On Wednesday, Aug. 31 at 11 a.m., a crowd gathered at 125 Fahm St. for a ribbon cutting ceremony celebrating the new Parker’s House: A Home for Women. The newly […]
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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Cheese Please: Grab a Bold Burger
There’s a lot of debate surrounding the true origin of the cheeseburger, but if there’s one thing we can all agree on, it’s the fact that cheeseburgers are downright delicious. […]
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Delta partners with Chef Mashama Bailey of the Grey to take In-Flight Food to New Heights
Delta Air Lines recently announced a new partnership with The Grey’s Chef Mashama Bailey to deliver elevated, Southern-inspired meals to first-class customers departing Atlanta. For Delta, the decision to partner […]
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Community Collaboration: Local Nonprofit the Front Porch Receives $160K Grant
On Friday, Aug. 19, local nonprofit the Front Porch held a press conference to announce their receipt of a $158,798.16 grant award from the Prevention and Community Support Section of […]
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Books Galore and So Much More: Celebrate Library Card Sign-Up Month at Live Oak Public Libraries
Coinciding with the return to school for students across America, September is Library Card Sign-Up Month. It’s a special time to recognize the treasures that libraries bring to the communities […]
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TAILGATE TASTE DELIVERED: Relax at home and have your favorite gameday food brought right to you!
Football season is finally here, which means it’s tailgating time. Whether you’re watching local teams on the field from the bleachers or gathering around the TV with family and friends, […]
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INTRODUCTIONS: Meet Grayson Cronin
Born and raised in Savannah, Grayson Cronin is a bright, fun-loving seven-year-old boy who is loved and cherished by his family, especially by his grandmother Leigh Griner. “Grayson is super, […]
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Cheers: Enjoy Local Craft Brews at Moon River’s Midday in the Beer Garden Festival
Beer buffs won’t want to miss the upcoming festival celebrating local craft brews. Now in its second year, Midday in the Beer Garden is hosted by local brewpub Moon River […]
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SANDWICH MONTH: OUR PICKS FOR THE BEST SAV BITES BETWEEN SLICED BREAD
This August, we celebrate the best thing since sliced bread: the almighty sandwich, of course. National Sandwich Month was originally established by the Wheat Flour Institute in 1952. Consisting of […]
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Smash and Dash: Savannah Smithereens Brings Rage Room to Town
Rage rooms have been cropping up around the U.S. for the last few years, and very soon Savannah will have one of her own. Savannah Smithereens is a local smash […]
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INTRODUCTIONS: Meet Whitney Hall
Whitney Hall is a Savannah native and Air National Guard service member who is gearing up to celebrate the one-year anniversary of her business, HallofSneakz. Voted Connect Savannah’s ‘Best Shoe […]
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GIMME S’MORE! Enjoy some of Savannah’s gooey sweet treats in time for National S’mores Day
With their warm, melted chocolatey goodness, s’mores are a summer staple. There’s nothing quite like gathering around a campfire and roasting marshmallows while sharing stories with family and friends. Once […]