At 39 Rue de Jean, aka Rue, Savannahian's can enjoy French cuisine, handcrafted affordable wines and socialize in a relaxed atmosphere. Rue is styled as an 1800's French brassiere; the social hubs of Paris; where Parisians go to socialize and enjoy local…
Did y’all know that 11 of the 14 winners of FOX’s American Idol have been from the South? (Well, that is if you include Oklahoma, and I’m never sure if we do.) In fact, all four of the final contestants…
Kelsea Ballerini is country music’s new sweetheart. She is breaking records and taking names in Nashville, and we are lucky to have her perform right here at the Savannah Civic Center on April 7. Before you see her on stage,…
Elementary and middle school are some formidable years, especially for girls and especially in 2016. Every single day, young girls are told how they should look, act, feel, and be. This information comes at them from peers, parents, the…
Gov. Nathan Deal vetoed the “religious liberty” bill that triggered criticism from gay rights groups and business leaders. In a press conference at the Capitol, Deal said House Bill 757 does not reflect Georgia’s welcoming image as a state…
A South Carolina school teacher is accused of contributing to the delinquency of a minor after one of her students stole her phone, discovered nude photos and shared them with other students. Leigh Ann Arthur, a teacher at Union County…
The Basics Polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday, March 1, 2016. Polls close at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 1, 2016. Early voting is over. Georgia’s 21 days of early voting ended Friday, so if you haven’t gotten your…
Savannah has the privilege of welcoming the South Carolina Ballet's epic production of Aladdin to town and trust us, you'll be sad you missed it. A dynamic performance full of color and wonder, Aladdin is a show the whole family…
President and Founder of SCAD Paula Wallace - an influential woman in her own right - is celebrating Georgia Day by celebrating women. Her Savannah Women of Vision investiture honors 10 notable women who went above and beyond societal norms…
The Whitman was turned into apartments in the 1950s, completely destroying the building’s historic integrity. Then Steve Buckner and Bob Vardzel took the project.
