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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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Fare thee well, Francis Allen 1958-2017
Francis championed the environment, art and social equality in voice and in action, yet he was the first person to remind us not take it all so damn seriously.
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FARM Bluffton: ‘A story on every plate’
FARM’s reputation for local ingredients and adventurous flavors has been spilling over the state line.
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Wilmington Island Farmers Market opens its fifth season at Islands High
PEOPLE who think Saturday mornings are for sleeping in obviously don’t have young children. Those who do can attest that it seems like toddlers and preschool kids wake up on […]
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Ann Hood: The books that mattered most
ALL of us cherish the books that affected us in childhood—the love stories that made us pine, the tragedies that made us cry, the epics that opened our eyes to […]
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On the path to totality
We followed a clear patch in the cloud cover to the tiny town of Springfield, SC. With a population of 497, Springfield is best known for its flea market and annual frog jumping contest, but on this day its central park drew what must have seemed like a massive crowd of about a dozen eclipse watchers.
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A full plate of foodie news
Tuck in your napkins and get your forks ready, Savannah—there’s always something new coming out of our local kitchens
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Building resistance to the sickness
By all means, punch a Nazi or three if the bile makes its way into the bloodstream. Protecting ourselves is vital, as is calling out the illness in others’ speech and behavior and speaking up for those who can’t do it for themselves.
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Oh hell no, Savannah isn’t ‘the next Brooklyn’
Who are these locals who have “long complained about the dearth of luxury accommodations” here and how can we help them build a new hotel in their front yard?
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‘A more inclusive and nuanced history’
Eight of Savannah’s historically significant organizations offer a day of free admission this Sunday, August 20.
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Dead to me
It’s been a minute since I went full hippie, but I pulled out the patchwork prairie skirt and rode with the old man to the Regal Cinemas Savannah 10 on Shawnee Street to find steal-your-face bumper stickers aplenty.