Corporations have been tracking our buying habits and favorite websites for years for their own gain, but no one’s tearing their hair out over a Papa John’s coupon floating on their screen for six months after they accidentally clicked on the website.
Jessica Leigh Lebos
Community Editor Jessica Leigh Lebos has been writing about interesting people, vexing issues and anything involving free food for more than 20 years. She introduces herself at cocktail parties as southern by marriage.
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Radio Daze
‘This would be a venue for local news and local music as well as a place for other non-profit and community organizations to get airtime. We want it to be an opportunity for the entire community to connect.’
Posted inFood & Drink
Take a bite out of B. Tillman
‘Our goal is that instead of taking a left to go downtown to dine, people who live in Ardsley Park and midtown will turn right and come this way.’
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Port of Savannah truckers unite
I took a ride with port trucker Carol Cauley last week to find out more about their plight. A single mom with a wedge haircut and wraparound sunglasses, Carol looks more like she belongs cheering on the sidelines of a soccer field than driving a big rig.
Posted inArts, Entertainment & Film
Heard any good books lately?
The growing popularity of this “boutique media platform” led Jonah Cummings to launch Pooler-based We Produce Audiobooks in April 2012 with his wife, Joy.
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One neighborhood’s nightmare is another’s wake-up call
I doodled the words EPIC FAIL in the margins of my notebook. Others expressed their disappointment more vocally.
Posted inMusic & Clubs
Jessica Leigh Lebos remembers Ben
After discovering that my elderly grandfather had been a working jazz musician for 70 years, Ben invited him up to join the band.
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Summer eats: Offbeat in Tybee
For locals who have never tried these buried Tybee treasures, what better excuse to drive to the beach?
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Summer fun: Ridin’ a Lowcountry high
From a wooden platform 75 feet off the ground in a loblolly pine, the world appears uncannily peaceful. The tops of the trees sway gently. Ospreys dance in the breeze. […]
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Chick-Fil-A vs. Zaxby’s
Two different fast food chicken chains recently opened up around the corner from our offices and just like that, it was ON.
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High density housing on the rise
‘Our job is to live up to the expectations we have created and to be a constructive, positive part of the neighborhood.’
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Don’t worry, Bea’s happy
It was only her fifth day as head of Savannah’s entrepreneurial nurture nest and innovation think tank, and Bea Wray was already moving at lightning speed.