SCAD announces Wicked director as 2025 film festival honoree
SCAD announces another esteemed guest for the 2025 SCAD Savannah Film Festival.
Community Corner: Savannah Jazz Festival returns September 19 – 21
The Savannah Jazz Festival gets underway September 19 - 21 with more FREE performances than any other music festival in the area!
Quarterly demand for industrial warehouses sees first drop in 15 years
The warehouse sector — more specifically, weakening demand from companies for warehouse space — is yet another sign the economy is kind of stuck in “meh” mode. According to recent data from NAIOP, the Commercial Real Estate Developers Association, leasing demand for industrial space shrank by 11.3 million square feet...
What should the thermostat be set to in the fall? How to save energy...
As fall temperatures settle in across the country, homeowners may find themselves constantly adjusting the thermostat in search of that just-right indoor temperature. But experts at Georgia Air, a Savannah-based HVAC company, say finding the perfect setting doesn’t have to be a guessing game, or an expensive one....
Hinesville Man Convicted for Making Violent Threats Against Federal Employees and Citizens
A Hinesville man was convicted on charges for threats he made against federal employees and American citizens. The defendant, Alexis Beatles, 44, faced a two-day jury trial in the U.S. District Court and was found guilty of Interstate Communications with Threats to Injure Another, according to a press release by the...
The Sexton Pub and Provisions Brings Irish Heritage and Flavors to Savannah
A traditional Irish pub is coming to Savannah. The Sexton Pub and Provisions, owned by Josh and Michael Sexton, draws inspiration from Irish heritage. “It’s mine and my brother’s original concept,” Josh told What Now Charleston. “We come from a very large Irish Catholic family. Me and my brother have eight other...
Paula Deen documentary focuses on star’s meteoric rise and scandalous fall
A new documentary focuses on Savannah's own Paula Deen.
A few words about Steaks in Savannah
Jesse Blanco: I consider myself something of a snob when it comes to steaks. I don’t have a whole lot of trouble admitting that. I’m not a snob about a whole lot of things considering I’ve been tasting and eating food professionally now for a decade and a half. You know, I can be tolerant of a lot of things. Hey, it...
Savannah State contributes hundreds of millions to local economy
Savannah State University contributes hundreds of millions to the local economy in Georgia specifically the Southeastern region.
1 man shot in Richards Street shooting Wednesday night
No arrests have been made, and SPD is still investigating the shooting.
