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City Talk: Alcohol license dispute during Savannah City Council meeting highlights flawed policies → Read More
TSPLOST fell narrowly, but even in West Chatham, voters were skeptical of the ballot measure. → Read More
The center of gravity of the City of Savannah’s population is shifting westward, which will have profound impacts on policies and politics. → Read More
Rain forced the postponement of the second installment of the new concert series at the Park at Eastern Wharf, but fingers crossed for good weather for the rescheduled performances by Swamptooth and Lyn Avenue on Thursday evening. → Read More
The auction has items from the collection of Alex Raskin Antiques, which has occupied the Noble Hardee Mansion on Monterey Square since 1990. → Read More
Featuring the music of Albert King, B.B. King and Freddie King, the show was inspired by the “Blues Trilogy” tribute that Eric Culberson produced. → Read More
City Talk Columnist Bill Dawers reflects on the Rock ‘n' Roll Marathon's rocky relationship with Savannah over the last decade. → Read More
City Talk columnist Bill Dawers critiques the city council's plan to redevelop the Savannah Civic Center. → Read More
When visitors open the grand front doors at Laney Contemporary, they are met by Curtis Patterson's "Montgomery Bus Stop," a magnificent 10-foot-tall bronze sculpture that conveys the courage of Rosa Parks. → Read More
The Tybee Post Theater is nestled in a quiet spot at 10 Van Horne Ave., with considerable parking within a short walk. → Read More
The city is looking into reinstating the program after the COVID ordinance that allowed the program to thrive ran out recently. → Read More
City Talk: Salvation Army shelter proponents and opponents would do well to find common ground as project moves forward → Read More
The venues join Victory North as promising new places for music to thrive in the Hostess City despite the losses of The Jinx and other staples. → Read More
Leaders missed opportunity coming out of COVID-19 pandemic to lure locals downtown and rethink policies related to tourism, parking and mobility → Read More
The line-up includes names like Ranky Tanky from Charleston, the Savannah Divas, Grant Green Jr., Ana Popovic and locals such as Eric Culberson. → Read More
Reasons remain to be upbeat about the economic prospects for the foreseeable future, but Savannahians should be watching for dark clouds ahead → Read More
The mayor and aldermen need to find the best candidate to weather the inevitable political storms while also advancing their priorities → Read More
The Savannah Cultural Arts Center has been closed for 15 months but is now taking steps toward reopening with the new series, Arts on the Lawn. → Read More
City residents are expecting more progress on a variety of fronts, including crime, poverty and affordable housing → Read More
With demolition of the public housing development likely, the 22-acre site could be used to increase the residential presence downtown → Read More