‘Rightfully Hers’ panel examines issues ahead of Georgia legislative session

The LWVCGA celebrates 100 years next year and is a nonpartisan organization open to both men and women of any political affiliation

Shelter of last resort: The Civic Center and Hurricane Dorian

Just like every other hurricane, there will be a lot of Monday morning quarterbacking. But the people that I met at the Civic Center on Wednesday evening were grateful to have the soon-to-be demolished roof of the MLK Arena over their heads.

Editor's Note: Arena project’s trickle-down cost

Mayor DeLoach's stance -- that Savannah is simply too financially and politically committed to the Arena project to back out now, no matter the cost -- might be realistic, but it's not very reassuring.

'Lobby Your Legislators' this Saturday

Invited elected officials include Congressman Buddy Carter, both the Republican and Democrat members of the Georgia House and Senate, Chatham County Commissioners, City of Savannah Mayor and Aldermen, and elected officials from various Chatham County municipalities.

Curfew set for City of Savannah from 9 p.m.-6 a.m.

Dorian: Tuesday night update

Dorian: Wednesday afternoon update

Post-Dorian sanitation update

All ages venue guide

Connect’s guide to venues and shows in Savannah for all ages

Savannah State celebrates fifth year of Confucius Institute

Led by Peggy Blood and Dengfeng Wu, the organization works hard to further the mission of the institution and teach Chinese culture to American students

Late Night Eats: Get you some

What do you do when it’s past closing time for most restaurants and you haven’t gotten to eat yet?

Armstrong’s Feminists United begin period pantry

'Feminism is not just about learning and educating—it’s the practice, it’s the action'

Discounts: Having fun isn’t hard when you’ve got a student ID card

We did that work for you and called around to almost every spot in town we could think of to compile this list of discounts for you

The bicycling (and life) advice you really need

On the first day of your first class, look around. It’s nearly 100 percent certain someone in the room will become a victim of bike theft before Thanksgiving.

Savannah Tech: Playing with the big boys

Technical college moves far beyond ‘trade school’ label

The Downtowner: Free shuttle intended for night-time workers — and everyone else

'We have 800-1000 sought-after parking spots downtown, and way more people than that trying to get to them'

Civvies: A space for all

Shop cool finds in a space where you can be yourself

SCAD Back40: A honey of a garden project

It’s a spot that inspires appreciation of natural beauty, moving SCAD’s students from behind computers into the outdoor world

Slow build

Matt Toole’s show goes up at Gallery F.A.R.

Clay Barker @Barrelhouse South

His songs have garnered him critical praise and earned him a steadily-growing fanbase around the Southeast

Basik Lee @Congress Street Social Club

He’s been spearheading a movement to keep the genre thriving in the city for years

Bero Bero @The Jinx

Some of it makes you want to dance, and some of it makes you want to sit and absorb the experience

Mechanical River @El Rocko Lounge

Hamilton’s music under the Mechanical River moniker has a lo-fi aesthetic, which is incredibly appealing on its own

Old Crow Medicine Show: keeping the show on the road

Beloved roots band plays Johnny Mercer Theater

‘Creation is life’: Jitwam on his genre-bending music

Eclectic artist talks all things music ahead of El Rocko Lounge gig

Parker Millsap does things his own way

Oklahoma-born guitarist and songwriter plays Victory North

Summer Movie Wrap

If Rami Malek can win an Oscar as Freddie Mercury, then Taron Egerton should at least get nominated for his dazzling turn as Elton John.