Savannah Jazz takes the Safe pledge for 2020 festival
Over its nearly four-decade run, the festival has brought some of the biggest names in jazz to town
Rhonda Funk @Coach’s Corner
The veteran singer/songwriter has a powerful voice
A roof with a view
As Savannah’s weather hopefully grows cooler, you can’t beat a spot high above the city to meet for drinks
Asbury Memorial continues standing for LGBTQ rights
The church’s disaffiliation from Methodist denomination comes after a vote to continue ban on same-sex unions
The death of LaTanya ‘Taye’ Williams
Taye’s case was not a far cry from Toliver’s acclimation to reckless and vengeance-fed gun violence
Teachers: ‘Taking the COVID bullet’ for their students
‘What I miss the most is seeing the students each day’
Bottles & Cans @Collins Quarter Forsyth
Though they’re known primarily as a blues band, Bottles & Cans goes beyond labels
Spitfire Poetry Open Mic @Starland Yard
If you’ve always wanted to try reading your poetry, now’s your chance!
Local tech nonprofit IVolunteer International launches app to enhance volunteerism in our community
THREE YEARS ago, IVolunteer International was launched as a way to remove barriers to volunteerism in Savannah. Its cofounder and executive director, Nipuna Ambanpola, was an avid volunteer while growing up in Sri Lanka, but found fewer opportunities while he was attending Armstrong State University. Now, IVolunteer International launches its biggest initiative yet: IVolunteer Now,…
Catching up with DRAUCKER
They’ve got a family dynamic that’s unmistakable
5 Questions with Taunya Benton
‘I consider myself a jewelry artist’
Celebrating the ‘New Moon’
‘It just seemed the right thing to do, to open our doors for our people’
Editor’s Note: Searching for a City Manager – and for stability
The single most pressing issue directly relevant to the City Manager job, however, is Savannah’s desperate need for stability in the position.
