Free Post Caitlin Philippo Top cops say stats show measurable declines in local crime Gunther said, “violent crime is down 8% compared to last year, and 17% compared to 2024.”
Free Post Nicole Moore Revolution of Truth: A Savannah cemetery mystery Why this long-standing belief that there are two signers in the cemetery downtown? At the cannon unveiling, we joked that 2 sounds better than one, and there might be some truth to that. But there is also truth to there being two. Well, almost.
Free Post Brian Myers Savannah City Council wrap-up, Sept. 24 The council also approved a liquor, beer and wine license with Sunday sales for The Montgomery, a new restaurant at 1006 E. Broad St., former home of Das Box.
Free Post Jenna Moore The Savannahian Soundboard: Sept. 28-Oct. 4 Our FREE weekly live music calendar!
Free Post Frank Ricci Take 5: Sept. 28-Oct.4 You can’t talk about the live music scene in Savannah over the last 15+ years without mentioning Stan Ray.
Free Post 'So there's nothing you can do for us?' Residents frustrated by lack of answers and transparency about data center “Who allowed Georgia Power to claim that everything involved in the Project Camellia project was a trade secret?” one resident asked the PSC.
Free Post Caitlin Philippo Cumberland land-swap proposal skirts environmental rules, critics say On the federal tract slated for private transfer, approximately 3.4 acres of freshwater forested and shrub wetlands lie directly within the designated building area.
Free Post David Kyler Dealing with the Meta-Crisis: Confronting the myth of unlimited growth The total rate of human use of the earth is now estimated to be about 75% greater than the world’s capacity to support humanity sustainably.
Free Post Frank Ricci Take 5: Sept. 21-27 Richmond, Virginia’s Drook return after a blistering Say Hey performance last summer that made their “pop band” label seem almost comically inadequate.
Free Post Caitlin Philippo 'Beyond safe limits': ICE use of force skyrockets at expanded Georgia facilities The rise in force coincides with Folkston's expansion, which increased total capacity to nearly 3,000 beds and worsened preexisting staffing demands.
Free Post Brian Myers Data center moratorium strengthened, affordable housing stalls: Savannah City Council wrap-up, Sept. 10 While the local government sorts out its zoning options and other concerns surrounding large-scale data centers, this moratorium prohibits not only the construction of new facilities with more than 10 megawatts of power, but also the conversion of existing structures for that purpose.
Free Post Frank Ricci Take 5: Sept. 14-20 After a brief 28-year hiatus, Jagari reformed W.I.T.C.H. with latter-day member Patrick Mwondela and a quartet of younger European collaborators. Despite the four-decade break in recorded material, it all sounds incredibly consistent.
Free Post Jenna Moore The Savannahian Soundboard: Sept. 8-13 Our FREE weekly live music calendar! Welcome back, Jenna!
