I’ve been a Jeopardy watcher since a young age, when the occasional family dinner was spent in the living room with Alex Trebek offering answers that needed questions. “He was […]

Quietly and consistently, Savannah’s Oktoberfest celebration has become the area’s second-largest public event — second only to that really big deal that goes on here each March. “We’ll get 200,000 […]

“Let there be peace on earth, and let it begin with me. Let there be peace on earth, the peace that was meant to be….” The crowd that gathered in […]

Since its inception in 2000, the Savannah Pride Festival has grown to become the second largest Pride festival in Georgia and the fastest growing in the Southeast. In past years, […]

In many ways, last week’s hearings about a proposed county property tax increase were a rehash of a familiar local conflict, with the same familiar players. You had county commissioners […]

In today’s world, where media coverage of wars is instant, it’s hard to imagine battles fought after a war is over. But that’s exactly what happened along coastal Georgia during […]

It MAY not BE a big move, but it seems to be a move in the right direction. The Special Review Team appointed by the Southern Association of Colleges and […]

For just a few months each year, folks who stop by Joiner Gardens get a glimpse of paradise. An entire field with bed after bed of colorful daylilies is in […]

Saudi diplomat speaks in Savannah

Government reaches deep into the personal and professional lives of every individual in this country. Almost every time money changes hands, government gets a cut. It also exacts fees for […]

By all accounts, the Social Security clock is running, and the sound it’s making is boom-boom-boom — the sound of the Baby Boomer generation heading toward retirement age. Last Monday, […]

The wording of the proposed Constitutional amendment seems so innocuous, it’s hard to imagine anyone opposing it: Section 1. Equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or […]