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The Candidates: A long list vies in active election season

The Candidates: A long list vies in active election season

County Commission Chairman

May 26, 2020

Politics

Editor's Note: Taking the masks off

Editor's Note: Taking the masks off

When people accuse those who wear masks of 'living in fear,' I think this could be a form of projection -- it's really they who are frightened. I assure you, when I pop a mask onto my face to go grocery shopping for 20 minutes, I don't feel scared in the least.

By Jim Morekis May 26, 2020

Editor's Note

Land, Sea and Society

Land, Sea and Society

Reflections on values during a pandemic
Since we’ve been forced to slow down, have you considered your own relationship with the nature and wildlife we explore?

By Maya May 26, 2020

Environment

Savannah Council on World Affairs continues programming online, hosts talk on Islam during Ramadan

Savannah Council on World Affairs continues programming online, hosts talk on Islam during Ramadan

'I found that American masses in general, not only in the South, have this lack of knowledge about Islam'

By Rachael Flora May 20, 2020

City Notebook

Graduating in a global pandemic: One senior’s thoughts

Graduating in a global pandemic: One senior’s thoughts

Ruden recorded her valedictorian speech at the Yamacraw Center located at Garrison School for the Arts the week before graduation

By Kristy Edenfield May 20, 2020

Community

Editor's Note: Hot time for some, cold shoulder for many others

Editor's Note: Hot time for some, cold shoulder for many others

Much of the increasingly rancorous debate over whether or not to 'reopen' the economy is effectively moot, for better or worse.It's happening way too soon for some, much too late in the opinion of others, but either way it's happening. The inequities are glaringly obvious.

By Jim Morekis May 20, 2020

Editor's Note

Ogeechee Riverkeeper keeps on keepin' on

Ogeechee Riverkeeper keeps on keepin' on

'The pivot has been that we’re really trying to focus on what’s next'

By Rachael Flora May 20, 2020

Environment

‘Go for it’: The cycling message of Stuckey’s CEO Stephanie Stuckey

‘Go for it’: The cycling message of Stuckey’s CEO Stephanie Stuckey

While her primary clientele travels on four wheels and sometimes 18, the CEO gets around on two.

By John Bennett May 20, 2020

News Cycle

'5 Year Journey' now up at Sentient Bean

'5 Year Journey' now up at Sentient Bean

The starting place on the map shows organizations like Georgia Microboards and Emergent Savannah who were early supporters.

By Brittany Curry May 19, 2020

Magic Makers

Is it a 'boycott' if you don't live here?

Is it a 'boycott' if you don't live here?

Brighter Day subjected to out-of-state threats concerning mask policy
A SMALL and geographically disparate social media movement that aims to align protective face masks with fear and conformity targeted a local health food shop in Savannah on Wednesday.

By Alexandra Marvar May 14, 2020

City Notebook

Ahmaud Arbery case latest in a pattern of bad behavior from Glynn County

Ahmaud Arbery case latest in a pattern of bad behavior from Glynn County

It’s impossible to talk about the Ahmaud Arbery case without also talking about the rampant corruption in the Golden Isles

By Rachael Flora May 13, 2020

Community

Editor's Note: When shame is society's friend

SHAME has great power, whether positive or negative. We can shame people and organizations on illegitimate grounds, to exert power or prejudice.

By Jim Morekis May 13, 2020

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