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Editor's Note: Dissecting democracy in the election's aftermath

So who is at fault? It's complicated and bears a closer look. The issue of very long lines isn't quite the same issue as which ballots are accepted or rejected.

Owens-Thomas House tells the untold stories

Extensive new focus on enslaved presence unveiled at Telfair Museums site

Return of the great STVR debate?

Only 28.6% of committee members attended the public forum on the subject at Savannah’s City Hall this past Saturday

Shining Brighter for forty years

Peter and Janie Brodhead on the legend of Brighter Day Natural Foods: past, present and future

Perspective and privilege

Our mistake is presuming that everyone has a choice, but that’s not the end of our failure to comprehend the realities many of our fellow Savannahians face every day.

Renshaw Davies' genre-bending beauty

The imaginative New Orleans upstart comes to Savannah, brings a unique sound

The Ramages’ musical bond

The self-described 'unpop punk' band brings their genuine love of music to The Jinx

Xuluprophet brings community together for Deep Center

Funk band stages benefit at Sulfur Studios with a cast of local talent

SMF Picks: Gigs to watch for 2019 edition

City Hotel Solo Sessions @Foxy Loxy Café

The band’s engaging blend of bluegrass instrumentation and an eclectic mix of styles has earned them a devoted following and a reputation as one of the best groups going in the Southeast

Maggie Roth draws the line

'I really liked it because it was challenging and because everyone received it well. No one was doing it around me. It was nice to really challenge myself'

5 Questions with Charles Frazier

Frazier’s first novel, Cold Mountain, debuted to wide acclaim

Savannah Shakes' King Lear: Modernizing madness

This take on a Shakespeare tragedy is set in the current era

Riding to Victory

Second annual moto event held over Veteran’s Day weekend

Get behind with Michelle Perez

'The themes of my works vary, but they all possess my drive to change the way in which I was used to making art'

The Grey Market: New York flavor, Savannah hospitality

Chef Bailey ventured all the way down to Savannah from New York after connecting with Morisano, the brain behind the revamp of the old Greyhound bus station that now holds The Grey

A rascally Black Rabbit

Sandwiches, salads, craft cocktails are the draw

Coastal Empire wins big at Great American Beer Festival

The GABF is a great party but the enduring legacy of each year’s event is the beer competition

Coyote Oyster Bar: Fresh and flavorful

You will find the chic yet beautiful oyster bar at the very top of building overlooking the west end of Victory Drive

The Lone Wolf Lounge isn't lonely

New watering hole on Lincoln is a smash hit from opening night

Review: Bohemian Rhapsody

For those seeking nothing more than a rollicking good time, Bohemian Rhapsody largely gets the job done. But those looking for some depth – or, heck, even some historical context – will be sorely disappointed, as the film wreaks havoc on chronology, ignores key albums and songs.

That Was Awesome! brings big laughs and starts a vital conversation

Writer Kevin Gillese and star Amber Nash talk their new short film and the need for representation for people with disabilities

Fantastic foxes to post-apocalyptic dogs: Tristan Oliver

Stop-motion cinematographer appears at Isle of Dogs screening

Green Book: Peter Farrelly brings powerful story of an unlikely friendship to the big screen

The beloved comedy director talks about his new film and the amazing true story behind it

Review: Can You Ever Forgive Me? reveals complex female character