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Kids matter
Last Thursday, Savannah native Antwan Patton, better known as Big Boi from Grammy-winning hip hop group Outkast, took the stage at the Civic Center. It wasn’t to perform, but to […]
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Saying something new
The Creative Seed Initiative is a collaborative endeavor between SCAD and Bluffton-based marketing firm BFG Communications to bring talented, creative professionals to share their insight and experience with the local […]
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A New Deal for the arts
On October 3, a month-long series of events called “Soul of a People: Voices from the Federal Writer’s Project” will kick off at the Bull Street Branch of the public […]
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‘It was nothing’
Four people walk into a bar, two ladies and two guys. A physical confrontation ensues between the two men, and then both parties fled, one on foot and one in […]
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Ferst Things First
Amidst ongoing discussions of progress, growth and economic development in Chatham County, one topic rarely mentioned as a potential obstacle is that of illiteracy. However, according to the most […]
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‘It's truly the anti-L.A.'
While Savannah’s reputation as a creative city has grown steadily over the past decade thanks to the presence of SCAD, the Hostess City is starting to welcome an increasing number […]
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College Issue: From battlefield to classroom
As college students return to campuses across the country this month, more of those students are armed forces veterans thanks to a change in the GI Bill last month that […]
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College Issue: Paper airplanes are cool
Paper airplanes might not be the first thing that comes to mind in conversations about inspiring education, but a local group hopes the next Amelia Earhart will discover a passion […]
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All the presidents’ wives
Stacy Cordery is one of the country’s foremost experts on first ladies. Although this Monmouth College professor started her academic career pursuing theater, she got hooked on history after some […]
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Talking healthcare reform with John Barrow
Democrat John Barrow has been Savannah’s congressman since 2004. Though an early supporter of Barack Obama’s presidential run, he has since become something of a thorn in the president’s side […]