Jim Morekis

'Inclusionary zoning' proposal could include tax relief, loans, relaxed regulations, and even direct cash subsidies to developers— costs all borne by City taxpayers

A breakdown of my experience at a recent Savannah Ghost Pirates game at the Enmarket Arena -- and a love letter of sorts to the sport of hockey itself

Buddy Guy, Los Lobos, Patty Griffin, Regina Carter, Leo Kottke are among the high-profile artists featured in what marks a return to pre-pandemic form for the SMF.

'Stranger At the Gate' is a harrowing redemption tale of a combat veteran's change of heart about Muslims. It's part of this week's Veterans Day edition of Mountainfilm on Tour Savannah, at Service Brewing.

Ever wonder why people refer to "lemon pepper wings" in local comments sections? It has to do with live music -- or the lack thereof -- and Mayor Van Johnson.

What does inflation actually mean and how is it measured? How do economic indicators actually effect elections? We spoke with Georgia Southern econ prof Dr. Michael Toma

Beloved local music tradition returns to Victory North, with Pixies, Men At Work, and CCR tribute bands

The battle over the new sales tax isn't taking place in a vacuum. It has an interesting backstory, and is part of a wider struggle between local governments.

Proposed development of an outsized residence at 336 Barnard St., directly on a downtown lane, provokes concern over damage to historic town plan

The area surrounding the military base remained almost completely rural in nature until the 1970s. Savannah literally grew around Hunter.

The historic Armstrong campus student theatre company opens 'The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940'

An ongoing series to help those new to town enjoy Savannah that much more -- and help those not-so-new to town remember why Savannah's so special.

"It's not what you expect. The Christians makes space for divergent opinions to walk out the big questions together," says Karla Knudsen of this show performed at Asbury Memorial Church.

Proposed development near Pulaski Square raises fears of further development of lane space -- and further endangerment of Savannah's National Park Service status

Bay Street Theatre takes on Jonathan Larson's sophomore musical