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Editor's Note: When ‘drunk donkeys’ attack

Oddly enough, if you want to piss people off, tell them a hurricane is probably not going to hit them.

The Starland Village Files: Part Two

RFPs, zoning battle reveal tight relationship between City of Savannah and developer

Edminster responds to Starland Village piece

Homeless students: A growing and underserved population

The Savannah-Chatham County Public School System recently reported that it identified 1,001 homeless students in school year 2017-18. That number represents a staggering 30 percent increase from the previous school year.

Editor's Note: Notes from the Stormwatch

I constantly have to remind myself these days that there is a huge influx of new arrivals to the Savannah area. Many of them don't really find out until they get here that we have things like cockroaches, mosquitoes, gnats, ungodly humidity -- and hurricanes.

Valley Queen @El Rocko Lounge

Valley Queen’s delicate songs are carried by singer Natalie Carol’s vintage-sounding vocals and intelligent sense of melody

Savannah Jazz Festival kicks off with local youth performances

The 37th annual Savannah Jazz Festival kicks off with some of the city's finest, and youngest, musicians.

Come Back Alice, South Hill Banks @Barrelhouse South

The band’s Allman Brothers-esque rock is also quite genre-bending, and is augmented by a violin

Black Tusk paves a path forward on T.C.B.T.

The beloved local band talks tragedy, sonic evolution, and rising above the ‘Savannah sound’

Latin People Time brings classic Salsa sound to Savannah Jazz Festival

Jax band plays free show at Ships of the Sea

Savannah Philharmonic’s big birthday bash

Beloved local orchestra celebrates 10 years of music with an opening night spectacular

Keeping the past alive

Masud Ashley Olufani is highly anticipated Jacob and Gwendolyn Lawrence Lecture keynote speaker

Savannah Children’s Theater lets the cat out of the hat

Long-running theater takes on Dr. Seuss for their first-ever adult cast performance

Monet to Matisse

Telfair puts Impressionists in the spotlight with new exhibition opening Sept. 28

Fall Arts Preview: Festivals

Bee-eautiful with a Capital Bee

Though I went to learn the ins-and-outs of the honey hustle, I ended up learning Thomas’ tale, which is about as close as to the American Dream as I’ve seen in person

Rocky’s New York Deli: The real thing

The aim of Rocky’s is to make all of their food as authentic as possible

Cup to Cup: Bringing Savannah together

Downtown retail location serves company’s finely roasted coffee products to you

Brewtopia: A guide to beer types

Here's a rundown of some of the types of beer you can expect to enjoy at this year’s Savannah Craft Brew Festival

The Brew/Drink/Run Craft Beer Festival Survival Guide

These beer festivals can be a lot of fun as long as you take care of yourself and go in with a good mindset

Fall Arts Preview: Film Screenings

Review: The Happytime Murders

If watching felt characters get felt up sounds like a winning proposition, The Happytime Murders might just be the ticket.

Review: Crazy Rich Asians

This is finance porn raised to an absurd level, which actually plays into the film’s general view that life’s a party and everyone should be invited.

Review: Christopher Robin

Ever the perpetual money machine, Disney is stumbling over itself in its attempts to make new versions of seemingly every property it has ever owned.