CAT set to increase operating hours on June 15
Chatham Area Transit plans to increase the operating hours for most fixed-route buses and CAT Mobility paratransit services on June 15, while retaining safety measures put in place to help prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus. The ramped up schedule will essentially mirror CAT’s regular schedule, with the exception that the 14 Abercorn, 27…
Rock N’ Roll: a conversation with Garden Giant’s Devin Smith
Quarantine prompted Smith to open the sessions and finish the project, and the results are a compelling slice of indie rock
Saying Their Names
Savannah pulled off a peaceful protest that should make us proud of our city and everyone in it
Album reviews
Sean reviews Nightingale News’ Bell Rope and Basik Lee’s 7
The Olde Pink House launches Tavern Tuesdays
The first four installments of the Tavern Tuesdays will benefit America’s Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia
Yellow Fever at 200
ALBERT CAMUS’S novel, The Plague, opens with Dr. Bernard Rieux leaving his surgery and stepping on a dead rat. Rieux kicked the rat aside without a thought, but a moment later felt uneasy. What was a dead rat doing on the landing outside his office? On June 26, 1820, Dr. William Waring of Savannah Georgia…
Vacant Flesh ready for AURA Fest livestream show
Because of AURA Fest, bands like Vacant Flesh have been given a platform
5 Questions with Nikki Zuaro
‘To me, process is more my true artwork than it is in the final product’
Dell Belew’s purpose-driven painting
In her artwork and in life, Belew is a bit of a chameleon
A look inside Savannah’s service industry as Georgia reopens
What’s it like being back at work right now? I talked with 17 people in various positions to find out
Wine Fairies and Beer Bastards: Common ground during the pandemic
Basically it’s ding-dong-ditch for women over the age of 21
Editor’s Note: Of leadership and love
Savannah has had many civil rights rallies before. And as far as downtown crowds go, every year — other than 2020, that is — sees a St. Patrick’s crowd that is much larger. But this gathering was different
Motion of the ocean
WHILE it feels like our world is shutting down, the ocean never stops. Neither does the Skidaway Institute of Oceanography, the research and training institution that’s part of the University of Georgia family. The institute has been a Skidaway Island regular for half a century, formally joining UGA in 2013. Clark Alexander is the director…
Meals for Medical organizer Jennifer Smith Green reflects on her movement
Meals for Medical was an easy way for people to help, and it benefited both medical workers and local businesses, two groups who’d be hit hardest by the pandemic
