Brian Myers

The Savannahian sat down with founding member Andrew Fidler and the latest addition to the lineup, bassist Derek Lynch.

'We tried the carrot. Now we need to try the stick,' the Mayor said in regard to the controversial gun storage ordinance.

The millions taken in from hotel/motel tax and sales taxes, along with the substantial boost to area business that tourists give, come with some unpleasant consequences of popularity and growth.

The wine dinners have become an open secret at Sobremesa. They are discussed by past guests with enthusiasm, but aren’t advertised by the business.

Concerns surrounding this particular developer engaging in yet another 'demolition/new development' project have been bubbling up since these parcels of land were first announced as on Foram Development’s radar.

Critics say that many local tour companies are not complying with local ordinances, with violations that range from excessive noise to pedestrian groups blocking sidewalks, porches, and driveways.

The Council had three different alcohol licenses to consider on Thursday, each one representing a bar or restaurant.

The Historic District Board of Review says that under the modern stucco facade, there is likely the historic material and craftsmanship necessary for the designation that 412 MLK Boulevard needs to be included as a contributing structure.

Since the band’s creation in 1981, frontman Bill Manspeaker has been the only member to be a part of the musical mayhem from start to present day.

Protozoan’s live performances match, if not altogether exceed, the intensity of their recorded tracks.

What stands out more than the exceptional cocktails at the Hawthorn is the elevated level of decor that adorns the walls.

Alderman Leggett questioned whether or not the approval of Locally Made's addition to the liquor license would disrupt the peace of the neighborhood. The geographic location of the business on Broughton Street was perhaps overlooked by the Alderman.

The expected growth in Savannah’s population over the next decade, as well as the needed improvements to the infrastructure to support this growth, might keep this Council and the MPC busy with adjustments to the Future Land Use Map.

Once again, a liquor license for a Black-owned business was refused for 1639 E. Victory Drive.

From the election of Council officers to the approval of several purchasing items, the first meeting of the year saw a lot of action