‘I think we should all make a pledge to never stop learning’
Kristy Edenfield
Freelance Correspondent
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Hate Crimes in Georgia: Push for new law gains momentum
The deafening screams of many Georgians have given new life to HB 426, a hate crime bill that was passed by the Georgia House in 2019, but languished in the Senate without a hearing
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Voices on the Path: Erika and Candace Hardnett
“We hope that racial justice becomes something that people work and strive toward even after the ‘hype’ is over.”
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Wine Fairies and Beer Bastards: Common ground during the pandemic
Basically it’s ding-dong-ditch for women over the age of 21
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Graduating in a global pandemic: One senior’s thoughts
Ruden recorded her valedictorian speech at the Yamacraw Center located at Garrison School for the Arts the week before graduation
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Local artists combine form and function with beautiful masks
BRENDA SCARPATI and her husband, Mike, live on Tybee Island and own an artisan hand-poured soy candle business called Scent From Savannah. Brenda says that she saw articles, with patterns […]
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Georgia’s vanishing rape kits: A special report
RAPE KITS are backing up on a monthly basis at the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI). With a two-year trend of approximately 300 new rape kits submitted per month — […]
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Junk 2 Funk: Still the hottest ticket in town
IT’S EASY to see why the readers of this publication have voted Savannah Arts Academy’s Junk 2 Funk the best fashion show in Savannah for several years running. With so […]
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Emmaus House serves a daily Feast of Love to the homeless and hungry
Emmaus House serves up helpings Monday-Friday to the homeless and hungry members of our community
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Park Place: Transitional living program fills crucial service gap
Park Place Outreach has been providing a safe, secure, and loving temporary home for children who are homeless, runaway, or victims of abuse in Savannah since 1984
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Lobby local elected officials on Dec. 6
Each year, on the second Monday of January, the Georgia Legislature gavels in for a 40 day session. Hundreds of paid lobbyists flock to the Capitol to “work the velvet […]