Free Post Frank Ricci Historic Savannah Foundation Celebrates 70 Years at 2025 HSF Preservation Awards 'Two nominations are really exciting because they are in the Cuyler-Brownville, which needs revitalization and has historical buildings that deserve to be saved and rehabilitated.'
Free Post Brian Myers Creating an Affordable Housing Overlay District: Savannah City Council Wrap-up Rather than opt to focus solely on expanding the municipality’s boundaries, the City Council adopted a proposed amendment to the zoning map that effectively gives a blueprint for property owners that wish to build single-family and multi-family dwellings on lots.
Free Post Holly Elliott A Club for Flannery lovers: May event to discuss National Book Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Bernard Malamud 'It was in our founding mission to be a community literary space as well as a museum, so this is one way we are working to uphold our mission.'
Free Post Margaret Iocovozzi 'The journey itself is the destination': Introducing Joyride Boat Club Savannah welcomes a new, women-owned and operated boat charter business with even warmer hospitality. Joyride Boat Club offers a luxurious and eco-friendly boating experience to tourists and locals alike.
Free Post Frank Ricci Take 5: April 28-May 4 It’s been too long since Take Five reminded Savannah what a gem the Saturday matinees at Over Yonder are. Austin’s Continental Club vibes are undeniable, bottles of Lone Star and Shiner Bock are ice cold, and the crowd is there for a good time.
Free Post Jenna Moore The Savannahian Soundboard: April 28-May 4 Our FREE weekly live music calendar!
Free Post Brittany Herren 'Play it fuckin’ loud: Melvins' King Buzzo talks tour and new album Melvins play with co-headliner Napalm Death, along with Weedeater and Dark Sky Burial on April 26 at District Live.
Free Post Holly Elliott Cultural Arts Center’s ‘Beyond Sight’ exhibit makes art accessible for everyone 'I’m a ceramicist, it’s always good if someone wants to pick up and touch your work.'
Free Post David Kyler Comfortably numb or conveniently negligent? Policies on data centers, energy, and life-support systems deserve accountable scrutiny The rapid emergence of AI is imposing unprecedented demand on data center capacity – nearly 30% of growth in energy demand over the next 3 years is expected to result from AI applications, and the trend is predicted to rapidly accelerate.
Free Post Ansley Standridge Brice returns to its roots with partnership with Coca-Cola for SCAD mural project While the opportunity presented to local artists is fantastic, the mixer promises to be an enjoyable event for everyone.
Free Post Frank Ricci Take 5: April 21-27 This Psycodelics gig is quite a coup for the new venue, Broughton Street Bowl and Brew, which is piling up a slew of killer Dog Days Presents shows to introduce the joint to Savannah.
Free Post Brian Myers Inconsistency continues for liquor license approvals: Savannah City Council Wrap-up, April 10 Once again, a person of color who wants to invest in an older neighborhood was forced to justify their requests, while other license requests were granted without hesitation.
