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Editor's Note: Fire Fee blaze threatens incumbents

Mayor DeLoach's success in 2015 was largely due to very high turnout in District 4, the area south of Victory Drive including Ardsley Park, which also elected Julian Miller as its representative in a blowout. DeLoach and Miller are arguably the Council members most supportive of the Fire Fee. And who are some of the voters now most upset by the Fire Fee? You guessed it.

History is behind effort to hide the Boyd video

Ms. Smiley says she has already been shown body camera footage in which she saw no BB gun in Ricky’s possession as police allegedly report.

Dancing in the streets: Savannah Philharmonic celebrates Edgemere/Sackville

Philharmonic in the Streetz began as a way to share professional music with Savannah neighbors.

Editor's Note: The most important election of all

School Board President is where the rubber meets the road in the area everyone says is the most important area of all: the future of our children.

David Rodriguez and the Latin Caravan @Good Times Jazz Bar and Restaurant

Latin Jazz from Cuba to Prohibition @Prohibition Savannah

Trumpeter Julito Padron has been making waves in his home of Cuba and beyond.

Time travel back to high school with Rock ‘n’ Roll Prom

Costumes and live music make the tradition a Savannah favorite

The Castros @Abe's on Lincoln

Ohioan Sara Castro sings and plays acoustic guitar while Costa Rica native Marco Castro plays piano, glockenspiel, and acoustic guitar.

Get in the MIX with Sweat Equity

NYC label brings artists to Savannah’s underground dance party

Great American Trailer Park Musical brings belly laughs to Tybee

The mostly veteran cast is throwing themselves into the silliness with abandon

The Habit of Being

Flannery O'Connor and 'Southern Discomfort'

Savannah Children’s Theatre’s tale as old as time

Experience the music and magic of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast

In the Heights: SCAD groups take on Lin-Manuel Miranda piece

Alpha Psi Omega and the Multicultural Alliance Theatre emphasize diversity while providing students of all majors the opportunity to perform.

August: Osage County: Collective Face takes on Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy-drama

"I have just fallen in love with the script more and more," director David Poole says.

The Corner Grill: Indulgence meets mastery

This is the dripping, gut warming, you-are-going-to-need-a-hundred-napkins kind of food that everyone loves

Brew it yourself

Moon River Brewing Company on Bay Street is the local hub for most home brewing activities. The Savannah Brewers League has used Moon River as its home for many years.

Harper's: Monster milkshakes to mudpie delights

On deck are 24 different flavors of cold. refreshing ice cream offered by Harper's. The owners have included everything from classics like chocolate, cookies and cream, mint chocolate chip, and vanilla to more unique creations like Jolted Cow and Yellow Cake.

Pop it like it's hot

Savannah Square Pops serves treats without tricks

Barstool Traveler: Mexico

Just in time for Cinco De Mayo

Review: Life of The Party

Much of the picture’s appeal rests with the character essayed by McCarthy. Like Rodney Dangerfield’s Thornton Melon in the 80s comedy classic Back to School, McCarthy’s Deanna is immensely likable, meaning viewers have her back as she rebounds from a deserting spouse by heading back to college

Review: Avengers: Infinity War

It’s the darkest, the grimmest, and the most downbeat of all Marvel movies, with countless websites anticipating its solemnity by laying odds on which characters would meet their maker.

Banff Mountain Film Fest on the road: World Tour returns to Lucas Theatre

'Sometimes the best way to impart some environmental protection education is to inspire people to do more things outside.'

Review: Isle of Dogs

Anderson’s first film since his grandly entertaining gem The Grand Budapest Hotel is a dazzling and heady achievement, employing quirky animation to relate its tale of a futuristic Japan.

Review: Ready Player One

The film references come at the audience at warp speed (mostly ‘80s, but also some ‘70s and ‘90s), and if the cultural co-opting was frequently a lazy trigger on the printed page, a way to get easily impressed folks to mistake nostalgia for gravitas (“Wow, Cline mentions both Back to the Future and Knight Rider! This is the bestest book ever!”), there admittedly is some of that taking place on screen as well.