Talking to comedian Rocky Dale Davis is like catching up with a friend from high school, but funnier. With over 500 million views on social media, Davis has set himself […]
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Author’s debut novel set near Savannah
“The Sweater of My Soul,” a debut novel written by Lisa A. Greenlee, is brimming with emotional intimacy and courage while breaking the boundaries of sexuality and the racial divide. […]
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MARRIED AF: Q&A with Savannah author Jen Marie Wiggins
How long have you been in the Savannah area, and what brought you here? Ten years. I came here for my husband’s work and we really love it and never […]
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Local makers, craft brews and helping Veterans highlight Service Brewing’s first Holiday Makers Market
Enjoy craft beers, local artisans, live music and make a difference in the lives of veterans all in one place on Sat., Dec. 4. Service Brewing Company hosts their first […]
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INTRODUCTIONS: Meet Truitt Zipperer
It’s after Thanksgiving, so it’s time to start with the holiday decorations: most importantly for a lot of local families, that includes choosing a Christmas tree. There are several live […]
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NEW BOOK: ‘Wild Spectacle: Seeing Wonders in a World Beyond Humans’
Just a small town girl traveling the whole world, Janisse Ray’s new collection “Wild Spectacle: Seeing Wonders in a World Beyond Humans” is out this month and showcases her choice […]
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BARTLETT: Retired SCAD professor pens new novel
What do a young dreamer, a field mouse and a unique rocket have in common? They all come together in James Janson’s debut novella, ‘Barlett,” to tell the tale of […]
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A HISTORY OF MISBEHAVIOR: Local author explores Savannah’s early, dark underbelly in new book
Shipwrecks, scalawags and scandal, oh my! Local author Grace Fleming’s third novel “A History of Misbehavior: Pirates, Pickpockets, Prostitutes and Parishioners in Colonial Savannah” has it all. From readers interested […]
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Habitat for Humanity cuts ribbon at new headquarters
After making affordable homeownership a reality for 154 low-income residents over the last 38 years, Coastal Empire Habitat for Humanity now has a new home of their own. A ribbon-cutting […]
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Savannah Folk Music Society First Friday event features Henry D. Jones with Bobby Hanson
Those looking for an affordable, family-friendly event to kick off Labor Day weekend may want to check out the Savannah Folk Music Society’s First Friday event on Sept. 3, Featuring […]
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Unique way to change culture of sustainability
Thunderbolt residents and restaurants looking to make a difference have a unique opportunity to change the culture of sustainability in their community through composting with the help and guidance of local startup Code of Return Compost.
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New ‘grand tour’ classes at 700 Kitchen Cooking School take participants on a trip around the world of cuisine
Explore the bold flavors and rich palates of Southeast Asia in a cooking class at the 700 Kitchen Cooking School located at the Mansion on Forsyth Park. This interactive class […]