Free Post Caitlin Philippo Anger in Effingham: Protesting the apparent 'done deal' of Project Camellia Signs proclaiming, “Effingham Says No to AI” and “Don’t Let Them Lie the Future Doesn’t Need to Be AI” appeared to fall on deaf ears as Project Camellia has already been approved for a 15-year, 50% property tax abatement .
Free Post David Kyler 'Brutally transactional' culture of Big Tech and AI demands a political response Since empowering digital technology has become inherently political, the origins of its control in service of the common good must also be made political, as well as economic.
Free Post Frank Ricci Take 5: July 27-Aug. 2 Kublai Kanine booking typically leans into the super-duper heavy bands, but this one has a lot more variety.
Free Post George Vedder 'To fix this crisis, we first need to feel this crisis': Brian Goldstone and the issue of working homelessness in Georgia As a reporter, the main point Goldstone wanted to make clear is that “at every single turn in these families’ journeys are entire systems militating against their stability.”
Free Post Frank Ricci Take 5: July 20-26 Charleston’s Homicyde has blasted Savannah plenty of times with a barrage of modern death metal. It’s relentless and punishing, with vocals harsh enough to melt a Norwegian glacier in January.
Free Post Caitlin Philippo A record-breaking year for Sea Turtle nests on Tybee This past Wednesday, center officials reported a confirmed total of 46 nests on Tybee Island, eclipsing the previous record of 35 set in 2022.
Free Post Kenneth Zapp SCAD earned over a quarter-billion dollars in 'profit' in 2025 The 990 also reported the compensation for SCAD’s highest paid executives. President Paula Wallace received $5.74 million.
Free Post Brian Myers Property tax discussion and an alcohol license debate: Savannah City Council wrap-up, July 9 A potential de facto property tax increase began looming, the promise of a massive new downtown parking structure cleared a major financial hurdle, and Savannah’s sometimes questionable alcohol license approval process once again exploded in the public face.
Free Post Frank Ricci Take 5: July 13-19 The connection between Ireland and Savannah is well-known. The crusty connection with a style of extreme music from England is not.
Free Post Caitlin Philippo FLETC ramps up ICE training on the Georgia coast Sitting on 1600 acres just off I-95, the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, or FLETC, is a town unto itself, featuring its own ZIP code just outside Brunswick, GA.
Free Post Jenna Moore Sweat, strings and sunshine: Homegrown Summer Jam is the soundtrack to a hot Savannah Summer 'When honoring other famous musicians, it’s important to find the right group of people. I always start by asking the potential musician if they are a true fan of the music.'
Free Post Frank Ricci Take 5: July 6-12 Sometimes you just need a wall of guitars ringing away, all broody and emotional, to get you through the championship rounds of life’s obstructions.
Free Post Caitlin Philippo Jon Ossoff, Keisha Lance Bottoms display united front at enthusiastic rally While the Democratic Party has gained strength in Georgia in recent years, Bottoms’ suggestion to “imagine what we can do with a governor and two senators,” would be a major coup if realized.
Free Post Brian Myers Affordable housing steps: Savannah City Council wrap-up, June 25 The Savannah City Council has taken another step toward addressing the city's housing needs by approving the transfer of three vacant, City-owned lots to the Chatham County/City of Savannah Land Bank Authority.
Free Post Frank Ricci Take 5: June 29-July 5 The first sentence of the US Constitution states quite clearly you must find your edge between a killer buzz and devastating heatstroke and ride it on a bald eagle into a red, white, and blue rainbow of steel guitar oblivion. Don’t let the Founding Fathers down.
