Teens arrested after posing with guns in Daffin Park
The Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Department’s Undercover Narcotics Investigation Team arrested five teens on multiple gun and drug charges in Daffin Park. “At approximately 4:30 p.m. on May, 20 officers from the UNIT observed the teens holding firearms while posing for photos on a park bench, then concealing them in their waistbands,” police say. Jason…
Meth lab in Burnside Island residence equipped with generators, video surveillance
“Late last night, CNT agents executed a search warrant at 41 Moon River Drive on Burnside Island. There, agents located an inactive methamphetamine lab and all ingredients needed to manufacture meth,” according to a CNT spokesperson. “A further search of the residence and the three of acres of property resulted in the discovery of evidence…
CNT makes arrest in motel cocaine sales operation
One person is in custody following an undercover operation conducted by the Chatham-Savannah Counter Narcotics Team (CNT). “Late yesterday evening, CNT agents arrested 27-year-old Joel “G” Baker of Savannah. Baker was arrested after selling cocaine to an undercover CNT agent,” a CNT spokesperson says. “Following the drug deal, agents attempted to arrest Baker who tried…
Two shot on East 32nd Street
Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Department’s Violent Crimes detectives are investigating a shooting that occurred at approximately 8:45 p.m., May 17, in a residential area near the intersection of East 32nd Street and Dieter Street. Jenard Brown, 20, and a 16-year-old male were wounded during the incident. Both were treated at Memorial University Medical Center for non-life-threatening…
Editor’s Note: New arena, new dilemma
While virtually everyone agrees the Civic Center is past its useful life, reasonable people disagree as to whether the proposed relocation to the Westside is the best place to build a brand-new arena.
‘Spoken Perceptions’: Catching words and dreams
Without being too on-the-nose, the animations are evocative–even quietly beautiful as small pieces of standalone artwork
The Barefoot Movement @Randy’s Pickin’ Parlor
Barefoot Movement aims to create a relaxed, down-home environment for audiences
Keep your Wits about you
Wits can have a lot of flavor, so there is room to grow within the style
Doggies make everything better
Surely this pup-praisin’ city can find compassion and create solutions for the bipeds in dire need of help, and vice versa.
It’s time: The case for redesigning Whitaker and Drayton streets
“Whitaker and Drayton are some of the worst examples of street design and traffic engineering I’ve ever seen,” says one professor of urban planning.
A family’s Last Hymn and Hurrah
THE fourth floor windows of Trinity United Methodist Church offer a spectacular 360 degree vista. To the northwest, the spires of the Talmadge Bridge rise out of the skyline; look east, and there are the leafy crowns of Telfair Square’s massive oaks. A peek from the west side of the building reveals the sleek interior…
The Fritz @Barrelhouse South
The Asheville troupe’s sound is undeniably contemporary with a classic feel
Ike Stubblefield is pulling out all the stops
The Toledo, Ohio native remains the world’s foremost player of the Hammond B3 organ
Front Porch Comedy brings fresh improv to SAV
Inspired by Brennan’s time at Theatre 99 and Second City, Front Porch Comedy is a full theatrical experience
Obamabot Album Launch @Sulfur Studios
Obamabo takes up the glitchy side of Daly’s brain
Walter Parks: Swinging from the Swamp Chandelier
His music has long been woven with sounds that evoke murky waters, low-hanging branches, and sinewy ground
Chrome Pony, Wet Socks, Garden Giant @The Jinx
Garage, old-school rock ‘n’ roll, punk, and psychedelic rock collide and erupt in the hands of this four-piece
The bluesy prose of Tokalos
All longtime admirers of one another’s tunes, a collaboration seemed meant to be.
Savannah’s Eric Culberson preaches the blues religion in DC
Culberson often plays three or four gigs in Washington, DC each year, and only at Madam’s Organ.
