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A Rabbi Walks Into a Bar...

Rabbi Robert Haas is many things to many people. He’s a community leader, a beacon of hope, a mediator, a husband, a father, and oh yeah…a stand-up comedian.

How the State of the Ports Affects Savannah and You

Guests enjoyed networking and a luncheon while the Georgia Ports Authority Executive Director, Griff Lynch, addressed the group on the state of the ports.

Veterinarian by Day, Polo Player by Night

Dr. paul Shealy is not just a locally renowned veterinarian, he is also a thrill-seeking polo player.

True Southern Lifestyle at Hunter Cattle Farms

Take the long winding road out to the Hunter Cattle farm and you’ll notice something change.

William Mark McCullough is: Southern Made

Local Savannian, William Mark McCullough, talks about his experiences on set working across from Tom Cruise in his newest feature film, American Made. This could be the film that launches this southern badboy into stardom.

Fun, Comfortable, FOXY: Lady Boxers

This Atlanta-based company is shaking up the way women thought underwear had to be and are finally getting the best of both worlds.

(Technically) the Best Barista in the Southeast United States

Technically, Starbucks on Broughton has the best barista in the Southeast United States. (Technically, because he placed first in the technical portion of the regional Starbucks barista competition). But that’s not the only thing that makes this coffee shop one of the best in the franchise.

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Don’t Get Left Out in the Rain - Preparing for Irma

Hurricane Irma, the Category 5 storm in the Caribbean, may be headed our way folks. If you haven’t already started preparing, now is the time to do so.

How the Local Community is Helping Texas - and so can you!

When disaster strikes one of our southern neighbors, there is nothing better than seeing everyone come together to help out in the midst of all the devastation. Hurricane Harvey has already taken several lives and homes. It’s time to show…

Prohibition Cocktails At 220 Congress Street Up Speakeasy

Shake Things Up with Cocktail Making Classes at a Prohibition Museum Speakeasy

America’s only Prohibition Museum is located in the heart of Savannah’s City Market. In addition to the historical walk-through museum, the American Prohibition Museum has a separate speakeasy called 220 Congress Street Up. The bar is decorated with prohibition memorabilia and newspapers declaring the nation-wide alcohol ban hang on the walls. The bartenders are dressed like 1920s mixologists and jazz plays quietly in the background. The bartenders are well quipped in making authentic prohibition cocktails, and now, so can you.