Free Post Brian Myers City Council debates how to grant alcohol licenses - and who should do it Savannah requires one additional hoop for applicants to jump through – one that has been subject to scrutiny in recent years, including accusations of favoritism and discriminatory practices.
Free Post Kristy Edenfield Hoaxes plague local schools in wake of Apalachee shooting “I knew pretty early on that they were fake, and I just think it’s disappointing that people are using the recent shooting in Apalachee to stir up drama and scare people instead of to make necessary change.”
Free Post Jenna Moore Howls of the Sirens brings femme-fronted bands to Victory North 'This year, I organized less of a genre-specific lineup. Each band gets an hour to do their thing!'
Free Post Mia Holmes Ahoy there, matey, I like your tattoo: Sea of Ink opens at Ships of the Sea 'I love hearing all those different stories and it is amazing to me to hear both the tattoo artists and collectors.'
Free Post Mia Holmes 'Accessible to all people': Savannah Jazz Fest brings free shows with topflight talent 'There are a lot of other music festivals here that are great, but they have very expensive tickets so not everybody gets a chance to go. Part of our mission as an organization is to keep jazz music accessible to all people.'
Free Post Frank Ricci Take 5: Sept. 16-22 What more can be said about Savannah’s favorite classic country cover crew? The eight Playboys are all accomplished musicians, bar owners, bartenders, and combinations thereof.
Free Post My'Kayle Pugh After The Storm, Part One: The volunteer effort in Richmond Hill 'The residents got there and started helping us organize it, and once we got it organized the kids kept pushing stuff in, water and food. We even got some diabetic cat food for one lady because her cat was on insulin.'
Free Post Maddie Greer Fragmented relics meet artistic vision: 'Found Anthologies' opens at Location Gallery 'I see a main character or a theme and then find little bits that give it space to breathe.'
Free Post Brian Myers Georgia Hi-Lo Trail breaks ground with goal of connectivity to Savannah trail system Upon its completion, the connected trails will span an estimated 250 miles, making it the longest connected paved trail network in the nation.
Free Post Lila Miller How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Ice Bath: Taking the plunge with the Savannah Ice Tub Club Beyond my hands and feet, I am almost reaching homeostasis and have decided to live in this tub for the rest of my natural-born life.
Free Post Emily King Getting to Know Savannah's Favorite Bartenders: Black Rabbit edition 'I fell in love with the place and am still here four years later. I can walk and ride my bike everywhere in this neighborhood and see my regulars while I'm out. I feel like a little part of the community.'
Free Post Maddie Greer SoyxSoy moves heaven and earth in 20-artist show at Cultural Arts Center 'You don’t have to go to Miami L.A. or Atlanta to have these cool experiences at immersive art shows that take you out of the feeling of being here in Savannah.'
Free Post Jessica Farthing Davenport House expands Yoga in the Garden program 'We had a lot of interest in the program, but it was only once a month. We needed a schedule that worked better for people.'