Savannah to serve as test market for U.S. Census

The bureau will use the internet for the first time in 2020, asking Americans to fill out questionnaires using a computer or smart phone.

St. Patrick's FAQs with a Wee Bit O' The Snark

Frequently Asked Questions about Savannah's great green day

Beware the greenwash

We’ve got a big ol’ bathtub of misrepresented issues happening in Georgia right now, and there are plenty of players who would like to see the pistachio-hued wool pulled over our eyes.

Clydesdales to march in SAV parade; also appear in HHI, Tybee, Bluffton, Ft. Stewart

Man sought for questioning in January shooting on Westside

At least three street attacks, one attempted carjacking since Sunday

Savannah's Fashion Night makes donation to Art Rise; plans for 2015 event still pending

It's Official: Gov. signs bill allowing bars to open this Sunday

SCAD, City reach 'collaboration' on controversial buses

Savannah River skinny dippers arrested

Man shot in afternoon argument on the Eastside

Only 18 arrests for first 2 days of St. Patrick's celebration

Heated gunshot exchange at 32nd & Cabell Streets near Gordonston

Politics, police, and photography

‘And Justice for All’ marries art and sociological issues

Lewis Black is good and pissed off and he's coming to your town

'Congress is the largest outpatient mental health clinic in the world.'

Tara Feis brings family-friendly Irish music, culture & dance

FullSet was named Best Traditional Band of 2014

What the Craic is Irish Road Bowling?

March 21 is when the Savannah Ancient Order of Hibernians takes over the Hutchinson Island track for its spring tournament.

March Theatre Madness!

Wit, Barnum, and Smoke on the Mountain entertain you all weekend

MusicFile Productions and Savannah Stopover Confirm First Round of Spring Shows

Natalie Prass, J Roddy Walston & The Business, Matthew E. White, X Ambassadors and more come to Savannah

Kevin Barry's: An 'open-air asylum' with live traditional Irish music

The weekend’s musicians will play ballads, which are typically considered more modern than the traditional Irish songs sung in Gaelic, Emerson explains.

Sarah Lee Guthrie and Johnny Irion @Trinity UMC

Their band is a collaboration of great American lineage: Guthrie's grandfather, Woody, is a folk music icon, and Johnny Irion is writer John Steinbeck's grand-nephew.

Stephen Brown @UU Church

Brown will perform an array of work across genres and time periods on the sanctuary's treasured Steinway Grand piano.

Jim Avett, City Hotel @The Sentient Bean

Father of Scott and Seth, Avett spent most of his years focusing on raising his children and on his welding career.

St. Patrick's music will ring downtown from multiple stages

Here are the highlights

Megan Jean & the KFB @Barrelhouse South

The former Charlestonians are pretty frequent Savannah visitors—they’ve recently forgone root-planting entirely, instead converting a rad Mercedes van into an adorable bungalow on wheels.

Spirits and the Melchizedek Children, Blackrune, A Drug Called Tradition @Hang Fire

Come prepared to be bathed in glorious waves of feedback, gossamer guitar meanderings, and bellowing low ends.

Vote for SAV in Baileys big St. Patrick’s contest!

Irish Cream maker offers coffee creamer, hosts online competition

No Green Beer Here: Enjoy these local specialty craft brews this season

Southbound, Service, Coastal Empire, Moon River all debut new brews

Did someone say 'Irish Nachos?'

Jake's Wayback has great burgers, but that's not all they offer

Know Now!-and now you know.

Mengele & Medicine: How much influence really?

There’s plenty of Nazi-era research that doctors have used and built on ever since. But the data gathered in the concentration camps tended towards the gruesome, unscientific, and fairly useless.