Review: Life of The Party
Much of the picture’s appeal rests with the character essayed by McCarthy. Like Rodney Dangerfield’s Thornton Melon in the 80s comedy classic Back to School, McCarthy’s Deanna is immensely likable, meaning viewers have her back as she rebounds from a deserting spouse by heading back to college
St. Vincent’s teacher/coach arrested for illegally photographing students
SAVANNAH, GA (May 10, 2018) – Savannah Police’s Special Victims Unit has arrested a 38-year-old teacher for charges of illegally photographing students. “Joey Morcock is accused of taking photos up the skirts of female students while he was employed as a track coach and teacher at St. Vincent’s Academy,” police report. “The incident was first…
Matt’s Moon River Cruise to mark sixth year with bike ride, music, activities
A fun and education fundraiser for an important local organization, the Sixth Annual Matt’s Moon River Cruise will be held on Saturday, May 12 at Historic Grayson Stadium. The event, benefiting the Savannah Bicycle Campaign, is named in memory of Matt Kohler. Kohler, 22, was hit from behind and killed by a driver on July…
National Park Service holds local public forums about Landmark District study
The National Park Service (NPS) will hold public forums Thursday and Friday as part of the agency’s “most comprehensive effort to assess the Savannah National Historic Landmark District,” an NPS spokesperson says. “The public has a chance to review an independent report prepared about the district’s condition and offer additional input prior to NPS making…
Gas leak prompts Starland evacuations
The Starland district in the area of 37th and Bull Streets was closed for a couple of hours this afternoon due to a gas leak, the Chatham Emergency Management Agency (CEMA) said. All buildings north to 36th Street and south to 38th Street were evacuated. Chatham Area Transit buses aided in evacuation efforts. “Savannah Fire…
Savannah River Landing rebranded as ‘Eastern Wharf’
The joint venture that purchased the site known to most as Savannah River Landing unveiled a new name and brand for the revitalized project this week. In what the developers say is a nod to Savannah history, the site is being rebranded as Eastern Wharf. “We reached out to community leaders and various stake holders…
School Board President Candidate: Joe Buck
JOE BUCK is making a bid for the office he’s already held, from 2007-2014. “I would have kept on except for term limits,” Buck frankly admits. “But I will say I’ve really enjoyed being out of office,” he laughs. Overall, Buck has spent virtually his entire adult life in education, including a 40-year career at…
Black Tusk resets the dial
WITH A new member, a new label, a new Orange amplifier sponsorship, and a new record on the way, Savannah’s Black Tusk is practically a brand-new band. After years of building a reputation as an ironclad power trio, the group has expanded its sound on a forthcoming album, recorded at The Garage Savannah and due…
Explore the possibilities: Local TEDx conference set for Friday
This year’s roster of speakers ranges from entrepreneurs to authors to rocket scientists and follows the theme of “Legacy by Design.”
How often do emergency vehicles get into accidents?
Perhaps a reason you haven’t witnessed these accidents yourself is they tend to occur under specific conditions: often on rural roads, often at night.
Editor’s Note: The most important election of all
School Board President is where the rubber meets the road in the area everyone says is the most important area of all: the future of our children.
Savannah is for Lovers: Emo, Pop-Punk, Throwback @Barrelhouse South
Savannah is for Lovers is the brainchild of Jacksonville-based #SADSONGS, an emo, pop-punk DJ/production collective.
Two Tides Grand Opening Block Party @Two Tides Brewing Company
Two Tides has invited Roosevelt Collier to ring in the fun.
Gaslight Street, Sideshow Americans @Barrelhouse South
Charleston-based band uses bass, keyboards, organ, guitars, drums, and plenty of rich vocals.
George Clinton: tearing the roof off The Stage on Bay
THE MOTHERSHIP is about to land. The godfather of funk himself, George Clinton, brings his spring tour to Savannah this Thursday, and The Hostess City is about to get funked up. The inimitable showman will offer a concert for the ages for folks of all ages, complete with all the hits you know and love.…
They Might Be Friendly Giants
LAST WEEK was recognized as “National Small Business Week” by The U.S. Small Business Administration. “More than half of all Americans either work for or own a small business,” said SBA Administrator Linda McMahon in a recent letter on the administration’s website. But McMahon didn’t tell us the bad news, which is that despite all…
Harper’s: Monster milkshakes to mudpie delights
On deck are 24 different flavors of cold. refreshing ice cream offered by Harper’s. The owners have included everything from classics like chocolate, cookies and cream, mint chocolate chip, and vanilla to more unique creations like Jolted Cow and Yellow Cake.
In the Heights: SCAD groups take on Lin-Manuel Miranda piece
Alpha Psi Omega and the Multicultural Alliance Theatre emphasize diversity while providing students of all majors the opportunity to perform.
Keith Kozel releases fundraiser album
“I needed to give back something for people to enjoy and give a piece of my heart and soul to people.”
Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out at Coach’s Corner
The origin story of Monkey Man (see what I did there?) is a serendipitous one
August: Osage County: Collective Face takes on Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy-drama
“I have just fallen in love with the script more and more,” director David Poole says.
The Rebeka Long Band @Randy’s Pickin’ Parlor
The Lincolnton, Georgia native cut her teeth playing bass with Little Roy Lewis and Lizzy Long, her twin sister
School Board President Candidate: David Lerch
DAVID LERCH has been a Savannah-Chatham School Board member already, representing District 4 from 2001-2005. Over five decades as an educator and consultant, one of his specialties is in desegregation. He now vies for the spot of School Board President just as desegregation is again a major local issue. “I’ve been working in desegregation since…
Downtown Neighborhood Association announces $40,000 in grants to local organizations
The Downtown Neighborhood Association (DNA) has announced the recipients of a total of $40,000 in grants to support a wide variety of local community organizations through its Neighborhood Initiatives and Community Partner Program. The recipients of this year’s grants are: Chatham Savannah Authority for the Homeless, $5,000 The Creative Coast, $2,000 Deep Center $1,000 Emergent Savannah,…
Savannah Philharmonic reveals 2018-19 season lineup
The Savannah Philharmonic announced its 2018-19 season lineup at a Monday launch party. “The tenth season represents the best of everything we have brought to Savannah in the past,” says Savannah Philharmonic Artistic Director and Conductor Peter Shannon. “There is great excitement by the entire community as we move into our second decade as “Savannah’s”…
