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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

Editor's Note: Change hits the coast — Special Election Edition

The DeLoach majority slate — whose shared ideology seemed to revolve around money and supporting deep pockets, with a whiff of condescension, is gone, replaced by mostly younger non-politicians whose main experience has been in community activism and the nonprofit world.

Deep Center takes on policy, looks to future

On Oct. 8, Deep released its first set of policy recommendations, focusing on the school-to-prison pipeline

Editor's Note: Pride Parade is an instant classic

Crowds spilled out from the bars to urge us on. It was closer to what I imagine an old-time St. Patrick's Day parade must have been like back in the day, before it became corporate and mass-marketed.

Letter: SPLOST not perfect, but funds projects worth a 'Yes' vote

8 Second Ride @Barrelhouse South

Identikit @El-Rocko Lounge

Second Death: a band reborn

Valdosta-based band plays Aura Fest show at Sentient Bean

The Snozzberries @Congress Street Social Club

Their music has groove and is perfect for anyone looking to get out on the town and do a little dancing

The UnderGo returns, powered by locals

All-local music festival preps second 2019 event

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

A whale of an exhibition

‘Summon the Sea’ at the Jepson Center considers ‘Moby Dick’ through a contemporary lens

Macbeth in space

Savannah Shakes concludes Shakespeare cycle with sci-fi version of ‘the Scottish play’

5 Questions with Marcus Dunn

'87% of schools in general do not cover Native American history past 1900'

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

Flock to the Wok: More Asian-inspired deliciousness from Ele and The Chef

The premise is simple—family-style Chinese cuisine offered in a warm yet poshly decorated setting

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

It’s a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood at the SCAD Savannah Film Fest

Screenwriters discuss ten-year effort to bring Tom Hanks as Fred Rogers to life