Suspect in fatal Wilmington Island crash arrested
Kevin Wallace was arrested late Friday night after turning himself in to police in reference to the wreck that took the life of Mrs Melaine Riley. He has been charged with homicide by vehicle, first degree felony, and leaving an accident – failure to give aid, also a felony. The SCMPD’s Major Accident Investigation Team…
Leonardo Divinci on the run
Police are asking for help in locating Leonardo Divinci Lark, also known as “Rock,” for questioning in a case related to a July 18 shooting on the 1200 block of Seiler Avenue that left one dead and a second with serious injuries. Leonardo Lamont “Scoochie” Anderson, who was charged with the shooting, turned himself in…
Woman sought in investigation
Police are seeking help from the public in locating a woman wanted for questioning in an investigation of a shooting that fatally injured a Savannah man July 30. Homicide detectives are seeking Mary Singleton, 20, who recently lived on the 100 block of Cornwall Street, in the investigation into the shooting death of Ivory Carter,…
‘Fly Me to the Moon’ named theme of Picnic in the Park
The organizers of this year’s Picnic in the Park announced today that the theme for October’s event will be “Fly Me to the Moon.” The event, a Savannah tradition, is sponsored by the City of Savannah’s Department of Cultural Affairs in celebration of National Arts and Humanities Month. “We are pleased to be hosting the…
Upcoming music: Brantley Gilbert, Fashion Night bands
Country music star Brantley Gilbert, whose most recent single “Bottoms Up” was certified platinum, will perform Oct. 31 – yes, that’s Halloween – in the Martin Luther King Arena. The big hall, of course, is only for the most massive of shows, those for which giant crowds are expected. Tyler Farr, Chase Bryant and Brian…
Music Festival, VOICE Fest to collaborate on opera in 2015
It’s a triumvirate of talent. The Savannah Music Festival, Savannah VOICE Festival, and Savannah Philharmonic have announced a unique partnership for 2015. Puccini’s Gianni Schicchi and Suor Angelica – the first two complete operas in the history of the SMF – will be presented March 20 and 22, 2015 at the Lucas Theatre for the…
Sustainativity, Inc. announces new fundraiser
Sustainativity, Inc. announces new ‘Mattress Dash’ fundraiser to benefit the green retrofit of Historic Savannah Foundation’s offices. On Sunday, September 28th, the inaugural Mattress Dash will come to Savannah on the south end of Forsyth Park. Costumed teams of five will race mattresses at a 150-meter dash for awards and prizes. In order to participate teams must…
Public invited to Coffee Bluff Marina Ribbon Cutting
The City of Savannah invites the public to attend the grand opening of the redevelopment of Savannah’s first public marina on Coffee Bluff. The Coffee Bluff Marina Ribbon Cutting and Dedication Ceremony will begin at 10 a.m. Friday, August 8, at 14915 Coffee Bluff Road. Citizens can enjoy hot dogs and refreshments while touring the upgraded…
Sandwich Rap @The Jinx
‘By far, the best part is actually getting on a stage and rocking a crowd that has no idea what to expect.’
Drivin N Cryin/Jordan Igoe @Coach’s Corner
Drivin N Cryin hasn’t become a ‘local’ band; this is a makeup date from a rained out show in July.
Patch/Spirits and the Melchizedek Children @Hang Fire
Austin ‘dark folk’ band with a unique approach
People’s Blues of Richmond @Congress Street Social Club
Good times: The initials are PBR.
More shootings
Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police are investigating a shooting that fatally injured Ivory Carter, 51, on Wednesday night July 30. Officers found Carter near Hampstead Avenue and Rogerwood Street when they responded to a shooting call about 10 p.m. Carter was transported to Memorial University Medical Center where he passed away. Anyone with information on the case…
Review: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Looking as if they’ve been ingesting steroids their entire lives, these ripped reptiles are reated in a mock-realistic style, when all anyone really desires is pure fantasy.
Editor’s Note: The guns, the merger, the connection
Some of the more interesting things I’ve learned while researching the police merger issue.
Review: Into the Storm
Welcome to what’s basically The Weather Channel: The Movie.
SAV takes central role in GA biking
With Brent Buice’s arrival in Savannah, Georgia Bikes is now headquartered here.
Review: The Hundred-Foot-Journey
**1/2 Films that place more of an emphasis on lovingly photographing culinary treats over anything else are often tagged “food porn,” and The Hundred-Foot Journey is the latest example of this mouthwatering sub-genre. But if towering works like Babette’s Feast and Eat Drink Man Woman register as the James Deen and Jenna Jameson equivalents, then…
Talking with …Tommy Linstroth
Sustainativity helps other non-profits go green
5 Questions: Paula Deen
SAVANNAH’S other very important Paula—Mrs. Deen—is commencing a return to the big-time after a rough patch. A series of controversies—some self-inflicted and others frankly whipped up by a sensationalist media—resulted in the Food Network dropping her longtime show, a specialized investment firm picking up the slack, and a new focus on Deen-themed locations in Tennessee.…
Hot & pasty
THE TOWN of Uttoxetter in Staffordshire is a pretty, sedate little place with a long history that stretches back to the Roman occupation. One thing the local housewives are known for is their fine meat pies. It’s just a common knowledge kind of thing that gets passed through the generations, rather the way a good…
Bus stops in the dark
THIS WEEK is the beginning of the year for Savannah/Chatham public schools, and with it a miserable ritual known too well to too many parents: Getting up way too early for a school bus ride that’s way too long. Bonnie Godbee’s child attends Garrison School of Visual and Performing Arts, a K-8 specialty program school.…
Savannah Tech Chef honored
Vendeville’s victory was announced at the awards celebration for the 2014 American Culinary Federation National Competition held in Kansas City.
What’s your relationship with food?
We may eat more than we intend to when the flavor is great and the conversation is flowing. Or perhaps we eat simply because food is in front of us, such as at a party or in the workplace break room.
At Bay Street: Chicago‘s baddest girl
‘Courtney has become kind of a muse for me,’ says director DeVincent. ‘She and I speak and think in the same terms, and she’s always open to my warpo ideas. And she makes good of them.’
Zydeco in Effingham: A Major event
During his 40 years in the business of show, zydeco guitarist Major Handy has held a lot of titles, including Broke Musician.
