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Editor's Note: Wave goodbye to the Waving Girl?

In a state where it's almost impossible to get a Confederate monument moved, apparently all it takes to get a non-Confederate monument moved is some campaign contributions and a couple of letters from politically-connected lobbyists.

‘A Christmas Memory’ continues at Flannery home

Strozier, a longtime English professor at Armstrong, sadly passed away in April. But the tradition he created lives on with a rechristening of the event as a memorial event

A Brighter Day ahead

A conversation with the original founders and new owners of a Savannah institution

At home for the holidays with CASA

Currently, there are around 400 children in the foster care system. CASA’s team of volunteers serves 54 percent of those children and aims to reach 100% by 2021

Complete Streets and the myth of ‘free’ parking

Call me when City Council votes to spend $10 million on bike racks

Colter Wall @Victory North

He’s bringing his Dylan-inspired songcraft to Victory North

The Train Wrecks’ Homegrown Holiday Hoedown: Nine years strong

Drummer Jeremy Hammons details 9th annual event

Jeff Two-Names plot ‘world tour’ of Florida

Local punk rockers talk music, gigs, and The Ramages

Brandon Nelson McCoy & Jason Bible @The Jinx

Both McCoy and Bible are excellent songwriters, and their songs pair incredibly well together

The Ordinary Boys @The Jinx

Everyone’s favorite tribute to The Smiths returns to Savannah

5 Questions with Dejon Gee

'Your belief meets my intention when I create the candle'

Second year of shakin' it at the Savannah Burlesque Festival

The amount of submissions is indicative of the festival’s success last year

Go Around the World in Eighty Days with Savannah Rep

The classic play comes to life at Savannah’s equity theater

5 Questions with Courtney Watts

'My first introduction into anything in textiles at all was through my grandmother, because she’s a really avid knitter and crocheter'

A quarter century of making marks

'I Have Marks to Make' has consistently provided an artistic outlet for our community’s most vulnerable members, which DeLorme is proud of

'Tis the season for holiday markets

High Octane Cocktails

Octane wants guests to stop in and enjoy a posh setting after work, after dinner, or even during a bachelorette party

Ebenezer Greens' revolution

Microgreens are on the menu at this urban farm

Savoy Society: Trend-setting Southern on Liberty Street

Atlantic at three: A ‘soft, gentle heart’ in a great location

Each day, different types of wines will be offered, accompanied by wine personalities and sommeliers from across the nation

Anime, Peter Jackson, and Citizen Kane

Its cinematography by the great Gregg Toland demands to be appreciated in a theatrical setting such as the Tybee Post.

Church of the SubGenius hits the SAV

Rare opportunity to view acclaimed new documentary on long-running counterculture phenomenon

Slacking Towards Bethlehem this holiday season

Review: The Irishman

The Irishman often plays like a “Greatest Hits” compilation of moments from such Scorsese offerings as GoodFellas and Casino.

Review: Queen & Slim

Just as Thelma & Louise was firmly rooted in Americana, so too is Queen & Slim, offering peeks at various facets of society as the two fugitives travel across different state lines in an attempt to free themselves from this nightmare.