Whaleboat plays an outdoor show at The Rail Pub on March 4.

The debut of our new series, Savannah Stories.

Only two crashes on Abercorn involving pedestrians identified medians as “location at impact.” Citywide, there were 895 pedestrian-involved crashes from 2013-2019. In only 9 was the location at impact a median.

If you believed in the science in 2020, shouldn’t you also believe in the science in 2021? And the science shows us that COVID-19 is diminishing much more rapidly than even the most optimistic scenarios would have predicted six months ago.

Perhaps most problematic is the fact that some fundraising in medians and busy intersections will in fact still be allowed – any claims about public safety to the contrary.

The future of Tree House is in jeopardy as the city has pulled its liquor license for months after a shooting on New Year’s Eve.

When I hear of terms like "reimagining policing" or "community model of public safety," I don’t think of them as naive progressive ideas. I’ve lived them, and I know they can work.

"Theatre people are the most resourceful people. Theatre has survived TV, the movies, the Black Death, everything that history could throw at it. It's just too magical to die."

The event, held March 6 at the Salvation Army baseball field off Bee Road, features dozens of local artists, their work arranged on the tall fence around the field, in an all-outdoor, socially distanced art show.

It's not every day that the bus system is the talk of the town.

"Live music, that's what it's all about. Records are great, and I get to make them, but that connection between the artist and the fan has been kind of cut off for almost a year now."