Jim Morekis

From the return of festivals to a new hockey team to Obamacare to the first year of The Savannahian -- a few things I'm really grateful for this Thanksgiving.

Simply put, it seems that Johnson would like to enjoy all the advantages of a wide and popular social media presence as mayor without the downside of his constituents being able to disagree.

With the Marathon's contract up for renewal and its original purpose fulfilled, it’s time for the City of Savannah to tell the Rock 'n' Roll Marathon thanks for the memories, but no thanks.

Affordable housing is arguably the single hottest topic in Savannah today, driving controversial news stories and elections from one end of Chatham County to the other. But providing more affordable housing often seems more important in theory than in actual practice.

Trivial debate over which day to observe Halloween is a spooky symptom of larger societal change

The Savannah Music Festival afterschool program now spans grades 5-12 and rehearses at the Salvation Army Community Center.

The Housing Savannah Task Force reveals its exhaustive mega report, a mixed bag of solid recommendations and vague aspirations.

This unlikely tourist attraction in downtown Savannah experienced a social media-fueled boom in 2021 and contains one of the world's foremost collections of serial killer artifacts and documents.

The phrase “publicist to the stars” often appeared by his name over the years, almost like a nickname. It was certainly apt, but there was much more to Zarem than that.

"A man of his character is hard to come by and at the risk of unfolding a cliche that Jason would undoubtedly call me to task for, the world was better because of Jason and all of us that remain here know full well that we need to pick up the slack his loss created."

But the City's over $1 million share of the multi-partner incentive program won't come out of federal COVID relief funds.

The goal of the week of campus protests – which organizers say were scheduled in common areas, not disruptive of classes, and not a work stoppage – was to push for, at minimum, a return to a mask mandate on all publicly funded campuses in Georgia.

"The bands that are back and pushing forward are probably feeling like me, which is a sense of gratefulness and excitement to be back."

The catalogue of offenses to civil liberties after 9/11 and the Patriot Act came in hot and heavy, and still keep coming to this day. Honestly, the country is barely recognizable from 20 years ago.