42 years and several upgrades later, the station's 6,000 watts cover all of Chatham County at 90.3 FM
WHEN IT launched in 1975, Savannah State University’s radio station, WHCJ-FM, broadcast at only 10 watts, just strong enough to cover SSU’s campus on the city’s eastern reaches.
A 'bucket-list production' for local theatre troupe
THE COLLECTIVE FACE Theatre Ensemble’s sixth season is off to a star-studded beginning. Jesus Christ Superstar, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s rock opera phenomenon, welcomes audiences back into the Collective Face’s world of stunning sets and visuals, jaw-dropping talent, and enrapturing experiences.
Theatre can build a sense of community—not only within the organization, but also within the very city in which it’s being produced. Lives can literally be changed through the power of storytelling.
New American Prohibition Museum is the toast of the town
All forms of alcohol were banned in the colony of Georgia—along with slavery and lawyers—for a time, anyway. But nothing could dampen Savannah’s relationship with “strong waters.” (Just ask Shia LaBeouf.)
Grammy-nominated comedian Ron White returns to Savannah's Johnny Mercer Theatre with a new stand-up show on Saturday, December 2. White, who rose to prominence through "Blue Collar Comedy," has received a Gold Record, two top-rated one-hour specials on Comedy Central, and a spot on the New York Times Best Seller List.
Toast of the Town honors Central Animal Hospital, One Love Animal Rescue
THE Savannah community is ever-grateful for the heady pours of craft beer served down at Southbound Brewing Company. As a local business, the brewery finds it important to celebrate the folks, nonprofits, and companies that make Savannah the city we love.
INTERNET culture has always shone through the playful, cerebral, and innovative work of Savannah drag collective The House of Gunt. Glitch-inspired graphics, created by local visual and motion graphics artists, flicker behind performers as they strut, gesticulate, and enrapture their audience.
Contrary to what was said on 'Southern Charm Savannah' it was not a romantic interest that spared Savannah the fate of unfortunate Atlanta at Sherman’s hands. It was common sense. Sherman had no reason to burn Savannah and every reason not to.
A saucy good time was had by all at our big Best of Savannah 2017 winners bash Tuesday night at the Charles H. Morris Center. The storm cleared just in time for the action to get underway.
'I think draq queens can be more than just lip-syncers'
IT DOESN'T get much more Savannah than meeting up at The Sentient Bean with a drag queen who also used to be your pharmacist during a hurricane watch, but that's just what rising star Lavender Mist and I did before respectively gettin' outta Dodge. The Savannah queen is teaming up with vintage emporium House of Strut next week for "The Lavender Mist Experience," an immersive evening of music, performance, drinks, and visuals.
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