Jim Morekis

Original musical comedy premiers at Bay Street Theatre inside Club One

Savannah's home team announces that it will play the field and see other cities

As the city core becomes more congested and unsafe in part due to tourism-related traffic and development, it's incumbent on Visit Savannah and other local entities to help with targeted public safety campaigns

A photographic documentation of the debacle that is the Broughton "streetscape" ⁠— safety issues, dead trees, bad signage, loose equipment, and shoddy workmanship

A talk with Thymme Jones, multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and poet behind this prolific and whimsical ensemble.

Music lovers around town already know the Eric Jones Trio as one of the hardest-working and most capable local ensembles of any genre. Their collaboration with the soulful, charismatic Utterbach takes things to another level

Clinton Edminster on his newest effort, this time a coffee and sandwich joint on the Waters Avenue corridor

Unity of Savannah hosts a free day of training Aug. 14 to identify and resuscitate overdose victims

Local governments coalesce to push countywide one-percent transportation tax referendum⁠—during a time of runaway inflation

The case for repurposing the dead mall into an equitable, convenient, and cost-effective City services facility, in the area of town where the bulk of Savannahians actually live

Mayor says a curfew in and around City Market would be 'the absolute final step when nothing else has worked' to combat local crime

We should take Clarence Thomas seriously when he says same-sex marriage might be next on the Supreme Court chopping block. What would an overturn of same-sex marriage at the state level look like?

Is there any other thing in our society that is so important and so well-funded as our public schools, but for which we have such a high tolerance of failure and inadequacy?

Why are school taxes said to be increasing when the actual rate is going down? The state of Georgia has very strict regulations on how taxing authorities communicate to the public. The goal is admirable on its face, but in practice tends to confuse the public even more.

When that cute house on your block is bought for $50,000 or more over the asking price, in cash before it's even listed, this drives up “comps” on the rest of your block. The hedge funds want rental property too, which means a disproportionate impact on low-income populations