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Preventing the death spiral: CAT looks to the future

Chatham Area Transit looks for community input on models to keep the system viable

Savannah Earth Day Festival moves to Daffin Park

Music, activities, and activism are all highlights

Strive for sustainability, not ‘balance’

Coastal Georgia Tourism Conference debuts with spirited discussion

Savannah Cultural Arts Center opens to enthusiasm — and more questions

The grand opening went a long way toward assuaging public concerns about the $24 million facility, under fire for cost overruns

Editor's Note: Pulaski makes news, 240 years later

It's exciting to see a new chapter of Savannah history being written about one of our most admired local heroes, and perhaps talked about by our local tour guides.... And in this case it might even be true!

Anda Union, and why Savannah Music Festival is so important

Shows like the Mongolian group’s performances at SMF 2019 are what make it a crucial experience

Basically Nancy: Three of a kind

The group of seniors from Savannah Arts Academy radiates talent through their rock and indie tunes played all over town

Castle Black, Mr. Wait, Basically Nancy @El Rocko Lounge

Clouds & Satellites @Foxy Loxy Cafe

Ember City @Barrelhouse South

Rembrandt's Jewish ties

Prints featured at Telfair Museums show at Jepson Center

‘The Great American Trailer Park Musical’ comes to GSU’s Armstrong Campus

Cast member Pandora Crumpton chats ahead of The Masquers’ production

Tiffani Taylor celebrates eight years

Raised in Ogden, Utah, by a single mom, Taylor came from humble beginnings

Brandi Marie Little’s ‘Homecoming’ keeps the dead alive

As far as caretakers go, Little is a great one. She creates haunting oil paintings from the photographs she collects

Let’s hear it for the boys

‘A Man’s World’ author Steve Oney comes to the Book Lady Bookstore Thursday

Drink, Learn and Create

True to character, Savannah offers an array of beverage-themed classes

Gottlieb's: Now serving dinner and brunch

The two work together like peas and carrots -- Laurence the baker and Michael the cook. With their powers combined, the resulting food is well thought out and prepared exquisitely.

Sweet Whimsy: Art of the cake pop

The result is a bakery that focuses on ensuring each resulting product is a work of art

JThomas: Southern classics made with love

Women in the kitchen: Filmmaker shines spotlight on women in the restaurant biz

It was Val who inspired James to create the film “A Fine Line.” The documentary follows female chefs and restaurateurs, including Savannah’s own Mashama Bailey of The Grey

Review: Us

Peele is never able to integrate the sociopolitical horrors with the cinematic horrors as brilliantly as he did in Get Out — consequently, the more fantastical aspects of Us require a lot of hard swallowing and ultimately generate more questions than answers.

Review: Captain Marvel

The plotting isn’t the film’s strongest suit. But the attention to characterization makes up for it, particularly Danvers’ journey toward becoming a formidable female who ultimately realizes that she doesn’t need to answer to anyone.

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The Oscar Nominations: When in Roma…

Analyzing this year’s contenders