Molly Taylor, executive director of the Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum since March of last year, and the subject of a profile in our April print issue, has assembled […]
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Connect Savannah News & Notes
There’s always something happening in the Hostess City. Stay in the know about upcoming events and the latest information with our periodic News & Notes. Upcoming Events United Way of […]
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SMOOTH SAILING: For Geechee Sailing Club members, it’s about the journey, destination and friendship
When Judy Grissette describes a day on the water during one of her and husband Tim’s ritual cruises along the coast, the listener might feel the heart rate slowing, even […]
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Tybee parking, traffic changes to start Tuesday as Orange Crush week begins
With Orange Crush weekend days away, the City of Tybee Island has begun implementing traffic and parking changes that have been planned and organized for months. The city announced the […]
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ExperCARE opens Rincon location
Catherine Grant and her ExperCARE team opened their seventh location in Rincon, Georgia on April 10. Partnering with The Ice Cream Shop for a dual ribbon cutting, guests were treated […]
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THE CONNECT FIVE: Shows to see this week in Savannah
MANAROVS + MEASUREMENT + DONNA SAVAGE @ STARLAND YARD FRI APR 19 | 7:30 Here’s a stacked lineup to celebrate the release of Manarovs (pictured) sophomore album “Call Sign: Proton.” […]
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Kimberly Waller to lead United Way of Coastal Empire
After a comprehensive search, the United Way of the Coastal Empire announced the appointment of Kimberly Waller last week as the next President and CEO. Her role becomes effective on […]
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INTERVIEW: Austin Hill, Chatham County Commissioner candidate for District 1
The Chatham County Board of Commissioners will have a new Commissioner for district one next year for the first time in roughly two decades. The seat is being vacated by […]
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April showers bring May flowers (and vegetables) to Savannah State University
In the recent award winning women’s empowerment song “Flowers” by Miley Cyrus, she says, “I can buy myself flowers.” Kenza Ouedraogo, a sophomore at Savannah State University from Burkina Faso, […]
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Savannah City Council approves new lights for ballfields at Minick Sports Complex
On Thursday, April 11, members of the Savannah City Council approved a plan to install new lights at the Guy Minick Youth Sports Complex on Savannah’s southside. Located on the […]
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New liberal arts college expands campus, leases former Parker’s headquarters on Chippewa Square
On Wednesday, April 10, Ralston College expanded their Savannah footprint with the official opening of new administrative offices in the Philbrick-Eastman House on Chippewa Square. The college recently leased the […]
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Bull Street Taco brain trust opens throwback breakfast-and-lunch diner
Any origin story that starts with a fried chicken sandwich is bound to become the stuff of legend. “I’ve always wanted to do a really good fried chicken sandwich,” said […]