WSAV: Savannah Native Flau’jae Johnson helps LSU win National Championship
Louisiana State University’s (LSU) historic women’s basketball season ends with a confetti shower as the Lady Tigers celebrate their first National Championship in program history. As soon as time expired in the fourth quarter, Flau’jae Johnson, a Savannah native and LSU guard, ran toward her head coach Kim Mulkey with open arms. Johnson gave Mulkey…
SOUNDBOARD: On Savannah stages
BOTTLES & CANS @ JAZZ’D TAPAS BAR Entertaining Savannah for close to 15 years, Bottles & Cans plunge the depths of their signature swamp blues sound and emerge from the murk with bayou boogie, Americana, country, folk and rock. These guys can play it all, play it well, and with a ton of soul. THUR…
Chatham County Police Department Arrests Peeping Tom Suspect
The Chatham County Police Department has arrested a man suspected in three Peeping Tom incidents in a west Chatham County neighborhood. Chatham County Police Department detectives took 45-year-old Jimmy Louis Baylor into custody last night and booked him into the Chatham County Detention Center. Baylor is charged with three counts of felony Peeping Tom, three…
REBECCA BRAZIEL: Restored and Replenished by Nature
A petite and vibrant mother of four who barely looks older than her 17-year-old daughter, multimedia artist Rebecca Braziel grew up in Waltourville, a teeny community outside of Hinesville. Despite having no art classes in school and having no exposure to museums or galleries (“There were ten of us – we never went anywhere!”) she…
SOCCER 101: A Comprehensive Guide to Savannah’s First Professional Soccer Team
Savannah Clovers FC vs. Michigan Stars FCOPENING MATCH Saturday, April 1 Memorial Stadium 7:00 p.m. Savannah, are you ready for some soccer? The beautiful game is coming to our beautiful city with the debut of the Savannah Clovers FC, Savannah’s first professional soccer team. As the team prepares to kick off their inaugural season at…
BUNNY IN THE CITY: We Jeep Together Family Fun Day
During their We Jeep Together family fun day, Step One Automotive Group North awarded Coastal Pet Rescue with their Local Hero Award on Saturday, March 25. For the last three years, I have driven a Jeep Gladiator for the fabulous folks at Step One Automotive Group! These Gladiators are so lifted that I had to…
PROPERTY MATTERS: Aldi at Johnny Harris site, Hutchinson Island homes, Apartments on Bay
Permitting underway for Aldi supermarket at Johnny Harris site on Victory ABOVE: The first Aldi in Savannah opened in 2019. Eric Curl/March 28, 2023 Perhaps, the smell of barbecued pork, barbecued lamb, and fried chicken will linger in the air, or at least in the memories of some Savannahians, as they wheel their shopping carts…
Heritage Fire Tour heats up Savannah’s food scene with open-fire cookout festival
or as much time as we spend talking about the food scene around here (disclaimer: That is all I do), it is hard to fathom why Savannah doesn’t have a major food festival event on the calendar. The Savannah Food and Wine Festival went away after 2019 for more reasons than we have time for…
JAUDON SPORTS: Atlanta Braves 2023 Season Preview | Storylines, Key players, Batting lineup & pitching rotation outlook
It’s the most wonderful time of year. The Major League Baseball season begins with Opening Day on Thursday, March 30. The Atlanta Braves will start their pursuit of a sixth straight National League East division title in Washington and St. Louis with three games apiece against the Nationals and Cardinals. Before I get to my…
Highclere Castle Gin: The authentic and award-winning spirit of Downton Abbey’s real-life castle
Most everyone is familiar with the award-winning and internationally-acclaimed TV series Downton Abbey, a historical drama set in early 20th-century England that followed an aristocratic family and their domestic servants. From the show, viewers got a captivating glimpse into the life of British nobility during the post-Edwardian era, complete with stellar cinematography capturing the magnificence…
Savannah Women in Film and Television celebrates International Women’s Day in Savannah and honors women in entertainment industry
March is Women’s History Month, and as the Georgia film industry continues to grow, it is becoming clear that it is not just a man’s world. One Savannah organization, Savannah Women in Film & Television (SWIFT), is blazing a path for women to not only break into the film industry but to thrive in it.…
SAVANNAH MUSIC FESTIVAL: Tedeschi Trucks Band stronger than ever with bold new project ‘I Am The Moon’
Tedeschi Trucks Band at Savannah Music Festival Wed. March 29 7:00 PM Trustees' Garden Eddie 9V (“9-Volt”) opens the show with a 45-minute set. An Atlanta native, Eddie 9V has retooled the soul-blues genre on his own terms, reminding a new generation why the music hits so hard. CLICK HERE FOR INFORMATION For the Tedeschi…
PREPS NOTEBOOK: GHSA money matters; Senior Basketball Showcase Preview; Calvary, SCPS baseball set for series showdown
The Georgia High School Association (GHSA) Board of Trustees approved on March 20 a three-year renewal for the contract of Executive Director, Dr. Robin Hines. It assures that Hines will remain in the role through May of 2026. Hines has been leading the state’s ruling body for high school athletics since 2017 and was previously…
WSAV: Lazaretto Creek Bridge Traffic completed; headaches for drivers expected to end
The work on Lazaretto Creek Bridge has been completed and all lanes are now open. The frustrations for residents of Tybee Island, however, will remain top of mind. On Saturday, Chatham County officials asked people not to go to Tybee Island over the weekend unless necessary, citing significant delays. The residents of the island, however,…
Savannah Clovers FC announces partnerships ahead of opening match on April 1
Savannah Clovers Football Club recently announced partnerships with Creature Comforts Brewery and Optim Orthopedics. CREATURE COMFORTS BEER GARDEN Under the agreement, Clovers home matches at Memorial Stadium will feature the Creature Comforts Beer Garden. The branded, 21+ area in the northeast corner of the stadium will allow fans to consume a variety of beers with…
SAVANNAH CLOVERS FC: Team making history with inaugural pro season kickoff April 1
Savannah Clovers Football Club (SCFC) is nearing the start of a new era for the sport of soccer in this city. Competing in the National Independent Soccer Association (NISA), the club will host a historic season-opening match at Memorial Stadium on April 1, 2023 at 7 p.m. against Michigan Stars FC. Roughly 13 months ago,…
CHEERS: Celebrate National Cocktail Day with these classic drinks
It goes without saying that Savannah is a drinking town where to-go cups runneth over. There are bars and lounges to be found on just about every corner throughout the historic district, providing plentiful options to imbibe after a hard day’s work. Savannah’s cocktail culture is alive and well, so naturally any holiday dedicated to…
Savannah Music Festival to present special late-night performance by Eric Culberson Band at Trustees’ Garden
The Savannah Music Festival will present a bonus, late-night jam session by the Eric Culberson Band, a Savannah, Ga.- based blues trio known for delivering high-energy shows. The band’s showcase of sizzling electric blues will immediately follow living legend and blues pioneer Buddy Guy’s first of two Savannah Music Festival performances as part of his “Damn…
PROPERTY MATTERS: Green Truck upgrade, New restaurant proposed for former city lot, and Starland Dairy update
Green Truck Pub looking to dump building’s 'fast food' look, upgrade outdoor seating Turns out, eating outdoors is nice, even when breathing too close to your table mate is not your primary concern. And the experience of inhaling a grass-fed beef burger outside could soon be even more enjoyable at the Green Truck Pub. The…
PHOTOS: River Street Sweets kicks off 50th Anniversary year with ribbon cutting on Broughton St. store
Savannah's River Street Sweets is embarking on a journey of celebration as the candy retailer begins their 50th anniversary year, marked with a grand opening on Broughton St. The moment marked nearly five decades since its inception: when the founders opened the flagship store in 1973 along famed River Street and launched what would become…
BUNNY IN THE CITY: Pooler St. Patrick’s Day Festival
With the Coastal Empire covered in Irish green, the Pooler Chamber of Commerce hosted their St. Patrick’s Day Shuttles and Festival with 40 vendors, seven partners, 19 food trucks and radio stations from Dick Broadcasting at Tanger Outlets on Friday, March 17. Parking next to the state-of-the-art Pooler Emergency Command Center, Arra Riggs and I…
SAVANNAH MUSIC FESTIVAL: St. Paul and the Broken bones returns to the stage with psychadelic soul
In the decade since St. Paul & the Broken Bones came out of Birmingham, AL, the eight-piece outfit has made a name for itself as a horn-driven neo-soul act fronted by singer and namesake Paul Janeway. And while the pandemic kept Janeway and company from touring, the creative juices continue to flow. The result is…
SAVANNAH MUSIC FESTIVAL: Los Lobos Howl in Savannah
Perhaps no rock band is better suited to make an album covering songs by other artists than Los Lobos. For 40-plus years, this great band from East Los Angeles has made cover tunes a regular part of their live shows, playing their versions of songs from artists as wide ranging as Bob Marley, the Grateful…
SAVANNAH MUSIC FESTIVAL: Get ready to feel the Blues as Buddy Guy brings his legendary sound to Savannah Music Festival
The blues has always been a music form that’s found its proponents having a healthy respect of its roots and history, particularly with younger musicians being sure to pay homage to the elder statesman of the genre. Many of those musical pillars have become names in a history book, be it Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf…
PREVIEW: 2023 Club Car Championship at The Landings Golf & Athletic Club
The Sixth Annual Club Car Championship at The Landings Golf & Athletic Club starts Thursday, March 23 with first round play and concludes on Sunday, March 26 with the final round. The professional golf tournament is the fifth Korn Ferry Tour (KFT) event on the 2023 schedule and is a four-day, 72-hole, stroke-play competition on…
WHAT ARE WE READING?
The weather is getting warmer, the days are getting longer, and it’s time to update your reading list with the latest releases! If you’re looking for some books to add to your collection, make sure to check out “Austen Years” by Rachel Cohen, “The Real Work” by Adam Gopnik, and “Scorched Grace” by Margot Douaihy.…
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. Frank Callen Boys & Girls Club receives major donation from Sarah Mills Hodge Foundation The Frank Callen Boys & Girls Club received a significant donation of $100,000 from The Hodge…
British Gin maker to make Savannah stop
It’s easy to get lost in the world of celebrity spirits these days. And we aren’t talking ghosts. The number of tequilas, whiskeys, vodkas, gins and more backed by high powered Hollywood types appears to be going through the roof. The trend is unlikely to slow down. Why not? It’s big business. Now there’s a…
SCAD renames workforce housing building after local philanthropist Lorlee Tenenbaum
On Thursday, March 16, community members gathered at Pulaski Square for a special ceremony commemorating the late Lorlee Tenenbaum. A Savannah transplant, Lorlee relocated to the Hostess City in 1959 and became an active and contributing member of the local community. She was a dedicated philanthropist who supported various local charities and organizations including the…
Kessler’s new mansion, Starland Village update, affordable housing effort continues, and Old Town Trolley planning restaurant, museum
Kessler purchases historic Mills B. Lane mansion Local luxury hotel developer Richard Kessler has added another historic Savannah building to his list of acquisitions, following the development of Plant Riverside, the Bohemian and the Mansion on Forsyth Park. Kessler’s limited liability corporation, which shares the Florida address of his hotel development company, The Kessler Collection,…
United Way of the Coastal Empire hosts Women Who Rule fundraising luncheon, honors Kay Ford
On Tuesday, March 14, United Way of the Coastal Empire held their annual Women Who Rule luncheon at the Savannah Convention Center. Presented by Step One Automotive Group, the sold-out event was attended by about 800 people, who came together to surpass the United Way’s fundraising goal of $20,000 that day. The funds raised will…
BUNNY IN THE CITY: Celtic Heritage Festival
As Savannah gears up for an infusion of all things green, I consider the Celtic Heritage Festival to be the official kickoff festival of St. Patrick’s Day. Held on March 11 at Forsyth Park, there could not be a more perfect host site for the third annual celebration of Celtic music, arts, food and sports.…
EAT IT AND LIKE IT: Coming this Summer -The Darling Oyster Bar
You know what they say about good things, don’t you? We all do. Now you can add one more, at least as it applies to Savannah’s food scene. The Darling Oyster Bar, a very popular raw bar and restaurant on King Street in Charleston, is on final approach to open their new location here in…
WHAT ARE WE READING? Irish eyes are smiling at these Emerald Isle selections
It’s no secret it’s GREEN SEASON in Savannah! If you’re looking to immerse yourself in Irish culture this St. Patrick’s season, you can’t go wrong with these three books. “Ireland’s Forgotten Past” by Turtle Bunbury offers a fresh and engaging perspective on the country’s rich history, exploring its deep cultural roots and the many contributions…
Chatham Area Transit St. Patrick’s Day Schedule
On Friday, March 17 and Saturday, March 18, CAT’s Fixed-Route and Paratransit services will run from 4:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Please be advised, riders are not allowed to bring large coolers or large items on CAT buses. The following Fixed-Route will access the ITC with no re-route: 3W CHATHAM 3B AUGUSTA 4 BARNARD 17 SILK…
The Celtic Tenors come across the pond for 2 nights of Irish revelry
Flying in from across the pond, the internationally recognized Irish music group, the Celtic Tenors are set to perform two nights, March 15 and 16 at the Plant Riverside’s music venue, District Live. The Celtic Tenors began their music careers in more traditional styles, as the “Tenors” in their name might indicate. Meeting during their…
JAUDON SPORTS: Remembering ‘The Dream Dawgs’ 15 years later
You remember it, don’t you? The 2008 SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament? If you’re having trouble picturing it, maybe this will help. Remember when a tornado hit the Georgia Dome and nearly took the roof off the place? Yeah, you do. Well, this week is the 15th anniversary of that crazy, chaotic and classic tournament. A…
ON THE CLOCK ON ST. PATRICK’S DAY
With military precision, the Hancocks and Moodys quickly assemble their tents, chairs and food in the first square on the parade route. It’s planned to the minute. This year, with the St. Patrick’s Day Parade stepping off on Friday morning, Susan Hancock and Lynn and Donna Moody, along with their families and friends, are already…
The Creative Household
On her website (stefanienewman.com) painter Stefanie Hope Newman writes about growing up in Chicago “where she fell under the spell of the Cubs and the Art Institute. If the generally abysmal performance of the former brought yearly heartache, Chicago’s amazing art museum never disappointed.” We meet in Newman’s studio in her Craftsman bungalow in Baldwin…
JAUD0N SPORTS: 2022-23 All-Savannah Boys Basketball Teams
The prep basketball season has come and gone for Savannah high school teams. That’s a bittersweet fact. First, the bitter … no more high school hoops. That’s a bummer. Ahh but the sweet side is that you get to see my All-Savannah teams. It is my attempt at grouping the city’s 18 best players during…
INTRODUCTIONS: Meet Dr. Meaghan Dwyer-Ryan
Dr. Meaghan Dwyer-Ryan is an Irish-American through and through. “I was raised knowing I was Irish. I was 100% Irish, as they used to say. My dad’s parents were from Ireland. My grandmother, we saw her very frequently. So I was always raised with that awareness,” Dwyer-Ryan explained. Her father taught social studies, which instilled…
The Cookin’ O’ the Green…. GRITS, that is!
St. Patrick’s Day has once again arrived. Growing up in Southern California the extent to which it was a holiday was pretty much limited to making sure you wore something green to school to prevent being pinched for not having green. Is that still done? I don’t think I’ve heard mention of that in ages!…
PHOTOS: Savannah Shamrocks’ St. Patrick’s Rugby Tournament
Savannah is known for many things, but the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade (and the festivities surrounding it) might be the best known thing nationally. Along with that St. Patrick’s Day celebration is a two-day sporting event that has remained a thriving product for the last 44 years. Nearly every year since its inception in…
PHOTOS: The Savannah Celtic Heritage Festival
The annual Celtic Heritage Festival festivities kicked off Friday March 10, directly following the greening of the fountain at Forsyth Park.
Grammy-nominated vocalist Stacie Orrico takes the stage in Savannah Rep’s production of “Once”
Savannah Rep is gearing up for their production of “Once,” a musical based on a film of the same name that follows the story of ‘Guy’ and ‘Girl’ and the power of music. “Once” is set in Dublin and features distinctive Irish folk music, making it a fitting show to see during Savannah’s green season.…
SHAMROCKS SHENANIGANS AND LIVE MUSIC: Plant Riverside District’s got your St. Paddy’s week covered
Plant Riverside District, is hosting the 2023 Shamrocks and Shenanigans Celebration from March 11 to March 19, along Savannah's riverfront at 400 W. River St. The nine-day event is open to the public and promises a fun-filled experience for all ages. The festival will showcase free live music by more than 30 bands on two…
Over 150 SCAD Alums contributed to 2023 Academy Award nominated films
The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) announced the contributions of over 150 alumni who have contributed their talents to films nominated for the 95th Academy Awards. This year, SCAD alumni contributed to a total of 18 films that received nominations from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. These SCAD alums represent…
Endless Pasta-bilities: Celebrate National Noodle Month at these local eateries
March is a lot of things, the start of spring, the heart of Savannah’s green season and Women’s History Month, to name a few. It also happens to be National Noodle Month. Each year, March is set aside to celebrate the diverse and delicious noodle in all of its fantastic forms and appetizing applications. Whether…
Savannah Jewish Cultural Arts Festival offers a month-long celebration of culture, cuisine, comedy and community
The Savannah Jewish Federation is hosting the Savannah Jewish Cultural Arts Festival throughout the month of March. There is something to see and do for everyone in the community. For nearly 20 years, the festival was mostly a film festival, but now it has grown from a two-week film festival into a multifaceted cultural event. …
SAVANNAH SHAMROCKS RUGBY CLUB: 2023 Savannah St. Patrick’s Day Rugby Tournament back for its 44th year
Savannah is known for many things, but the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade (and the festivities surrounding it) might be the best known thing nationally. Along with that St. Patrick’s Day celebration is a two-day sporting event that has remained a thriving product for the last 44 years. Nearly every year since its inception in…
IT’S GREEN SEASON: St. Patrick’s Day events leading up to the big day
Make sure you mark these events in GREEN on your calendar. 2023 Greening of the Forsyth Park Fountain Friday, March 10, 2023 – 12:00pm Forsyth Park Fountain 20th Annual Tybee Island Heritage Parade Saturday, March 11, 2023 – 3:00pm Tybee Island, GA Celtic Cross Mass and Parade to Emmet Park Sunday, March 12, 2023 -…
BUNNY IN THE CITY: Alee Shriners’ Ahoy Mateys Pirate’s Night
Celebrating the Alee Shriners Potentate’s Ball Weekend with a kickoff at Savannah Smiles, a Shooting Clay day, then ending with the Potentate’s Formal Ball, I was lucky enough to attend them all, but found my most colorful characters at the “Ahoy Mateys” Pirate’s Night, Friday, March 3 at the Alee Shrine Temple on Eisenberg Dr.…
BETH LOGAN: Art Patrol Recommendations for March
The main gallery of Arts Southeast’s Sulfur Studios, 2301 Bull Street, shows large format black and white portraits of Savannah residents by Monica Jane Frissel and Adam Scher from March 3 through April 22. The artists’ Nomadic Photo Ark, a fully contained photo darkroom and small office, is travelling around the country collecting stories and…
WHAT ARE WE READING?
As an avid reader, finding new books to add to your collection can be exciting. Whether you enjoy thrilling mysteries or reflective essays, there is always something new to discover. In this article, we will introduce you to three must-read books that will captivate and entertain you. First on the list is Ninth House by…
SOUNDBOARD: Who is playing where this week?
BECKY BULLER & NED LUBERECKI @ RANDY WOOD’S PICKIN’ PARLOR These two International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA) powerhouses have combined their musical wit and whimsy with the aim to entertain you with an evening of true bluegrass and sass. Becky holds the title of 2016 IBMA Fiddler and Female Vocalist of the Year, and Ned…
HOLY COW: The local butcher shop brining housemade corned beef
Corned beef is a St. Patrick’s Day staple, especially to the Irish-Americans who made their way to coastal Georgia and celebrate it with fervor each year. It’s traditionally enjoyed all throughout green season leading up to the holiday. Corned beef is basically a brined piece of beef brisket. The name historically comes from the…
TRADITIONS: The Celtic Cross Ceremony
The St. Patrick’s Day festivities around Savannah officially kicks off with the greening of the fountain in Forsyth Park on March 10. This ritual occurs yearly in the beauty of the park surrounded by families, locals, and visitors alike participating in the long-standing tradition. Tara Reese, President of the Savannah Irish Festival Committee and a…
EAT IT AND LIKE IT: A rebirth at Wright Square Bistro, going strong with new menu featuring old favorites
Sometimes life is just going to take its course and you have no idea how things are going to shake out. Tod Whitaker and Michael Higgins would most certainly attest to that fact. The long and the short of their story is they met over three decades ago in New York City. Tod moved to…
Savannah’s Nolan Smith shines at NFL Combine
Nolan Smith had plenty of career accolades already on his resume before this week began. On Thursday, March 2 at the NFL’s annual scouting combine in Indianapolis, Indiana, the former Calvary Day School and University of Georgia star edge rusher added to his legacy. The 6-foot-2, 239-pound Savannah native missed the second half of Georgia’s…
Live Oak Public Libraries and Coastal Heritage Society partner to offer free museum passes
Live Oak Public Libraries cardholders in Chatham, Effingham, and Liberty Counties now have access to a new benefit. The library system has partnered with Coastal Heritage Society to offer a Family Pass that can be checked out for free admission to five of the society’s historic sites and museums. The Coastal Heritage Society Family Pass…
SIAC basketball tournament officials consider Savannah for long-term deal
Savannah’s hospitality and infrastructure as a host city deservedly earn rave reviews. But will Savannahians support the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference’s basketball tournament? The league’s tournament has been in town since Feb. 25. The atmosphere has been festive but the crowds sparse – kind of like walking down River Street five days before St. Patrick’s…
New coastal lifestyle marketplace Vendors on Victory hosts grand opening
Vendors on Victory is a new addition to Savannah’s shopping scene. Located at the intersection of Skidaway and Victory, the coastal lifestyle marketplace boasts more than 50 vendors offering artwork, antiques, home decor, clothing and more. Claudia and David Burchstead are the founders of Vendors on Victory, which is a part of the Victory Drive…
BUNNY IN THE CITY: Gullah Geechee Grand African Ball
Making history, 2 Chefs Gullah Geechee Soul Food hosted their first Gullah Geechee Grand African Ball at the Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum on Saturday, February 25th. Let me give you a little backstory on 2 Chefs’ Curtis and Taylor Washington aka Morolayo and OriBemi Akinrinnola Adetutu. During COVID-19, I heard about a locally-owned…
MUSIC FOR MIDNIGHT: John Berendt’s famous Savannah novel getting a new turn as a musical
According to the Broadway news and entertainment site Playbill.com, Broadway vets Taylor Mac and Jason Robert Brown are teaming up to adapt John Berendt’s famous Savannah-set 1994 novel, “Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil,” into a musical. The project is currently in development, with an invitation-only industry reading scheduled for May 12 and…
JAUDON SPORTS: Predicting the 2023 Braves Opening Day Roster
The Atlanta Braves began Grapefruit League Spring Training play last week in Florida. Manager Brian Snitker’s club will be seeking its sixth consecutive National League East Division championship this season, and the prep for that goal begins with the 33-game spring slate. When Braves’ fans look at their team’s roster, it’s hard not to be…
UGA Aquarium launches new Finding Meaning in the Marsh series
The UGA Aquarium on Skidaway Island near Savannah is offering a three-part Finding Meaning in the Marsh series that encourages participants to view Georgia’s coastal salt marshes from new perspectives. Three programs scheduled in March 2023 will feature special guest photographers, artists and naturalists who will lead guided walks through salt marsh and maritime…
BRINGING THE HOUSE DOWN: “The Play That Goes Wrong” takes the stage
Here is a show that is so wrong, it’s right! The Savannah College of Art and Design School of Film and Acting presents the “The Play That Goes Wrong,” directed by comedian, actor and SCAD theater professor Craig Anton. Written by Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer and Henry Shields, “The Play That Goes Wrong” was a…
SOUNDBOARD: Who is playing where this week?
KLEPT + HEY CHROMA @ THE SENTIENT BEAN Experimental music isn’t often this compelling, but if you’ve seen Klept live, you may have also noticed they have something extra. Whatever it is, it works and they are refining the process of bringing the noise, wrangling it into music, and landing on you. Rome, Ga.’s Hey…
BOBBY BAGLEY: Painting his own story
Bobby Bagley seems a bit uncomfortable. It is the grand opening of Gallery 10 – an exciting new collective space in City Market where he is one of twelve artists. Having met him a few days earlier to discuss his work, I can tell that he’d rather be quietly painting than making small talk to…
State calls final rebuttal witnesses in Murdaugh double murder trial
WARNING: This content contains graphic details that may not be suitable for some readers The double murder trial of disbarred South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh is nearing its end. Murdaugh is accused of killing his wife and youngest son, Maggie and Paul, at their hunting lodge in June of 2021. The defense rested its case…
PROPERY MATTERS: Developer repos property donated for Savannah police and fire station
Easy come. Easy go. The saying could be applied to the city’s acquisition and recent loss of almost two acres on Hutchinson Island. A developer recently repossessed the property that had been donated to the city after plans for a Savannah police and fire station at the site never moved forward. When the property at…
