The Creative Coast, a local organization committed to catalyzing the innovation economy in coastal Georgia, will soon host their annual GRIT Conference, taking place Feb. 29 through March 1 at […]
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PROPERTY MATTERS: Does size matter? Neighborhood leaders seeking input on allowing small, “boutique” hotels south of downtown
The Thomas Square Neighborhood Association, in partnership with the Cuyler-Brownville and Victorian neighborhood associations, is seeking more community feedback as part of an effort to further restrict hotel development in […]
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Early voting has started in Georgia: Who is on the ballot for state’s Presidential Preference Primary?
Early voting in the Georgia Presidential Preference Primary (PPP) began on Feb. 19 across the Peach State ahead of Georgia’s Election Day on March 12. The PPP gives voters a […]
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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 Savannah Jewish Federation […]
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Thunderbolt mayor, town council recognize Thunderbolt’s first African American police officer
Thunderbolt mayor, town council, and police department proudly honored Ben Green, the department’s first African American police officer and distinguished Vietnam War veteran, with a special Feb. 16 proclamation during […]
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THE CONNECT FIVE: Shows to see this week
THE MAXINES + UFO + AUSTIN ROYALE + FEATURE PREACHER @ EL ROCKO SAT FEB 24 | 9 PM Punk and funk, hardcore and hip hop, rap and metal…despite optics […]
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Tourism Leadership Council welcomes Mayor Van Johnson and the Girl Scouts
The Tourism Leadership Council (TLC) welcomed City of Savannah Mayor Van Johnson at The DeSoto on Thursday, Feb. 15th. TLC’s monthly meeting had special guests from the Girl Scouts of […]
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PHOTOGRAPHER NATHANIEL RYAN THOMPSON: Breaking down barriers in the art world
What an absolute pleasure to meet Eduardo Capilla, the generous-hearted, Argentinian visual artist and film maker behind the recently opened installation space, Capilla Studio. The studio first came to my […]
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HOMETOWN TREASURES EXPO: The ultimate guide to preserving family and cultural history
In an effort to preserve family histories and cultural legacies, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture is set to host the Hometown Treasures Expo in collaboration […]
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LOVE AND LAW: Couples get married on Valentine’s Day at the Chatham County Courthouse
Judge Lisa G. Colbert helped organize a Valentine’s Day wedding event at the Chatham County Recorder’s Court on Feb. 14, 2024 in downtown Savannah. She joined Judge Tammy Stokes and […]
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JOINING THE CLUB: Longtime food friends drive culinary upgrade at Savannah Quarters Country Club
“We’ve known each other for fifteen years,” Brian Torres said of Stephen McLain. “We always said, ‘Man, it would be so good to open a restaurant together someday.’” Sometimes, we […]
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American Traditions Vocal Competition set to return with new contestants
Now in its 31st year, the American Traditions Vocal Competition (ATC) will present a competitive concert series at Plant Riverside’s District Live from Feb. 19 to 23. The competition will […]