Connect Savannah

Big spending increases fueled the Fire Fee

Regardless of the Fire Fee’s fate, let’s take a better look at how the City got into this ‘no win’ situation.

Fire Fee: Don’t shoot the messenger

Sprawl is out there. Sprawl that has been annexed. Sprawl that must be provided infrastructure and services and then maintained. This is why we have a persistent and growing budget imbalance.

Breaking down the new ‘hands free’ law

Don’t touch it. Put it away. Turn it off. Put it in airplane mode. Just don’t touch it. Kind of like a strip club.

Caring for companions of the homeless

An afternoon with Coastal Pet Rescue’s Operation Street Paws

Celebrating the blessings of bicycling

Over the years I've been bicycling for daily transportation, I've accumulated memories of moments I would have surely missed, or at least not experienced as vividly, had I been behind the wheel.

J.J. Grey & Mofro: A new spirit

The live show isn’t the only thing that has Grey feeling upbeat these days.

Mitski, She Returns From War, Katie Von Schleicher @El-Rocko Lounge

Reverend Horton Heat, Big Sandy @The Jinx

The sound is equal parts country and punk rock with swing, big band, and surf influences.

The early bird gets the earworm

MusicFile Productions kicks off new early show series with Tyrone Cotton

Fauvely, Conversations @The Sentient Bean

The artist released her first EP, ‘Watch Me Overcomplicate This,’ via Midwest Action.

A day at the museum

While taking a day at the SCAD Museum of Art might not be Bey and Jay level, there’s still plenty of reason to show love to our own local institutions

‘Bringing the Bard back to Savannah’

Savannah Shakes gives Twelfth Night an ‘80s spin

Sea change

Ships of the Sea hosts Making Waves community conversation June 15

From Boylesque to Babs, Randy Roberts rules

Entertainer brings uncanny impersonations to Club One

HAZA comes home

Currently, HAZA exhibits artist Bin Feng’s work, a multimedia collection including a trailer hitch full of Feng’s toy collection

Emporium Kitchen & Wine Market brings ‘It’ Factor to Perry Lane Hotel

The Sage Restaurant Group adds three more to the Savannah food and beverage scene

Akedo and The Ramen Revolution

For those of you that have never tasted ramen, it is a distant cousin to pho, but with heartier flavors and more featured ingredients.

Summer beers make me feel fine

The best summer beers are flavorful, low in ABV and in my opinion need to be light and crisp, no overwhelming malt or hops flavors.

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

Mexicali Fresh

New ideas for a beloved food tradition

Refugee Film Festival set for Armstrong Campus of Georgia Southern

"People hear about the struggles and these films will help bring more dialogue to the issues."

The zombie movie that started it all

SCAD Cinema Circle celebrates 40th anniversary of George A. Romero’s Dawn of the Dead

Review: Adrift

This film is as much a sweet love story as a grueling survival tale, although its realism is tempered with flights of fancy.

Review: Solo: A Star Wars Story

While those folks who love all things Star Wars regardless of quality will adore it, those of us who grew up with the franchise since a young age and find it still rooted in our DNA deserved something better

Review: Deadpool 2

If it doesn’t quite reach the plateau of its predecessor, that says less about the freshness of the film’s irreverent approach and more about the comparative stagnation in the character’s development.