Aquaponics at Armstrong
College Student Guide

Aquaponics at Armstrong

Students research the future of sustainable farming

by Jessica Leigh Lebos
SSU’s WHCJ-FM keeps alternative music alive—and commercial free
College Student Guide

SSU’s WHCJ-FM keeps alternative music alive—and commercial free

42 years and several upgrades later, the station's 6,000 watts cover all of Chatham County at 90.3 FM

by Brad Swope
Smoke Cartel’s on fire
College Student Guide

Smoke Cartel’s on fire

Launched with $600 in 2013 from Sean's living room, the company now employs several dozen people locally

by Jessica Leigh Lebos
Savannah Jazz Festival: Carmen Bradford
Music Features

Savannah Jazz Festival: Carmen Bradford

Acclaimed vocalist returns to Jazz Fest stage

by Anna Chandler
Statts Fest: Another home run
Music Features

Statts Fest: Another home run

Family-friendly benefit returns to Grayson Stadium with music, art, and fun

by Anna Chandler
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NEWS & OPINION

Editor's Note: Hurricane Irma Report Card

Editor's Note: Hurricane Irma Report Card

Many people this year second-guessed the decision to evacuate Savannah, given the storm's eventual path. (These were often the same people who criticized CEMA for moving too slowly last year.) But given the massive flooding on Tybee, it turns out that CEMA's decision to continue with the Zone A mandatory evacuation was exactly the correct and responsible call.

By Jim Morekis
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COLLEGE STUDENT GUIDE

How to see shows in Savannah when you're not 21

How to see shows in Savannah when you're not 21

Here in the birthplace of Big Boi and Baroness, there are many opportunities

By Anna Chandler

  • The ins & outs of the local art & culture scene

    A handy resource is the ART MAP SAV. Produced by the Arts Resource Collective of Savannah, it’s a comprehensive guide to the galleries and studios in the area.

    By Rachael Flora

  • Want more A's? Get more Zzz's!

    Brighter Day sponsors free lecture on natural ways to improve sleep on Sept. 26

    By Jessica Leigh Lebos

  • Aquaponics at Armstrong

    Students research the future of sustainable farming

    By Jessica Leigh Lebos

  • Smoke Cartel’s on fire

    Launched with $600 in 2013 from Sean's living room, the company now employs several dozen people locally

    By Jessica Leigh Lebos

  • Real talk on your first year of school

    While you're in college there are going to be some parties that you will always remember for the rest of your life, just make sure they're unforgettable for the right reasons and not just out of regret.

    By Asha Gilbert
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MUSIC & CLUBS

Stephane Wrembel Band kicks off a new season of Trinity Sanctuary Concerts

Stephane Wrembel Band kicks off a new season of Trinity Sanctuary Concerts

In his search, Wrembel found the music of Django Reinhardt, the father of gypsy jazz

By Anna Chandler
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

The ins & outs of the local art & culture scene

The ins & outs of the local art & culture scene

A handy resource is the ART MAP SAV. Produced by the Arts Resource Collective of Savannah, it’s a comprehensive guide to the galleries and studios in the area.

By Rachael Flora
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FOOD & DRINK

Late night eats & where to find ‘em

Late night eats & where to find ‘em

A round-up of hotspots that keep the kitchen cookin’ far past the dinner hour

By Jessica Leigh Lebos
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FILM

Fall Film Frenzy

Fall Film Frenzy

The return of Rick Deckard, Queen Victoria … and Madea!

By Matt Brunson

  • Review: IT

    This new It is a respectable addition to the King cinematic canon, but it will be the adults-only second installment that will make or break the overall project

    By Matt Brunson

  • Review: Logan Lucky

    There are precious few characters who don’t look and sound like they just got back from molesting Ned Beatty alongside the Georgia river.

    By Matt Brunson

  • Review: Step

    More straightforward than many other documentaries about kids in competition, Step isn’t as richly detailed or narratively mutable as something like Hoop Dreams or Spellbound.

    By Matt Brunson

  • Review: The Dark Tower

    Stripped of dramatic heft, the film mainly plays like the YA-sanctioned adventures of a young boy who gets to hang out with a gunslinger and fight a wicked sorcerer

    By Matt Brunson
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  • Re: Smoke Cartel’s on fire

    • Colonial Oil is a private company.

    • Posted by Ric Hollis
    • on September 22, 2017

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    • Uh, I'm pretty sure Sweet Melissa's opened in, like, 2005 or 2006.

    • Posted by brentmcgee
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