As the Savannah tourism industry grows, appreciation for locally owned independent restaurants is quickly becoming a thing of the past. Many Savannahians remember several mom-and-pop eateries that were on corners […]
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Savannah and Chatham County officials encourage COVID-19 vaccination efforts
Various officials of Savannah and Chatham County are increasing their efforts to boost the number of local citizens taking the coronavirus vaccine to help stop the spread of COVID-19. During […]
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Chatham transit board votes to terminate CEO Bacarra Mauldin
The Chatham Area Transit Board of Directors voted 6-3 to terminate CAT CEO Bacarra Mauldin during their Jan. 26 monthly meeting, according to a statement issued by Board Chairman Deidrick […]
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Experience Savannah’s Telfair PULSE Art + Technology Festival in person and online
Each year, Savannah’s PULSE Art + Technology Festival draws thousands of people to the Telfair Museums Jepson Center. Locals and visitors get a glimpse into the future amid immersive installations […]
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‘Black, White, and The Grey’ takes readers behind the scenes at the lauded Savannah restaurant
A new memoir by the co-owners of one of Savannah’s most praised restaurants reveals that success stories are not always black and white. The Grey restaurant in downtown Savannah is […]
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Historic Savannah mansion featured in film and TV sells for $4 million
The 113-year-old Mills B. Lane House, located at 26 E. Gaston Street in Savannah, was sold to its fourth owner in mid-January for $4 million, according to the realtor who […]
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Savannah Fire participates in high-tech pilot project to reduce community risk
The Savannah Fire Department is one of 250 firefighting forces nationwide selected to participate in a pilot program to build a digital community risk assessment tool, which could help pinpoint […]
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Go gourmet on game day at Savannah’s newly opened Bar Food Sports
Americans love sports bars with generic fried food, pool tables, a thousand televisions, and lukewarm beer − they’re a dime a dozen around any drinking town. For the longest time, […]
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The Orange Constant offers Savannah juicy slices of refreshing new music
With stages remaining silent due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, catching any sort of live music is like kneeling at the altar of a mutual enthusiasm for normality. However, to […]
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Fence Art Project enlivens construction sites with creative murals by Savannah artists
When a building is under construction or renovation, this usually means that neighborhood residents are forced to look at drab fencing surrounding the site for months on end. However, when […]
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Virtual version of Mountainfilm on Tour comes to Savannah with local features
Over the last 12 years, Mountainfilm has steadily ascended to become one of Savannah’s most popular film festivals, showcasing stories about adventure and outdoors, environmental protection, culture and diversity, and […]
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Vice-President Kamala Harris is sworn in while wearing attire by SCAD grad Christopher John Rogers
During the Jan. 20 Presidential Inauguration in Washington, D.C., Vice-President Kamala Harris – the first woman, first African American, and first person of South Asian descent to fill the second-in-command […]