Susie Villareal Susie Villareal noticed a significant amount of swelling along her jawline- enough to cause concern and refer to her primary care physician. An ultrasound revealed a build-up of fluid, and she was treated for a possible abscess twice.…
A Savannah native from the cradle, Bill Edwards, has become a household name to the people of the Hostess City. For the last…
Let’s face…
Photography: Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival Come the third weekend of October, the Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival (GOSF) returns to Richmond Hill, GA at J.F. Gregory Park for its 23rd annual event as one of the largest Seafood festivals in the…
Hot Air Balloon Festival at Callaway Gardens Perhaps the perfect summer farewell, Labor Day weekend at Georgia’s Callaway Gardens will have you soaring into September. Each night will host a hot air balloon glow followed by a brilliant fireworks show,…
Run out of creative date night ideas? For one night only, the fast-growing Water Lantern Festival, voted number one by USA Today for “Best Cultural Festival,” will be held in Savannah…
Headed for its ninth annual comic book and gaming extravaganza, Savannah Comic Con, “the only locally owned comic con,” is gearing up for the last weekend of July…
A Jupiter Girl Stays Down to Earth
“There wasn’t one note of singing while women hung out the wash, no chatting over fences, no children shouting in play, not one chant of the alphabet from the schoolroom; silent were the swishing of brooms in yards and absent were the fragrant smells from cook pots…the camp had quietly died, its lifeblood withdrawing, the same way blood withdraws to the center of the body when dying.”
Georgia film is back in business, and we’ve got our thumb on the pulse and the down-low on what’s coming up.
The St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Savannah is back in 2022! After two cancellations due to COVID-19, Savannahians have eagerly awaited the return of the second largest St. Patrick’s Day Parade in the country. Let’s turn Savannah a little greener than usual this March. Erin go Bragh!
Stories of encounters with spirits are as much a part of the Coastal South as Spanish moss and iced tea, but the true chills and thrills are deeper than the retelling of famous tales. Local paranormal investigators and tours recall their profound experiences investigating haunted Savannah and Charleston and their encounters with the ghosts you have never heard of.
The Allure of Edisto Beach, Featuring Photographer Devesh Tripathi
Not having time should not be an excuse to put off living your best life. These two busy-bodies have the formula to living a healthy, balanced life.
Enjoy traditional Thanksgiving fare with heaps of Southern fixin’s. It's not Thanksgiving in the South without endless casseroles, fried green tomatoes and a mess of greens.
The South is famous, or perhaps infamous, for its deep history of hauntings and paranormal activity. It’s believed that some locals have decided to stick around the Lowcountry for a century or two while other spirits simply remain, restless from their tragic fate.
