Man found shot to death on Southside
Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Department Violent Crimes detectives responded to a fatal shooting at approximately 3:45 a.m., June 20, near the intersection of Arrow Street and Seneca Road on the Southside. “Dezmond Davidson, 26, was found deceased in the roadway when officers arrived on scene,” police say. No further details are immediately available.
Two arrested in meth distribution operation
A joint operation between the Chatham-Savannah Counter Narcotics Team (CNT) and the Effingham County Sheriff’s Office (ECSO) Drug Unit led to a large seizure of crystal methamphetamine. “Shortly after 3 a.m. Sunday, CNT arrested 39-year-old Charles Tillman Jr., of Guyton, and 30-year-old Courtney Jones of Savannah. They were found inside a vehicle at a Chevron…
Arrest made in June 9 homicide at East 33rd and Atlantic
Shanika Latoya Dunbar, 31, was arrested June 14 by Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police and the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force and charged with the murder of Theron Jonathan Robins. The fatal shooting that occurred near the intersection of East 33rd Lane and Atlantic Street, June 9. Metro responded to the scene at approximately 10:20 p.m. finding…
Culture Vulture leaves the nest
A big fish in the little-but-mighty pond of Savannah, the band is excited to dive into a bigger pool of talent and venues
Yoga Jam on the Deck with Ben Lewis @Molly McGuire’s
His breezy blend of acoustic stylings, reggae vibes, and dub beats makes for a summery, carefree workout soundtrack
Public Art vs. Public Policy
The deal is simple enough: If you want to paint a wall, just fill out an application. And wait.
Feeling Orlando
I would so much rather talk about what brings us together than what tears us asunder.
Death on Bay Street: Time for action
If a simple cure existed, we would have already administered it.
If the sun goes out, how long till the earth freezes?
What might conceivably produce such an effect here on earth?
Editor’s Note: Trading anxiety for awareness
Simple question: Why, after decades of the same scenario played out dozens of times, can this country not seem to come up with a basic, standardized, nonpolitical Active Shooter Protocol to educate Americans on preventive steps one can take to increase one’s chances of survival?
Fiasco, Drunk Couples, You Once Were, Any Otherwise @Dollhouse Productions
Count on a great stage show and memorable riffs
Down on the Back Forty Farm
If you’re buying avocados from Kroger three times a week, you probably have no idea what an in-season avocado tastes like, and how could you?
Juneteenth: ‘If you don’t know your history you are liable to repeat it’
Juneteenth has come to symbolize the struggle for freedom that defined generations of people within the United States
Up all night with Kira Small
With a voice like whiskey spilled on a plush velvet sofa, Small opens up her world and lets listeners in to experience the confusion and hurt through her eyes
Kirk Franklin @Johnny Mercer Theatre
Franklin is a leader of modern-day spiritual song.
The Malpass Brothers kick it old-school
According to Christopher, a great country song comes from a true story and hard-earned experience
The Longest Walk of Dennis Banks
This year’s Longest Walk is dedicated to fighting domestic and substance abuse
Pin-Ups on Tour @The Wormhole
Vintage-styled pin-ups dance, comedians tickle funny bones, variety acts spice it up, and smoldering lounge singers croon period-appropriate tunes
Review: Finding Dory
As with Finding Nemo, the animation employed to capture the look of life under the sea is absolutely staggering, even if it no longer registers as the revolutionary feat it was 13 years ago. But Dory’s odyssey is never as involving as Nemo’s.
Review: Central Intelligence
The spyjinks play like second-tier Mission: Impossible (though Amy Ryan is perfect as an ice-cold CIA boss), and director Rawson Marshall Thurber is no better than adequate in his staging of the action sequences. But as a comedy — and as a two-seater vehicle for a pair of highly charismatic actors — Central Intelligence is…
