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Two sides of the Thanksgiving table

Celebrate Native American Indian Heritage Month with special event at Massie Heritage Center

Words matter when reporting on bike safety issues

The language used by journalists shapes public response to their reporting and that shows up in the comments

Editor's Note: The Tony Thomas Conundrum

One of the most frequently asked questions in Savannah is, 'How does this guy keep getting re-elected?'

New city-led ‘Arts on Waters’ initiative set to kick off

Public art is having quite a moment right now, primarily in the Starland District, so this city-led initiative is a fantastic way to spread art to other parts of town

Affordable Housing: Solutions require collaboration, breaking free of echo chambers

We should also continue to be advocates for Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) which provide dollars and flexibility to deal with such issues as housing, infrastructure and human service need

Craig Finn, stripped-down and personal

The Hold Steady frontman set for intimate gig at Neighborhood Comics

Dirty Fuss, Xuluprophet @The Jinx

Nashville blues rockers Dirty Fuss play a grungy, edgy brand of rock and roll that provides just the right amount of dirt for fans of any rock era

Interstellar Echoes @Victory North

The hits and fan favorites will surely be in the set, but you’ll also likely hear some deep cuts from the expansive and groundbreaking Floyd catalog

Rachel Baiman Band @The Roasting Room

Her songs are unique and appeal to music fans of all levels

RoshambeauX @Barrelhouse South

RoshambeauX, from Atlanta, perfectly blend heavy, riff-driven rock and roll with synths and electronic sensibilities

Five years of change

W.W. Law collection from 1960-65 goes on view at the Savannah Cultural Arts Center

It's all Golden

Neighborhood Comics hosts local author in-store Saturday

A happy Stripsgiving from Sweet Tease

An all POC burlesque revue for a good cause

Dime Store Red: ‘A big, crazy moonshot’

Pop-up installation goes on view this Thursday

A tale as old as time: Savannah Stage’s Beauty and the Beast

Star and company co-founder Wesley Pridgen chats ahead of opening

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

Chamaco's: Tybee's taco empire

Culver and Hall practiced taco recipes for years all while looking for a restaurant location to call their own

Nom Nom Poke Shop: Great taste from responsible sources

The dream required a lot of hard work and preparation, and the duo worked in the industry for years before finally making it out on their own

Shalom Y'all

Jewish Food Festival set for this Sunday in Monterey Square

Studio Ghibli, Foxy movie night, and Judy

Everything from mass-market fare to extreme obscurities are on tap for those who savor the comforting experience of losing oneself in projected entertainment

Rare docs, Mountainfilm, and a Queen of Hearts

The next seven days or so hold plenty of interesting specialty cinema events as well

Thoughts on an evolving SCAD Savannah Film Festival

Five years on from Bobby Zarem’s departure, that changing of the guards has helped the SCAD Savannah Film Festival to begin to redefine itself not so much by what it is attempting to be, but what it’s not attempting to be.

Here’s looking at you, kid

The chemistry between the main characters is sublime, and the production and costume design is fantastic, drawing you into a world of deception and mystery with ease.

The River and The Wall: Mountainfilm On Tour honors Veterans Day

The festival’s focus is on films which offer compelling, thought-provoking portraits of our environment, culture and issues of political and social justice