Chuck Courtenay does country music right
Music Features

Chuck Courtenay does country music right

Local artist brings wealth of songs to Coach’s Corner

by Sean Kelly
We are family: Tybee Equality Fest celebrates all weekend long
Community

We are family: Tybee Equality Fest celebrates all weekend long

'It's for everyone that's shining their light and being the best person they can be. We want everyone to come together.'

by Rachael Flora
Okefenokee in peril
Environment

Okefenokee in peril

Mining proposal threatens vital natural resource

by Orlando Montoya
Evan Stepp & the Piners pledge allegiance to country rock
Music Features

Evan Stepp & the Piners pledge allegiance to country rock

Atlanta-based band plays The Jinx

by Sean Kelly
5 Questions with Chris Ryba
Visual Arts

5 Questions with Chris Ryba

'A three year-old could fly this thing. When you're not actively giving it any input, it just hovers there, so there's not really too much danger.'

by Rachael Flora
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NEWS & OPINION

Editor's Note: Savannah enters the gun control debate

Editor's Note: Savannah enters the gun control debate

While acknowledging that City governments can do little to enact meaningful gun law reform, the consensus was that it would so some good to send the resolution to some people who can, such as our two Senators and our House delegation.

By Jim Morekis
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MUSIC & CLUBS

Jeff Two Names and the Born Agains @The Jinx

Jeff Two Names and the Born Agains @The Jinx

The band has become known around town for their classic punk sound and clever lyrics.

By Sean Kelly
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Talking painting with Thomas Mitz

Talking painting with Thomas Mitz

'Every step in my career has led me to something else.'

By Rachael Flora

  • 5 Questions with Chris Ryba

    'A three year-old could fly this thing. When you're not actively giving it any input, it just hovers there, so there's not really too much danger.'

    By Rachael Flora

  • 5 Questions with Kelly Boehmer

    'Somebody will walk up to it and say, Ew!'

    By Rachael Flora

  • Rivers run through us

    Jepson Center exhibits two bodies of work about our watersheds

    By Rachael Flora

  • Lift Every Voice marks three years this weekend

    Now in its third year, the initiative started at the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of African American History and Culture in 2016

    By Rachael Flora

  • 5 Questions with Randy Akers

    'Savannah is thought of as this romantic, wonderful, historic city, and it needs a third tier so we’re an art destination'

    By Rachael Flora
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FOOD & DRINK

Cotton & Rye and the Fat Radish take happy hour to the next level

Cotton & Rye and the Fat Radish take happy hour to the next level

I took the time last week (because I will truly do anything for our readers) to take each menu for a spin

By Lindy Moody

  • Vittoria Napoletana: The star of Starland Yard

    The menu features a few favorites from Chef Jacovino’s days at The Florence, and is the only local pizza spot that is hand tossing dough made with dough created with handmade yeast starter

    By Lindy Moody

  • A sweet find: Readee's Bees

    Readee’s Bees’ farm sits next to a wildlife refuge in South Carolina, which is why it produces wildflower honey—a type that can be said to be his signature

    By Lindy Moody

  • Teas that heal and energize

    Yaupon Tea House & Apothecary helps revive Native American tradition

    By Lindy Moody

  • Five years of Service

    Brewery celebrates anniversary Saturday

    By Rachael Flora

  • Reece Barbecue’s labor of love

    The owner and self-taught meat smoking master, Maurice Green, took the first step to creating his empire 17 years ago in an attempt to give back

    By Lindy Moody
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FILM

Review: Good Boys

Review: Good Boys

The only folks who have any reason to be angry are those who earlier caught the film’s red-band trailer, which idiotically included the very last scene of the film.

By Matt Brunson

  • A long-overdue Red Carpet event for Savannah

    Local figures for 2018 shattered the record set in 2017.

    By Charles Bowen

  • Review: Dora and The Lost City of Gold

    What makes Dora and the Lost City of Gold so appealing is the characterization of its heroine as a perpetually chipper, never-say-die sort, with Isabela Moner irresistible in the part.

    By Matt Brunson

  • CinemaSavannah celebrates move with the Queen of Soul

    Local indie film group relocates to Savannah Cultural Arts Center with screening of ‘Amazing Grace’

    By Rachael Flora

  • Review: Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw

    It’s the prickly interplay between Hobbs and Shaw that defines this picture, with Johnson and Statham clearly relishing every opportunity to flex their mouths as much as their muscles.

    By Matt Brunson

  • Review: Once Upon a Time in... Hollywood

    Before the picture ends, Tarantino has one ace left up his sleeve, and it’s sure to divide audience opinion with the precision of the Red Sea parting. I only objected to it because it’s a trick Tarantino already used before — to brilliant effect — in one of his previous pictures.

    By Matt Brunson
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