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THE BOYS ARE BACK IN TOWN: After Banana-Ball World Tour, Bananas sell out another season, look to defend league title
Last week, the Savannah Bananas opened their 2022 season with the first of 24 home games scheduled for this summer at Grayson Stadium. It’s the team’s seventh season in the Coastal Plain League, a collegiate wood-bat circuit with 50 regular season games between 14 teams across the southeast (Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia).…
INTRODUCTIONS: Meet Jennifer Abshire + Hannah Byrne
Jennifer Abshire and Hannah Byrne are two Savannah transplants who became fast friends when they first met fifteen years ago. Seven businesses, six weddings, five mothers-in-law, four divorces, three kids, and two house fires later, these two have launched their latest enterprise: the” Life Is Short, Get Divorced” podcast. After toying with the idea for…
BEATING DOWN THE HYPE
Peter Roberts, the magician behind the endless stream of brilliantly executed art shows at Savannah’s Location Gallery, is a wordsmith par excellence. In fact, in last February’s inaugural show in the Gallery’s new space (on the busy corner of Liberty and Bull Streets), Roberts showed his usual wit and humor with his solo show “Pundred.” …
Veteran Carriers: Trucking For a Cause Golf Tournament
When I got the invite to attend Veteran Carriers(VC) third annual Trucking for a Cause Golf Tournament to benefit the TACP – Tactical Air Control Party Foundation on May 13, I loaded up my Jeep and headed south to Sapelo Island. Cruising down I-95 with me is Kym Hogan, a corporate recruiter for Yancey Brothers…
Sulfur Studios First Friday opens with Juneteenth Exhibition
Sulfur Street Fair, presented by Sulfur Studios, is back on June 3 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. for their first Friday festivities. Over 15 artist vendors, Sweet Spice Food Truck, live painting, and performances by The Saltwata Players, Performing Artist Collective of Savannah and more will gather on 39th Street between Bull St. and…






