Firefighting has long been an industry dominated by men, and while that’s not inherently a bad thing, Savannah Fire Department is doing its part to introduce more women to the […]
Chantel Britton
Chantel Britton is a compelling storyteller with an ever-growing curiosity. She's built a rewarding writing career for herself in addition to serving five years as a Public Affairs Officer in the U.S. Army Reserve. She's an NPR nerd with a deep passion for all things travel, sustainable living and adventure. She enjoys cooking, reading, and being outdoors.
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TAKING PRIDE: First City Pride Center hosts Stonewall Block Party, a celebration of LGBTQ+ community and advocacy
Since 1970, the queer community and allies have observed June as Pride Month, a special time for LGBTQ+ individuals and supporters to celebrate their identities while advocating for liberation. The […]
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JUNETEENTH: Its importance and significance in Coastal Georgia
Juneteenth, also known as Emancipation Day or Freedom Day, commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in the United States, specifically marking the day when news of freedom reached enslaved […]
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INTRODUCTIONS: Meet Lillian Grant-Baptiste
Lillian Grant-Baptiste is a Savannah native with stories to share. A gifted orator, Grant-Baptiste uses the power of storytelling to uplift and inspire audiences throughout the Hostess City and beyond. […]
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VOICES UNITE: Personal stories illuminate the meanings of Juneteenth
Juneteenth takes place on Monday, June 19. With the holiday fast approaching, we wanted to hear from community members about what Juneteenth means to them, how they like to celebrate […]
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INTRODUCTIONS: Meet Robin Reeves
Savannahian Robin Reeves has a reputation for really good food. “I’ve been cooking for years. My wife was my first guinea pig, and from there, it led to me cooking […]
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FIVE FANTASTIC FATHER’S DAY FESTIVITIES: Celebrate dad with a memorable experience
Sometimes it can feel like Father’s Day plays second fiddle to mom’s special day. She gets flowers, jewelry, breakfast in bed — the works. Whereas dad may get another tie […]
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SETTING SAIL: Boating safety tips for fun on the water
National Safe Boating Week recently passed, having been observed this year between May 20 – 26. The week is a part of a global campaign designed to raise awareness and […]
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Heads-Up Guidance Services breaks barriers providing affordable, accessible mental health services in Savannah
With Memorial Day behind us, May is coming to a close, but with just days remaining in the month, it’s worthwhile to acknowledge an important observance taking place throughout its […]
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THE NAKED DOG: Best Hot Dog and Best Food Truck
BEST HOT DOG AND BEST FOOD TRUCK THE NAKED DOG Nine years ago, The Naked Dog opened up as a humble hot dog stand on River St. serving up gourmet […]
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COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS: Local McDonald’s restaurants to host Coffee with a Cop
Some of the best conversations happen over a cup of coffee, and soon two of Savannah’s McDonald’s restaurants will invite the public to come in and connect with local law […]
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GET YOUR GRILL ON: Celebrate National Barbecue Day at these Savannah smokehouses
Who doesn’t love some good ole’ down home barbecue — well, aside from the vegans and vegetarians, of course. There’s just something about smoked meats sizzling on the grill that […]