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The Winners of The Best of The Savannahian!

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Rachael Flora

The Winners of The Best of The Savannahian!

The wait is over! Here are our picks, and yours, for the best this city has to offer.

Glitter and guts: Kelly Boehmer’s ‘Embedded’ on display in Jepson Center windows

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Rachael Flora

Glitter and guts: Kelly Boehmer’s ‘Embedded’ on display in Jepson Center windows

'It’s mostly scrap pieces—it’s like the rejects taxidermy'

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John Bennett

CIB Savannah takes to the streets

“As skaters enjoying our city, we do realize how some areas are safe and accessible and how some are not... We follow the rules of the road and stay visible, but it is amazing how many people don’t seem to notice or be aware of us sharing the road with them."

Catching up with five local women in music

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Monica Lee Floyd

Catching up with five local women in music

Monica Floyd chats with five women in music in Savannah, learning about their inspiration and their triumphs.

A chat with the founders of Migrant Equity Southeast

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Rachael Flora

A chat with the founders of Migrant Equity Southeast

Congressman Buddy Carter’s climate denialism on full display

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Karen Grainey

Congressman Buddy Carter’s climate denialism on full display

Carter’s statements should remove any doubt that he is a climate denier working hard to subvert even the most modest attempts to reign in emissions.

Mother and child reunion: Kathy and Maggie Hayes share work in ‘The Play of Light’

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Rachael Flora

Mother and child reunion: Kathy and Maggie Hayes share work in ‘The Play of Light’

Mother-daughter duo Kathy and Maggie Hayes share work in new exhibition at Sulfur Studios

A brief history of West Savannah and why it matters

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Lindsey Grovenstein

A brief history of West Savannah and why it matters

The proposed Salvation Army shelter isn't the first development this community has had to face. Zoning and other policy decisions have historically been used to negatively impact neighborhoods like Hudson Hill, West Savannah, and Woodville.

Elegy of a racetrack: What Oglethorpe Speedway Park’s closure means for the community—and for auto racing at large

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Rachael Flora

Elegy of a racetrack: What Oglethorpe Speedway Park’s closure means for the community—and for auto racing at large

How Oglethorpe Speedway Park's closure parallels the struggle of a sport on a national level.

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John Bennett

Keep parklets, pass on pickleball

Improvised outdoor dining areas became popular during the pandemic. They should be made permanent.

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Rachael Flora

A brief survey of Savannah dive bars

When you want to drink downtown but not rub elbows with tourists, the dive bar welcomes you with open arms.

Memories, Ardsley Station, and the corners of my mind

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Mimi Vaquer

Memories, Ardsley Station, and the corners of my mind

I can remember when the Savannah restaurant landscape was a mere pup compared to the wolf she is now. There weren’t many options for a gourmet night on the town, and the idea of anybody being a “foodie” or an oenophile wasn’t recognizable in the way we understand those roles today.