The Savannah College of Art and Design is gearing up to host BAM!, a commemorative concert featuring riveting tributes to Black musicians, particularly those from Georgia. Celebrating Black History Month […]
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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Savannah takes center stage in upcoming episode of ‘Samantha Brown’s Places to Love’
Trusted travel icon Samantha Brown is the host of her Emmy award-winning and eponymously-named PBS show “Samantha Brown’s Places to Love.” Now in its sixth season, the show follows Brown […]
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MARKING THE START OF GREEN SEASON: Savannah Irish Festival returns after three-year hiatus
The Savannah Irish Festival is a communal celebration of Celtic customs and culture, and it’s taking place on Saturday, Feb. 11 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Founded in 1993, […]
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FIGHTING THE GOOD FIGHT: The Life, Leadership and Legacy of W. W. Law
Local Civil Rights leader and preservationist, W.W. Law is an indelible part of Savannah’s history. He was a letter-carrier, a Boy Scout leader, a president of the local NAACP chapter, […]
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Celebrating National Pizza Day: A guide to the best pizzerias around town
A passion for pizza is something that unites us all. The crowd-pleasing pie is a staple of the American diet loved by just about everyone — except for Gregory Eddie from “Abbott […]
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Affable and Laughable: Comedian Fortune Feimster Makes Her Savannah Debut
Fortune Feimster is a charismatic comedian, writer and actor known for her roles in shows like Hulu’s “The Mindy Project” and CBS’s “Life in PIeces.” She recently released her latest […]
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INTRODUCTIONS: Meet Moncello Stewart, An entrepreneur and activist sowing seeds in Savannah
Moncello Stewart is a local leader and grass-roots organizer who is very involved in his community. A native of Savannah, Stewart is an advocate for the underserved, always working to […]
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Savannah Black History Month happenings
Black history is an indelible part of the vibrant tapestry that is Savannah’s rich story. And throughout the month, there are some exciting and engaging events taking place to honor […]
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Going Global: Iconic Savannah landmark is being restored
The ongoing construction near the corner of DeRenne and White Bluff has brought forth a new Parker’s convenience store along with incoming Starbucks and Chick-fil-A franchises. But all the development […]
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World Trade Center Savannah hosts sessions preparing locals to welcome their South Korean neighbors
Last year, Hyundai Motor Group announced that it will open an electric vehicle plant at the megasite in Bryan County and ever since, the region has been preparing for its […]
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Dry January: Where to enjoy zero-proof cocktails around town
We’re more than halfway through Dry January, which is a month-long challenge to take a break on imbibing after the indulgence of the holidays. And for those struggling to remain […]
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Tharros Place: A New Hope for Minor Human Trafficking Victims in Chatham County
January is National Human Trafficking Awareness Month. Every year since 2010, the President has dedicated this month to raise awareness about human trafficking domestically and abroad. Human trafficking is defined […]