Editor's Note: Strategizing the Strategic Plan

One could easily argue that a hundred grand is chump change compared to the amount of wasted money and bad PR — water/utility billing software fiasco, cough-cough – that comes from an overall lack of a sane and cohesive strategy. But we already have an elected City Council, a very highly paid City Manager, and a second, lame-duck City Manager still on payroll through the year.

The art of activism

Artist Niki Johnson continued to use her international platform to showcase large-scale works that bring attention to the themes of cultural power, sexual politics and reproductive freedom.

How will you spend a Day Without a Woman?

This Wednesday, March 8, organizers have called for a united action to bring attention to the value of women—our unrecognized labor, our creative contributions and our hard-earned, 79-cents-to-every-one-a man-earns-dollars—by way of our absence.

Armstrong State University set to cease intercollegiate athletics after this spring

Gregg Allman tour dates canceled

When the personal is political

Art Rise’s latest juried show sticks up for reproductive rights

Celtic Woman: The Voices of Angels Tour

A talk with Éabha McMahon and Tara McNeill

Literary son Zach Powers returns for lecture at Flannery O’Connor Home

With Gravity Changes, the winner of the BOA Short Fiction Prize has channeled the quirkiness of his hometown into tightly-written, mind-stretching stories that feature children who walk on walls, lightbulbs as romantic partners and yaks that talk.

Pour yourself a cup of ambition

Collective Face begins post-Muse era at SSU with beloved musical comedy 9 to 5

Allison Crutchfield: 'That’s obviously super-freeing, to be totally self-reliant’

The former Swearin’ and P.S. Eliot member releases solo debut, performs at Savannah Stopover

Luke Combs, Josh Phillips, Daniel Navarro, Nate Kenyon @The Music Vault

Influenced by disparate artists like Hank Williams, Jr., AC/DC, and Eminem equally, singing about raucous times out on the country with moonshine and roughnecks

Tropidelic @Barrelhouse South

The eight-piece band Tropidelic may be far from any islands in their home state, but that doesn't stop them from dishing out a fresh blend of reggae, hip-hop, and high-energy funk

Daddy's Beemer, Miggs Son Daddy, Valore, Cunabear @The Sentient Bean

What’s more fun than the surprise and variety that a diverse lineup provides?

Julien Baker: ‘A girl in the boy’s club of guitarists’

Singer/songwriter on coming out, the music industry, and Jesus Christ

Savannah Stopover: Genre Guide

Don’t know quite what you’re gonna hear at Savannah Stopover Music Festival? We corral the sounds so you can pick your tune and find the shows you want to see!

Gordon Lightfoot returns to our ‘Spanish Moss’

Iconic Canadian singer-songwriter plays the Lucas Theatre

Chaka Khan: 'Life is my inspiration'

The Queen of Funk takes the stage at Johnny Mercer Theatre

Lee Fields: 'What mankind needs is just a little love’

The prolific soul star guarantees a Special Night at Savannah Stopover

Ess See: ‘Kind of a homecoming alumni show for me’

SCAD alum comes home for her first Stopover

Savannah Oatmeal Company: ‘A relationship, not a transaction’

Local business is dedicated to the health and sustainability of the community

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