Rachael Flora

'I went in as a photographer and I came out a writer. It just took 50 years'

If Robin hasn’t seen you at Savoy on a Thursday night, were you even really there?

A look back at Chief Roy Minter's time in Savannah

The two abortion medication pills are 'very safe, very effective, very convenient'

What does this mean for abortion access in Georgia? What do you need to know right now—and what’s next?

'I wanted to change that narrative of ‘I hate Mondays’ because I think that’s stupid to have in your lexicon of days'

'I feel like I would much rather make people laugh than make them cry'

Gorilla Gay Bar was born one year ago as a solution to the dearth of gay bars in Savannah

A portmanteau of the date June 19, the federal holiday commemorates the emancipation of enslaved people from Galveston, Texas, in 1865

'This is, as you know, a majority African-American city, and yet there are very few opportunities in the theatre community for Black actors'

I figured we’d see at least one dog squabble, but all the dogs were well-behaved and mostly kept to themselves

There are not enough prayers to replace action

Last night's election delivered some pretty predictable results with a few notable exceptions

"I think often in dark times, it’s really easy to feel very isolated and have fear overpower other emotions, but our resilience is stronger than those other emotions, whether we choose to believe that or not."

'At the end of the day, voting is how we make our preferences known. There’s no better way'