Wonder in the Old Woodshop
Hands-on history at the Savannah Children’s Museum The most exciting way to enter the sunken courtyard of the Savannah Children’s Museum is to take…
new years eve
Salt of the City: Memories on 36th Street
In the 1950s, when Savannah’s city limits faded into forests and farmland just a few miles south of the Historic District, the corner of…
Rescue Mission
A historic renovation on Gaston Street brings an 1868 townhouse back to life Four years ago at the northeast corner of Gaston and Abercorn…
Jason Starnes
The Alida Hotel Last June, just a few months before The Alida Hotel celebrated its one-year anniversary, a new chef came to town. Now,…
Comfort Food
For a New York food writer with Savannah roots, Spanky’s chili tastes like nostalgia From childhood through my teens, Savannah mostly meant a day…
Retirees Give Back
Savannah needs helping hands, and these hardworking retirees are answering the call Dr. Louis Fair Jr. Hometown: Derry, IndianaCareer focus: Higher education, United States…
It Takes a Village
Building new lives for veterans, one tiny home at a time On more than three acres near the corner of Dundee and Wheaton streets,…
Salt of the City: Donna Camacho
IN A MIDTOWN OFFICE, amid papers, crowded tables and several boxes of purple shirts — all for an upcoming event — Donna Camacho explains…
Bright Ambition
A Savannah style maven launches a new clothing line The Emily McCarthy Shoppe is always a treat for the eyes. Full of bold colors…
The Last White Christmas
For Mark Murphy, Savannah’s 1989 snowstorm was unforgettable — and bittersweet I was a little afraid of the woman behind the American Airlines counter….
