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Get on your bike and ride!

Get on your bike and ride!

Midnight Garden Ride offers a fun, safe ride to enjoy the evening beauty of Savannah
The roughly hour-long ride goes through many of the Savannah’s historic district’s squares for a fun-filled evening and a rare opportunity to enjoy a completely relaxed, safe ride after dark

By Asha Gilbert Oct 18, 2017

Bridging divides with Ronald Christopher

Bridging divides with Ronald Christopher

Savannah’s Talmadge Bridge is a beautiful piece of engineering whose moniker honors racial injustice

By Orlando Montoya Aug 23, 2017

No more Nina

No more Nina

HSMC vote brings down Panhandle Slim painting
FOR A painting bearing the likeness of Nina Simone, there will be no more Sundays or any other days in Savannah’s historic district, at least not for now. At the Thursday, Aug. 3 meeting of the Savannah-Chatham Historic Site and Monument Commission, a petition requesting after-the-fact approval of the artwork under the city’s mural policy ended in a 3-3 tie.

By Jessica Leigh Lebos Aug 9, 2017

‘We’re going to maintain our humanity’

‘We’re going to maintain our humanity’

Writer Gwen Strauss studies the struggles of refugees, past and present
YOU CAN look the other way. You can turn off the TV. But it won’t stop reality.

By Orlando Montoya Jul 19, 2017

Peggy Riggins: Sounding the alarm on coal ash

Peggy Riggins: Sounding the alarm on coal ash

A rare success story as a small town is victorious in its fight against toxic waste
I’M HERE to tell you that the good guys sometimes win.

By Orlando Montoya Jul 12, 2017

'No bombing, no rockets, no death'

'No bombing, no rockets, no death'

Refugees find solace and sanctuary in Savannah
SYRIAN REFUGEE and new Savannah neighbor Naji Abousaleh remembers safer times in Aleppo, where he lived most of his 67 years and taught English.

By Orlando Montoya Jul 5, 2017

Black Sheep White Cop: A true-life memoir of crime & corruption

Black Sheep White Cop: A true-life memoir of crime & corruption

Former local homicide detective Kevin Grogan writes the ultimate Savannah cop story
A REMARKABLE MEMOIR by a former Savannah-Chatham cop has become the hottest local read of the summer. Black Sheep White Cop: Savannah EXPOsed, is grippingly written by Kevin Grogan, a former homicide detective whose local career spans five police chiefs, including now-imprisoned former Police Chief Willie Lovett.

By Jim Morekis Jun 28, 2017

Raise the (little) roof for homeless vets

Raise the (little) roof for homeless vets

Tiny House, Big Heart Fundraiser sets it sights on first $30K land payment
CHATHAM-SAVANNAH Authority for the Homeless Executive Director Cindy Kelley approaches the overgrown forest behind the Blackshear Basketball Complex off Wheaton Street as if she’s walking up to someone’s front yard.

By Jessica Leigh Lebos May 3, 2017

30 minutes over Savannah, in a B-25 bomber

30 minutes over Savannah, in a B-25 bomber

'Miss Mitchell' and other vintage WWII warbirds are on hand at the Savannah airport to offer tours and rides all this weekend.
SEVENTY-FIVE years ago this month, one of the most courageous acts in military history occurred: The fabled "Doolittle Raid." Sixteen B-25 bombers, designed for land-based operations, took off from the deck of the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier U.S.S. Hornet.

By Jim Morekis Apr 28, 2017

Controversial self-storage facility comes before City Council

Controversial self-storage facility comes before City Council

Neighbors cite congestion, crime, and massive size of project in opposition
WHAT DO you do if you want to build a controversial project, but you’re already 0-3 in front of the Metropolitan Planning Commission and the Zoning Board of Appeals?

By Jim Morekis Apr 26, 2017

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