OUTSIDE KEVIN BARRY’S on a chilly Thursday, Linda and Kevin Farley survey their favorite bar from across the cobblestones. They live in Pooler, but they decided to come today for […]
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Taking the (Polar) Plunge
Over the years, the drunken dare snowballed into a major tradition, complete with commemorative T-shirts, that benefited local Tybee charities
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2019 Year In Review
1. Earthshaking Savannah election It was a seismic paradigm shift of massive proportions: Mayor Eddie DeLoach was voted out decisively after one term, with most every other City Council incumbent […]
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5 Questions with Kara Adoff
‘I just want to be a supporter of arts; I can be this Peggy Guggenheim’
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Art lang syne
There’s a palpable excitement in the air here that goes beyond our recent election (though that’s pretty exciting all on its own)
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5 Questions with Heather L. Young
‘There’s a mood in Savannah and sometimes it turns up in my paintings like a happy accident’
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Seeking freedom
Each year on Jubilee Freedom Day, we commemorate the enforcement of the Emancipation Proclamation signed the year before. It’s a day to reflect on freedom and what that means to […]
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Zip Zap Media caters to your podcast needs
Zajac saw a need in his own circle of friends for a reliable, professional recording setup
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‘Men of Pinkie’s’ calendar raises funds, spirits
None of the photos, or the models, are professional, but the enthusiasm shines through
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Second year of shakin’ it at the Savannah Burlesque Festival
After a successful first year, the Savannah Burlesque Festival returns for another round. Producer Rebel Vitale brought on fellow performer Jack N’ Thacox as co-producer this year. They invited last […]
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‘A Christmas Memory’ continues at Flannery home
Strozier, a longtime English professor at Armstrong, sadly passed away in April. But the tradition he created lives on with a rechristening of the event as a memorial event
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A Brighter Day ahead
Now, after 41 years in business, the Brodheads announce they’re passing the reins of their beloved store over to Kristin Russell and Brad Baugh of the Sentient Bean