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‘It feels like we’re being led to slaughter’

Service industry employees weigh in amidst COVID-19 shutdowns

Voices on the Path: Kevin Lawver

'Asking people who are already suffering and in pain is an insult to centuries of injury. Have enough respect to do your own research first.'

SCAD’s nonprofit status: A closer look

According to the property records of Chatham County, SCAD purchased at least 11 properties in downtown Savannah in 2018 worth over $46 million. If taxed at prevailing millage rates, these properties would have generated over $600,000 in revenue for local governments.

Editor's Note: The virus is spiking. Now what?

The 'new normal' looks a lot like this: A stutterstep reopening, with places briefly opening back up for awhile and then abruptly closing again, combined with long lines at free testing centers and frantic attempts to do your own junior contact-tracing.

Renegade Paws Rescue rings in year one

'One of our major long-term goals is to really expand our community care program'

The future of Barrelhouse South looks bright in the new normal

Owner Chris Clarke talks uncertainty, reopening, and more

Head Games have been waiting for an audience like you

Foreigner tribute comes to Coach’s Corner on June 27

Kiah @Quarantine Concerts

Since 1988, KIAH has been DJing everywhere from NYC to Atlanta and beyond

Album review: Reptilian American, Panzram Pt. 1

A brutal exploration of hardcore punk that tells the story of notorious serial killer Carl Pazram.

Voodoo Soup @Coach’s Corner

The band plays a compelling and danceable mix of funk, rock, soul, and even some jazz

Front Porch Improv thrives during difficult times

During the hourlong show, Chris Williams and Matt Nickley talk about, basically, anything

5 Questions with Christian Miguel Gutierrez

"I grew up most of my life, as I think a lot of queer people in the South did, very scared to be yourself, which is the very sad truth about being queer in the South."

5 Questions with Tatiana Cabral Smith

'I’m very intentional about who I use for my images'

Amiri Geuka Farris breaks out with Jepson Center window installation

'Breakout!' is a highly accessible piece of art that is visible and available to everyone

Despite challenges, Bananas set to open season

Half-capacity, temperature-taking are part of health protocol at Grayson Stadium

Auspicious timing

Popular bakery’s new location employs pre-order system, distancing measures

Local restaurants pivot for new business during the pandemic

The 5 Spot and Cotton & Rye talk about pop-ups, outdoor dining, and adaptation

Service Brewing keeps on keepin’ on

Kevin Ryan gives us a status update on beloved brewery

Wine Fairies and Beer Bastards: Common ground during the pandemic

Basically it’s ding-dong-ditch for women over the age of 21

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

CinemaSavannah in unique partnership with ShortsTV to stream acclaimed shorts

Isolation Binge: Graveface Records’ Ryan Graveface

The man, the myth, the legend shares what he’s watching during quarantine

Montage Cinemas brings arthouse, indie films straight to you

Local film group transitions to virtual screenings during pandemic

Streaming excellence: CinemaSavannah top picks

All these films are streaming on Amazon, Hulu, or Netflix and will keep you sane until the world reopens