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HAVE A TASTE FOR MYSTERY? We’ve got the Tea
For Those Who Can’t Get Enough of a Good Murder Mystery It's a Mystery Book Club If you’re looking for ways around town to satiate your thirst for murder, mystery, and mayhem, Savannah offers some great opportunities. At E. Shaver, Booksellers, there’s mystery brewing. “It’s a Mystery,” book club meets the last Tuesday of the…
KEEPING YOUR COOL DURING THANKSGIVING: Advice from a Licensed Professional Counselor
Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude, but can often come with a side of stress. Whether it’s trying to decide what family members to spend the holiday with, or that one uncle who moonlights as a political commentator and specializes in uncomfortable conversations, this kickoff to the holiday season can incur heightened emotions or my personal…
Chef Eric Fullem Joins JW Marriott Plant Riverside District
You know that scene in the final act of Ratatouille? Once Remy has taken over the kitchen operations, Luigi dons skates to serve single-handedly the entire dining room at Gusteau’s. Eric Fullem might need those skates because a golf cart will not fit into an elevator. By the clientele and employee numbers, Fullem’s post as Executive…
KLOM KLOM BY PJ’S THAI: A New Spot in Midtown Savannah
One of the more interesting phenomena I have witnessed in Savannah is the fact that we have a ton of Thai restaurants. Have you ever noticed that? I mean, before we got Flock to the Wok and more recently E-Tang, it felt like all we had in Savannah for Asian flavors was Thai. I’ve not…
CAFÉ TAUREAU: The ‘Bull’ on Bull Street
As much as my wife and I have loved living in Savannah, we are determined to make one more move, a grande bon voyage to a little town in Provence, preferably before our Golden Years are upon us. In the meantime, we will walk to the end of our own Ardsley Park street to sit…
Joe Bonamassa brings long-awaited ‘Blues Deluxe’ sequel to Savannah
The proverb “A rolling stone gathers no moss” may have provided blues icon Muddy Waters with a song title that further yielded the name for a certain Rock & Roll Hall of Fame group and a storied rock publication, but it can also be applied to Joe Bonamassa. A former guitar prodigy whose first gig…
NANCY MILLER: Bringing Cultural Identity to Children’s Book Illustrations
Petite and vivacious, South Korean-born Nancy Miller has vivid memories of starting kindergarten in Boise, Idaho, of not being able to speak any English, and of being teased about her Korean name. “I had this little boy behind me who would pull my ponytail, and it just irritated me, but I didn’t know how to…
BIG BON BODEGA: Big Eyes on the Future
If you could pin Kay Heritage down long enough to get an answer to this question, the answer is likely to be “no, not really.” The question is pretty simple. “When you decided to build a food truck in Savannah making wood fire oven baked pizzas, did you ever think it would evolve into one…
Connect Savannah News & Notes
There’s always something happening in the Hostess City. Stay in the know about upcoming events and the latest information with our weekly News & Notes. Upcoming Events Art on Bull fundraiser Who: ARTS Southeast When: Friday, Nov. 3 from 5 to 9 p.m. Where: 2301 Bull St. What: Art on Bull on 39th Street between…
Expert Hearing Celebrates Opening of New Practice
Expert Hearing founders Dr. Susan Timna and Dr. Cori Palmer celebrated the opening of their new practice on Thursday, October 26th at the elegant Chatham Club. Surrounded by family and friends, Dr. Timna and Dr. Palmer shared their vision for concierge hearing healthcare and their passion for assisting their patients with long term hearing needs.
THE CONNECT FIVE: Shows you shouldn’t miss this week
XULUPROPHET + CLAY HODGES @ THE WORMHOLEFRI NOV 3 | 9:30 PM Savannah’s psychedelic funk/rock/reggae stalwarts are set to take another audience on a sonic trip that covers plenty of bases. Led by Irishman Oisin Daly and South Bronx native Xulu Jones, the compositions are levels above the average rock-reggae act, with skilled and experienced…
WHAT ARE WE READING? Books of the Week
Looking to start a new book this week? E. Shaver Booksellers has you covered. Every week, their curated recommendations aim to give you top picks to select from. Get ready for some sleepless nights because you won’t want to put these books down! Perilous Times by Thomas D. Lee: In this slyly funny contemporary take on…
Beach Vibes-Music Festival Hits Tybee Island
On Nov. 4, Tybee Post Music Festival is preparing to host its most epic music festival yet, set against the backdrop of the cool ocean breeze and crashing waves. Headliners Everclear, Spin Doctors, and Keller Williams will lead the music-filled day. Connect Savannah interviewed Art Alexakis of Everclear and Keller Williams in anticipation of the event.…
Jerry Saltz & Seven More Not-to-be-Missed November Art Events!
Spicy, confrontational, insightful, and irreverently funny, Jerry Saltz, the infamous Pulitzer Prize-winning art critic for “New York Magazine” is coming to Savannah on Thursday, Nov. 9. Saltz’s talk, entitled ‘The Art World Problem,’ is at 6 pm in the Fine Art Auditorium at Georgia Southern’s Armstrong Campus (11935 Abercorn Street). His talk, the seventh and final…
SLIGHTLY UNFILTERED: Effingham Powerhouse Hannah Dasher Comes Home
Hannah Dasher is a lot of things—a country music star, TikTok influencer, and a pretty good cook. One thing she’s not, though, is afraid to be herself. “I’m a little bit of Saturday night and a lot of Sunday morning,” said Dasher during a recent interview. On Nov. 11, the Effingham County native will headline the…
Top Chef Returns to Savannah
For our first several years living in Savannah, my wife and I never hesitated when friends asked us, “What’s your favorite restaurant?” Circa 1875 was the answer, and the reason was largely down to then Executive Chef David Landrigan, who was the bona fide bistro’s main man in the kitchen from its day one until…
HALLOWEEN IN SAVANNAH: Your guide to get spirited this season
There’s something extra spooky about Halloween in Savannah. The Spanish moss, cemeteries, and endless ghost stories make the season especially memorable. To help get you in the Halloween spirit, we’re sharing a guide to get you started on all our city has to offer. (Note: Some events require registration) Friday, Oct. 27 5 Nights of Halloween…
SCAD SAVANNAH FILM FESTIVAL: A review and preview of what’s still to come
The SCAD Savannah Film Festival continued with an abundance of star power including Kevin Bacon who walked the red carpet on Monday, Oct. 23. Days three and four brought festival goers “Barbie,” “Saltburn,” “Trolls Band Together,” “Flamin’ Hot,” “Maestro,” and “May December” (which was filmed in Savannah), to name a few. Golden Globe-winning actor Kevin…
Elevate & Celebrate: GSBCC to host 2023 Black Business Excellence Gala
The Greater Savannah Black Chamber of Commerce is an organization that is committed to empowering and educating local entrepreneurs to foster a thriving and sustainable business environment, and they will soon host their annual Black Business Excellence Gala. Now in its fourth year, the gala is a special opportunity to celebrate the diversity and dynamism…
Connect Savannah News & Notes
There’s always something happening in the Hostess City. Stay in the know about upcoming events and the latest information with our weekly News & Notes. Upcoming Events Districts 2 and 3 town hall & community conversation with Dr. Watts Who: SCCPSS Superintendent Dr. Denise Watts, District 2 Board Representative Dr. Dionne Hoskins-Brown and District 3…
Filmmaker Brianna Black finds path in film industry with Georgia’s local resources
Brianna Black makes getting into the film industry look easy. With Georgia’s growing production scene, she’s been able to find local resources that have propelled her to movie sets big and small, and she is just getting started. Having grown up in Summerville, South Carolina, Black was looking to make a move, but felt Los…
EAT IT AND LIKE IT: Celebrating the holidays early
Is it ever too early to make plans for your holiday season? I mean, I know the ‘holidays’ don’t officially start until Thanksgiving, but around here when you get as busy as we do for Halloween, it can sometimes feel like one long ride between October 31st and January 1st. Don’t get me wrong, there…
Historic Savannah Foundation Celebrates Annual Gala
With perfect weather, the Historic Savannah Foundation celebrated their Annual Gala on Saturday, October 21, at the Kehoe Iron Works at Trustees’ Garden. Their mission to preserve the buildings, places, and stories that define Savannah‘s past, present and future was recognized and supported.
Susan Sarandon and Megan Mullally Make Surprise Visit at Bay Street Theatre’s The Rocky Horror Show Live!
Bay Street Theatre’s most recent performance of The Rocky Horror Show Live was anything but routine. On Saturday, Oct. 21, unbeknown to the cast, actresses Susan Sarandon and Megan Mullally were watching. For the small team who knew it would be a star-studded audience, the pressure was on. Sarandon played Janet Weiss, the show’s iconic…
THE CONNECT FIVE: Halloween shows you shouldn’t miss this week
HALLOWEEN COVER SHOW @ LODGE OF SORROWS FRI OCT 27 | 7 PM The popular Halloween tradition of local bands performing cover sets in various levels of costume continues. This year, Lodge of Sorrows is offering the best heavy band lineup in years. Experimental alt-rockers Klept take on System of a Down, a band you…
Shannon Sharpe, Stephen A. Smith bringing ‘First Take’ to Savannah State for live show at Tiger Arena
Earlier this month, news of Shannon Sharpe, Savannah State’s most decorated athletic alum, and his return to campus spread rapidly. On Monday, Oct. 23, Sharpe joined Stephen A. Smith and host Molly Qerim on First Take, a popular sports debate show on ESPN, to discuss his homecoming to Savannah State University. Smith and Sharpe will each return…
Connect Savannah’s Fall Festival Brings Family Fun to the Lowcountry
On Sunday, Oct. 22, Connect Savannah hosted a fall festival at Red Gate Farms featuring pony rides, a sack race, coloring contests, pumpkin painting, and more. Wonderful vendors and food trucks made it a great day filled with autumn entertainment, treats, and fun!
Shahin Afsharian Joins Forces with Kay Heritage Amid Big Bon Family’s Exciting Evolution
Shahin Afsharian needed a change In the last eight years, he had helped develop JW Marriott Plant Riverside’s fourteen dining outlets from the literal ground up and had served as the property’s executive sous chef and then executive chef. He had been with the Kessler Collection for nearly six years, initially coming to Savannah to…
Highlights from SCAD Savannah Film Festival’s First Weekend
The 26th-annual SCAD Savannah Film Festival began on Saturday, Oct. 21 with an entertaining line-up of screenings and discussions. Director Jimmy Chin hit the red carpet for his screening of NYAD, a sportsdrama film about swimmer Diana Nyad staring Annette Bening and Jodie Foster. “This script and this story was hugely inspiring to us for a number of…
WHAT ARE WE READING?
Hello book lovers! This week’s books from E. Shaver Booksellers are like the cool kids at a party – you won’t want to miss a chance to hang out with them. Theses curated picks will be your passport to a world of excitement, insight, and maybe a touch of escapism, so let’s dive in! MCU by Joanna…
Connect Savannah’s Fall Festival Brings Family Fun at Red Gate Farms
Experience the Connect Savannah Fall Festival at Red Gate Farms this Sunday, Oct. 22, from 12:30 to 6pm. This event is a perfect opportunity for family enjoyment, offering an array of activities including sack races, cake walks, carriage rides, a coloring contest, pumpkin painting, and even a s’mores station. Get creative with face painting and…
PATRICE LOVELY: Southern Soul Vibes at District Live
Actress, singer and producer Patrice Lovely is best known for her work with legendary Atlanta filmmaker Tyler Perry, including starring roles in several “Madea” films, as well as her current hit shows on Tubi, “Ma’s House” and “Ma’s Wild Adventures.” This talented Atlanta performer will take center stage at District Live at Plant Riverside District…
JENNIFER MOSS: Fibers Artist and Artists’ Advocate
A full-time fibers department professor at her alma mater, a working artist, and a volunteer board member for a non-profit she co-founded, the articulate and intelligent Jennifer Moss (who enjoys reading science articles in her leisure time) meets me in her home-based studio to discuss her “nature inspired, process driven, contemporary textiles and papers.” Originally…
BUNNY IN THE CITY: Safe Shelter Hosts Annual Twilight at the Thompson
With an exciting new venue and a fresh approach to their signature fundraiser, Safe Shelter hosted their annual Twilight at the Thompson: A Masquerade Ball, Friday, October 13th. A little bit of drizzle hasn’t slowed down the arrival of Savannah’s who’s who like corporate sponsor, International Diamond Center’s store manager, Gary Pinka. For the past…
From peaches to oysters? Georgia’s newest culinary trend.
You may think of Georgia as the land of peaches and football, but there’s a new addition to the culinary scene that is making waves – Georgia oysters. Thanks to the groundbreaking work of the Georgia Shellfish Research Laboratory, which is part of the UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant, these delicious bivalves are…
JOANNE SHAW TAYLOR: Sizzling Blues at District Live
At the age of 16, British blues guitarist and singer Joanne Shaw Taylor was first “discovered” by Dave Stewart of The Eurythmics. Over the years, this talented artist, who is now in her 30s, has earned critical acclaim as one of rock’s most sought-after guitarists, releasing eight albums showcasing her songwriting talent, soulful voice and…
Connect Savannah News & Notes
There’s always something happening in the Hostess City. Stay in the know about upcoming events and the latest information with our weekly News & Notes. Upcoming Events Savannah Pride at Plant Riverside District Who: Plant Riverside District When: Oct. 19-21 Where: Plant Riverside District What: Plant Riverside District will celebrate Savannah Pride in style with…
SCAD 26th Annual Film Festival: A preview of what’s to come
Though the film industry has spent past months in limbo due to the ongoing actors’ strike and the recently concluded writers’ strike, the 26th annual SCAD Savannah Film Festival will continue to bring big names and stellar films to the city Oct. 21 to Oct. 28. Several Oscar hopefuls will also be screened throughout the…
THE CONNECT FIVE: Shows not to miss this week
XIU XIU + THE MARSHMALLOW GHOSTS @ LODGE OF SORROWS WED OCT 18 | 7:30 PM The San Jose experimental rock outfit has been locating unknown boundaries to push hard for more than 20 years. Frontman Jamie Stewart cites the unlikely combination of multi-genre singer Nina Simone, Australian icon Nick Cave’s first band The Birthday…
PREPS: GHSA basketball practice starts next week; Top-10 teams to play at Enmarket Arena in Savannah Hoops Shootout; Preseason All-State teams
Fans hoping to attend the inaugural Savannah Hoops Shootout at Enmarket Arena on November 24-25 should probably start making plans and buying tickets now. The two-day showcase is scheduled for the Friday and Saturday after Thanksgiving, and it will feature some of the city’s top programs. Enmarket Arena, thankfully, will host high school basketball games,…
SCAD students create “ice cream experiment” in Downtown Savannah in a 48-hour design challenge
By now, you’ve probably heard of, or maybe even stopped by, Savannah’s newest ice cream spot, Doki Doki. Located at 143 Bull Street, the ice creamery is Southern Cross Hospitality’s newest project, offering unique, Japanese-inspired flavors of sweet treats. What you may not know, is how the design of the space came to be. Savannah…
First City Pride Center to host Savannah Pride Week and festival
First City Pride Center, one of the only LGBTQ+ centers in the state, is gearing up to celebrate Savannah Pride Week, which takes place Oct. 17-22. The week-long celebration also includes the annual Savannah Pride Festival, which FCPC has been hosting since 2019. Acknowledging that LGBTQ+ Pride is typically observed in June, some may wonder…
WHAT ARE WE READING? Books of the Week
Attention, fellow book enthusiasts and page-turning aficionados! In the world of books, a surplus of options can make it challenging to pick your next read. Luckily our experts over at E. Shaver, Booksellers (eshaverbooks.com) curate their top recommendations. Here is this week’s new line-up! The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern In “The Night Circus,” Erin Morgenstern weaves…
Second Annual Gordonston Art Fair Showcases Local Talent
For the second year in a row, the Gordonston Art Fair brought together local artists, musicians, and community members for a day of fun in the Juliet Gordon Low Park. On Saturday, Oct. 14, nearly 60 booths gathered to showcase their artwork, which included jewelry, ceramics, photography, mixed media and more. It was an opportunity…
INTRODUCTIONS: Meet Kewaan Drayton
Kewaan Drayton is all about business. A local entrepreneur and business consultant with several enterprises, he is deeply engaged in Savannah’s business community and uses his experience, acumen and influence to help aspiring entrepreneurs. His ventures include Red Eye Film Productions, The Savannah Underground, Mailbox Cafe and Rip-N-Runners, which is a trucking company he runs…
PROPERTY MATTERS: Ritz-Carlton hotel planned for historic downtown high-rise office building
A historic downtown high-rise office building overlooking Johnson Square will be rehabilitated for use as a Ritz-Carlton hotel, under a plan approved by the Historic District Board of Review on Oct. 11. Miami-based Studio Mc+G Architecture’s petition includes the restoration of the historic 15-story building at 2 East Bryan St., which was built in 1911…
WHAT ARE WE READING? Books of the Week
Fellow readers, we meet again. This time with a new line-up of expertly curated books by E. Shaver, Booksellers (eshaverbooks.com). It’s spooky season- the perfect time for mystery and the supernatural. Get ready for some page turners! Love in the Time of Serial Killers by Alicia Thompson: Turns out that reading nothing but true crime isn’t exactly…
Brochu’s Sour Hour: Where hip, fun, and food collide
Just like everything else that Brochu’s does, their happy hour is different. Introducing Brochu’s Sour Hour. Located in the Starland Yard District, Brochu’s captures the essence of Savannah’s vibrant food scene. It seamlessly combines a hip and fun atmosphere with creative, fresh, and high-end cuisine, all while remaining accessible to everyone. If you haven’t had…
Savannah Bananas 2024 Schedule: What’s new, what to know & how to go
When it comes to the Savannah Bananas, there is no off-season; there are no dull moments. Fresh off of its inaugural Banana Ball World Tour, the team last week made several big announcements concerning what’s next for the social media sensations. In classic Banana fashion, the team’s 2024 World Tour schedule was not released through…
Connect Savannah News & Notes
There’s always something happening in the Hostess City. Stay in the know about upcoming events and the latest information with our weekly News & Notes. Upcoming Events Community in Conversation: Legacy of Slavery in Savannah Who: Telfair Museums and Savannah State University When: Oct. 12-14 Where: Telfair Museums and SSU campus What: These events are…
EAT IT AND LIKE IT: Savannah’s Evolving Food Scene, Saint Bibiana
Some months ago, we spent some time talking about all that was to be at 700 Drayton St. in downtown Savannah. The Mansion on Forsyth Park and its restaurant 700 Drayton were going away. Not physically, of course. The property had been sold and a wholesale remodel and rebranding was on the way. At the…
BUNNY IN THE CITY: Savannah Wildlife Center Celebrates ‘Wild Night Out’
Attention all animal lovers! It is time for the 4th Annual Wild Night Out for the Savannah Wildlife Center with the pied-piper of our wounded and hurt furry animals, Jeanne Paddison! Hosted once again at Ships of the Sea on October 4, I arrived early and found familiar faces Emily Dover, Pam Veiock and Susan…
The Gallery Espresso: Building Community and Supporting Artists for 30 Years
In a town brimming with artists, there is a surprising dearth of galleries and venues in which to show work [see my 2022 year-end thoughts on this subject]. But on the corner of Bull and East Perry Streets stands a venue that has consistently supported artists for over three decades. The Gallery Espresso celebrates its…
THE CONNECT FIVE: Shows you shouldn’t miss this week
THE MAXINES ALBUM RELEASE BASH @ SOUTHBOUND BREWERY SAT OCT 14 | 7 PM A little more than a year after forming, The Maxines are fully entrenched in the local scene, playing a deft mix of grunge, metal, and hard rock. Frontwoman AJ Gray has the pipes and stage presence to get attention, and the…
PROPERTY MATTERS: Starland Village developer “transfers” properties to new “entity” for $1.6M
The original developer of the long planned Starland Village sold the properties to a Charleston-based corporation last month, although the CEO says his company remains a partner. Foram Development sold a parcel that includes a former church, an adjacent half-demolished school building and a parking lot behind the church at 2201 Bull St. for more…
JAUDON SPORTS: Club Car Championship to be broadcast on Golf Channel
The Club Car Championship at The Landings Golf and Athletic Club will be televised next year, according to a press release issued on October 3, 2023. An agreement to broadcast all four rounds of the official Korn Ferry Tour event on Golf Channel beginning in 2024 was reached thanks, in part, to The Landings Golf…
SCAD welcomes 26th year of the SCAD Savannah Film Festival with a thrilling film lineup
The Savannah College of Art and Design’s 26th annual SCAD Savannah Film Festival will return in person October 21–28, 2023. The largest university-run film festival in the U.S., this eight-day celebration of cinematic excellence honors both professional and student filmmakers and welcomes major industry luminaries, including award-winning directors, writers, and actors. This year, the…
BUNNY IN THE CITY: Savannah Center for Blind and Low Vision
Celebrating 60 years of improving the lives of the blind and visually challenged, Savannah Center for Blind and Low Vision held an epic shindig featuring live music from Jason Courtenay, catering from Southern Palate and Johnny Ganem’s open bar at their 1141 Cornell Avenue location on September 28. Greeting me at the entrance is Savannah Chamber of Commerce’s…
EAT IT AND LIKE IT: ‘Savannah Food Crawls’ book release
October first may have fallen on a Sunday this year, but it was no less like a national holiday at my house. My first book, “Savannah Food Crawls”, was officially released to the public. The book has been on shelves for a week or so, but this weekend marked the point where those who ordered…
Savannah-Hilton Head Intl. Airport again named top in the U.S. by magazine
Savannah/ Hilton Head International Airport was again named the No. 1 Best Domestic Airport, this time in Condé Nast Traveler's Readers' Choice Awards for 2023. The airport's social media account posted the news, saying "Thank you to all who took the time to share your experience with SAV in this year’s Condé Nast Traveler Readers’…
Prost and Polka: A guide to Oktoberfest in Savannah
Don your Lederhosen and raise your stein because Oktoberfest is officially upon us. Here in the Hostess City, our to-go cups runneth over, and so this German celebration of beer is very on brand. Oktoberfest is an invitation to drink and be merry, and the opportunities to do just that all around town are plentiful.…
ART PATROL: October’s bustling art scene
It’s Fall in Savannah, and there’s a happy, chaotic plethora of art happenings and art shows! Let’s start by mentioning an important fundraiser for Coastal Empire Habitat for Humanity. I recently visited one of their building sites and was impressed by their partnerships with low-income, working families to realize their dream of owning quality, affordable,…
INTRODUCTIONS: Meet Shannon Bates
Shannon Bates remembers the absence as much as the anger. The recently appointed executive director of Savannah’s SAFE Shelter was just 4-years-old when she realized her mother was being abused. In that moment and many ensuing ones, Bates felt powerless. “It’s the worst feeling to see your mom in distress and not be able to…
Southeast Georgia Leadership Forum (SEGA) announces dates, speaker lineup
For the third consecutive year, the Southeast Georgia Leadership Forum (SEGA) plans to bring a diverse lineup of speakers to the Kehoe Iron Works at Trustees Garden on Feb. 26 and 27. This year’s speakers will include Dr. Bruce McCabe, Malcolm Mitchell, and Stephanie Stuckey, with more presenters being announced soon. “The Forum is…
Connect Savannah News & Notes
There’s always something happening in the Hostess City. Stay in the know about upcoming events and the latest information with our News & Notes. Parker’s Kitchen makes landmark $1 million donation to America’s Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia Parker’s Kitchen recently made a landmark $1 million donation to support America’s Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia, a nonprofit…
THE CONNECT FIVE: Shows you shouldn’t miss this week
CURTIS ELLER @ THE SENTIENT BEAN THUR OCT 5 | 7 PM Eller has released seven LPs of energetic, edgy folk with his band American Circus over the last 23 years, plus a half dozen EPs and singles. The banjo player and singer makes a solo stop at The Bean for a Thursday night treat.…
PROPERTY MATTERS: Damage shuts Abe’s down, another downtown office building sold
Hotel utility work damages historic building, shuts down downtown bar Work related to providing the electricity needs of a new downtown hotel recently damaged the adjacent three-story historic building, shutting down a downtown bar, Abe’s on Lincoln, that operates on the ground level. The installation of an in-ground electrical vault by Georgia Power at the…
BACK ON THE WATERFRONT: Desposito’s stunning transformation
Though Savannah certainly has a plethora of reliable restaurants, the paucity of those within spitting distance of water is a head-scratcher. That must be just one of the reasons the faithful who have flooded through the doors at Desposito’s have waited two hours for a table since the Southern seafood shack reopened on August 28.…
Local Pastor Rev. Clarence “Teddy” Williams died in car crash
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) – The sudden death of a well-known local pastor and civil rights leader has left many throughout the Savannah community stunned. According to Georgia State Patrol, Pastor Clarence “Teddy” Williams died Thursday night in a crash in Bulloch County on State Route 67 near Anderson Cemetery. Investigators believe Williams had a medical…
