Free Post Caitlin Philippo 287(g): How ICE enlists local law enforcement While Chatham County has not applied to join 287(g), recent Georgia immigration law will soon force the hand of groups who prefer to stay out of the fray or risk losing access to state and federal funding.
Free Post Frank Ricci Review: 'A very special show' at Sey Hey in Starland Two bars, room for merch tables, seating off to the side, and a proper stage. Perfect.
Free Post Lila Miller New Farmers Market comes to Midtown on a weekday 'Good food should be for everyone: rich and poor, black and white, meat-and-potatoes and vegan, islanders and mainlanders, rural and suburban.'
Free Post Frank Ricci Take 5: July 7-13 Much like Savannah's disproportionately massive underground punk/metal/heavyshit scene, the Hostess City also boasts a lush country and bluegrass community.
Free Post Lila Miller Viral masked protestor speaks out about 'No Kings' rally detainment 'Know your rights. Know exactly how much you need to say to the police and don't say any more than that.'
Free Post Brian Myers Property tax roll-back: Savannah City Council wrap-up, June 26 Melder and his staff crunched the numbers and produced a rollback rate of 11.749 mills, the lowest it has been in nearly 40 years.
Free Post Frank Ricci Take 5: July 4 edition In what’s become a yearly tradition for the Intracoastal Playboys to celebrate their birthday, as well as America’s, it’s one hell of a party in the Lincoln Park outdoor venue.
Free Post Jenna Moore The Savannahian Soundboard: June 30-July 6 Our FREE weekly live music calendar!
Free Post Caitlin Philippo The Conservation Fund secures Okefenokee’s Trail Ridge from mining attempt “Georgians sent a clear message to Twin Pines Minerals that mining next to the Okefenokee is an unacceptable risk. This wouldn’t have been possible without a powerful coalition, and regular Georgians who were willing to stand up and defend a place as beloved as the Okefenokee.”
Free Post Holly Elliott Police use-of-force and the disability community: How local precincts prepare for crisis A divide remains between families that know people with special needs deserve respect to grow and thrive in different ways, and the overarching voice of authority figures that seem open to violent measures and negative rhetoric to paint special needs populations as problems for society.
Free Post Jenna Moore Susto Stringband brings the bluegrass back to Victory North 'There’s nothing like sitting and harmonizing as a collective. Especially with this group of musicians.'
Free Post Frank Ricci Take 5: June 23-29 What Weedeater records cannot convey is the booze-fueled sweat, wild tempo changes from noisy snail to human blender, and Collins’ trademark Manson lamps. Few live metal experiences compare.
