixed use retail and housing, and accessory dwelling units would all contribute to thriving neighborhoods.

By John Bennett
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MUSIC & CLUBS

The shoegaze and dream pop of Niights

The shoegaze and dream pop of Niights

Ohio rockers come to The Jinx

By Sean Kelly
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Pushing the 'pedal'

Pushing the 'pedal'

Heather MacRae considers the female body in solo show

By Rachael Flora
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FOOD & DRINK

Teas that heal and energize

Teas that heal and energize

Yaupon Tea House & Apothecary helps revive Native American tradition

By Lindy Moody

  • Five years of Service

    Brewery celebrates anniversary Saturday

    By Rachael Flora

  • Reece Barbecue’s labor of love

    The owner and self-taught meat smoking master, Maurice Green, took the first step to creating his empire 17 years ago in an attempt to give back

    By Lindy Moody

  • Starland Yard sets the tone for the district

    The focus is local food and local art plus the accumulation of community to create a truly local Savannah experience

    By Lindy Moody

  • Fat Radish: Veggie perfection

    While presenting food that nods to the South, the restaurant pays respect to the ingredients and where those ingredients came from

    By Lindy Moody

  • Squirrel’s set for Starland

    Connect was lucky enough to get a preview of the exciting new menu, and we spoke with Chef Dickerson about it last week

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FILM

Review: The Lion King

Review: The Lion King

If you’ve seen the original, it’s impossible not to compare and contrast, and this version falls short in practically every way. Those who have never seen the ’94 edition will doubtless be much more charitable in their assessment, although even they might be put off by the soullessness of the entire enterprise.

By Matt Brunson

  • Review: Midsommar

    A notable achievement distinguished by staggering visuals and a superlative lead performance.

    By Matt Brunson

  • Review: Spider-Man: Far From Home

    A villain eventually comes into focus in the second half, and it’s here where the film takes a tumble.

    By Matt Brunson

  • Revisiting the Central Park Five

    Ken Burns doc screens at Beach Institute this Thursday

    By Rachael Flora

  • Review: Dark Phoenix

    Dark Phoenix is like Smokey and the Bandit 3, when even Burt Reynolds knew enough was enough and bailed before filming got underway.

    By Matt Brunson

  • Review: Rocketman

    Even if it doesn’t soar as high as one would like, Rocketman is still a better movie than Bohemian Rhapsody, which suffered in part from its PG-13 designation. Rocketman is a solid R, more in line for this sort of warts-and-all picture.

    By Matt Brunson
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