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Editor's Note: Does anyone really want to be mayor?

This time four years ago, we were in the middle of an extraordinarily contentious Savannah City election, bitterly fought from the Mayor's office on down to all the Council seats. Four years later, other than in a couple of down-ballot alderman races, there seems to be significantly less interest in this City of Savannah election.

Savannah’s LGBT community needs action, not words

This week our entire community is reminded of our place in this world. The Supreme Court has taken up three cases which all pose the same question: Can a person be fired for being gay or transgender?

Voting machines and the paper trail

Get to know Savannah’s quirky side

The book takes readers through the Coastal Empire, sharing some little-known facts that even the most seasoned Savannahian might not know

Shake your peacock feathers

Annual fundraiser for Flannery O’Connor Childhood Home also marks third decade of the foundation

A.U.R.A. Fest brings punk, rock to Sentient Bean

Young punk/thrash band Last Call joins The Ramages for intimate rock show

Emo Night with Cryliner @El-Rocko Lounge

Don’t miss this chance to relive your youth

Funk You @Barrelhouse South

JP Harris, Perpetual Care @The Jinx

Locals done good: Lulu The Giant headlines Victory North

Local trio plots special show with guests and surprises

Savannah Ballet’s Jack The Ripper tells tale from a new perspective

'We didn't want to make up something to please the audience. This is all history.'

Rocky Horror Show brings back the sexy 70s

Annual production from Bay Street Theatre hearkens to camp film classic

‘The questions are the answers’

Poets Andrea Gibson and Buddy Wakefield bring spoken word to Victory North

Showgirls at Cedar House

Shaye Garrigan’s first artist residency expands on her drag portraiture series

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, like you’ve never seen before

Tybee Post Theater stages unique re-telling of classic story

Savannah's own Greek Week

69th annual Greek Festival is Thursday-Saturday

Autumn's Harvest: All kinds of hotness

Although successful with the first types of produce, Autumn's Harvest found that there were too many similar local farms and decided to specialize in a more niche product: peppers. Not just any peppers -- some of the hottest and most unique around.

Rhett: ‘Southern Eclectic’ at the Alida

Rhett just invited Executive Chef Jason Starnes to join the team and revamp the menu

Fresh has no season: Farmer’s markets continue into the fall

Here’s where you can go in Savannah to find both indoor and outdoor options

Whippoorwill Farms: Giving back to the community

Besides a location at the Forsyth Farmer's Market, you can order directly from Whippoorwill. Marissa Paykos personally delivers the orders for free. Just another way for her to give back to the community.

Ghosts & gangsters — and the best movie of the year?

If you’re looking for something a little off the beaten path, as far as big screen fare goes, this week’s installment of Film Scene should provide a road map to these options

Graveface Fright Fest goes big with live scoring, classic films

Ryan Graveface talks upcoming Lucas Theatre film and music festival

Welcome to The Film Scene

Film Scene provides a one-stop overview of the myriad of public, specialty screenings taking place year-round

Review: Joker

Joker is exceedingly well-crafted, but the impressive technical achievements count for little in a movie that’s aimless and unfocused in its trendy nihilism.

Review: Rambo: Last Blood

There’s little wit, inventiveness or originality to be found anywhere in this tedious picture.