Free Post Caitlin Philippo 'This system that profits from human suffering will keep producing it': Investigations demanded after inmate dies at Folkston ICE detention camp “He should not have died in a cage owned by a company that gets paid to fill them,” said Murtaza Khwaja of Asian Americans Advancing Justice.
Free Post 'If you're not having fun, why are you doing it?': The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza brings manic mathcore to all-day, all-ages Mosh For Tots 'Tech metal is sort of its own world in a way. But what’s been really cool is seeing how many teenagers and younger people are really getting into it. We’re now seeing people who grew up with this kind of music bringing their kids to our show.'
Free Post Jenna Moore Savannah Bills Mafia to support Sua Sponte Foundation with block party at McDonough’s 'This mission means so much to us at Savannah Bills Mafia. We've raised over $50,000 for the Foundation to date, and we're incredibly proud of that.'
Free Post 'A horrible precedent': More rezoning approved near Forsyth Park “This is an illustration of a trend we are seeing: the commercialization of our neighborhood through rezoning of parcels from most protected Traditional Neighborhood categories to the least, Traditional Commercial, for uses that do not require that.”
Free Post Frank Ricci Take 5: Nov. 2-8 If music builds communities, few Georgia artists have made more connections across generations, genres, and audiences than Randall Bramblett.
Free Post Caitlin Philippo Keisha Lance Bottoms calls for expanding Medicaid and education funding in local campaign stop “Since the big, ugly bill, 600,000 people dropped their coverage in Georgia because they can’t afford the premium,” she said.
Free Post Brian Myers 'Residents deserve a seat at the table': Mayor and Council clarify moratorium on data centers “I do not believe that any hyperscale data center should simply be permitted by right without public notice, input, and public accountability.”
Free Post Nicole Moore Tombstone Madness and the Resurrectionists: A Savannah Cemetery Mystery Mistakes were made. Sometimes a vault would be opened to inter the next corpse, and there would be the previous one, at the door, clearly having tried to get out.
Free Post Jenna Moore The Savannahian Soundboard: Oct. 26-Nov. 1 Our FREE weekly live music calendar!
Free Post Frank Ricci Take 5: Oct. 26-Nov. 1 Savannah has rocked the Halloween cover show tradition for years now. Last year’s version at El Rocko featured blood wrestling, so that’s a hard act to follow. The gory combat sports exhibition will be missed, but this lineup alone is one of the best in recent memory.
Free Post Caitlin Philippo 'Literal torture': Hunger strikers at Folkston ICE facility protest inhumane conditions “We are those who sought asylum in the first country to defend rights and freedoms, yet found themselves deprived of both.”
Free Post Savannah Tech's new drone operator course takes flight “Stick stills are a small part of what they’re going to learn.”
Free Post Nicole Moore Enter the asylum rabbit hole: Another Savannah cemetery mystery This Georgia hospital would go on to earn the dubious distinction of being the largest mental hospital in the world.