Ring In The New
Against the classic backdrop of a historic mansion, a member of the local “glitterati” designs a porch party rife with personalized touches and sparkling…
new years eve
The Dogeared Corner: Sarah Domet’s “The Guineveres”
Sarah Domet’s childhood spent in Catholic school is fodder for her first novel, The Guineveres, which dives into the secret lives of four girls,…
Remembering Gregg Allman
By Sarah Taylor Asquith. “Find me the exact opposite of Times Square.” That’s what Gregg Allman told his realtor in 2000, when he returned…
The House of (Good) Spirits
Ghouls and goblins settle in during the witching season at a bright and whimsical Ardsley Park bungalow that’s anything but spooky. Written By Judy Bean. Photos…
On the Dark Side
If ever there was a date to take a road trip this summer, make it August 21. That’s when a total solar eclipse will…
Nurturing Neighbors
Walking among us are some of the kindest, most-giving people on the planet. They feed our minds and, most importantly, our city’s soul through…
From Syria to Savannah: Part II
Photography by Molly Hayden In December 2001, Ghassan Mahmoud* was a single 28-year-old whose thoughts had turned to marriage. His mother, Rasha*, had noticed…
School Daze
We asked the bright young writers of the nonprofit Deep Center to help us get ready for a new year of heavy books and sassy looks.
A Shore Thing
A lifelong quest to find a place on the water leads a Georgia native to a place called Hope. Photos by Richard Leo…
Some Enchanted Eating
In our quest to become a true food destination, Savannah has reached its share of milestones. Compiled by Annabelle Carr . Photography by Teresa Earnest.