As one of Savannah’s most recognizable and honored attorneys, Bowen’s extensive experience in business and entertainment law have made him an indelible part of Savannah’s history. It’s safe to say that Bernard Cohen Shield’s legacy is in good hands.
Sometimes, luxury means having the resources to help out those in need, as was the case when she closed the highest-priced home in Atlanta and a forty-thousand dollars townhouse for a client with imperfect credit on the same day. “Needless to say, my earnings were far greater on the large sale,” says Seabolt. “But my sense of true accomplishment was helping someone find a home.”
Following World War II, Bud’s father restarted Mingledorff’s Inc. During the war, Mingledorff’s had ceased operations as the entire economy was restructured into war time production. He was also elected Mayor of Savannah three times during the 1950’s. Mingledorff’s, now an air conditioning distributor, is still owned by the Mingledorff family, but is headquartered in Atlanta.
Through her running and her motivational hot Pilates classes at The Hub she’s giving the students the physical and mental strength they need to accomplish anything. Empowerment is multifaceted and requires both internal and external factors; a healthy interior leads to a healthy exterior. Her store and her classes allow her to achieve both, an opportunity Dixon doesn’t take lightly.
“We like to say our secret ingredient is our people” says division director, Rick Terrell. That’s right, even more special than the delicious refreshment they bring is the people who bring it to Savannah and surrounding areas, some of whom you’ll see here. “We always put our associates first,” says Terrell. “We pride ourselves on being the best in the business.”
Here in Savannah we have a shop that’s been helping people ‘Get It In Gear’ since 1975. “We do business the only way we know how to, and that’s with integrity,” said owner Richard Freymuth. That honesty means being upfront with what repairs are needed and what aren’t.
It's more than serving as an industry-leading network of doctors at Memorial Health. CEO Shayne George explains the mission behind the care and the commitment made to each patient.
With the Laramys, Cora Bett Thomas, and members of Cora Bett Thomas Realty’s management team now joining forces with Bay Street Realty Group, it’s easy to see why this dynamic company is the Face of Regional Growth.
Just as they have led the way since 1945, transforming Savannah’s port into the nation’s third-busiest container gateway, the Georgia Ports Authority is committed to maintaining its competitive edge through development of leading-edge technology, marketing and operations to move cargo faster. And, the authority is working hard to identify what must be done today to sustain growth, performance and security for tomorrow.
Backyard family fun includes the memories you create around that pool, as well as the stories your family shares around that outdoor meal. And that’s what makes Pride Pools, Spas & Leisure Products the face of backyard family fun. Their expert designers and builders have been crafting exquisite swimming pools in the south for 45 years, riding the wave of new technologies as the pool industry has advanced.
If you’ve ever wanted to hunt, fish or simply relax in the Southeast, Live Water Southern has some land for you. Live Water Properties is among the country’s foremost brokers of ranches and recreational land with listings all throughout the southeast.
Port City Customs' eye-catching custom car wraps draw attention and awed utterances of “Woah, cool.” And their window tints keep that sun where it belongs – outside – no matter where you are, keeping it cool inside.
“People can buy land from anybody, but we truly understand and live what we sell,” Williams says. “We’re passionate about what we do. Spend the day in the truck with us and you’ll see.”
Beyond the care they give patients, Memorial Health serves as a positive force for healthcare within our community, sponsoring community events and giving freely of their time and expertise to those in need. It’s a way of giving back to a community that has embraced Memorial Health’s mission: Above all else, we are committed to the care and improvement of human life.
“There are bad apples out there, but by and large, I’ve had incredible experiences working with veteran-owned companies for that reason.” Merritt founded the company in 2012 with a mission to apply the values and work ethic he learned in the Army to make his business successful, not just for himself, but for his family and the veterans the company’s charitable arm, Nine Line Foundation, supports.
“With us, it’s about doing it right the first time. For us, that means doing a full title search ensuring the title is clear and making sure all aspects of the transaction are closed correctly,” said Attorney T.J. Hollis. With a track record of real estate closings and customer satisfaction going back to 1948, they’re Georgia’s choice and the clear face of real estate law.
Old Savannah Tours is Savannah owned and operated and the only tour company that Brings the City’s History to Life. With a full cast of costumed reenactors, they delight their guests with the legacy and history of each personality they portray. Their Group Services department is well equipped and staffed to handle any transportation service.
Levy Jewelers has been recognized as one of the best estate jewelry selections in the Southeast. They have beautiful pieces which run from downright affordable to exclusive and every point in between. “We are in the happy business!” said President Lowell Kronowitz. “Being chosen to play a small part in the lives of our customer’s celebrations has been our honor for 120 years.”
Nicole Casino has been a licensed realtor in Savannah since 2004. After moving to The Landings herself, Casino knew it was the only place she wanted to sell. “I realized it was paradise, and I didn’t want to sell anywhere else,” she said. “It’s easy to sell what you love. Once people experience the lifestyle, it sells itself.”
Georgia Ports Authority is not only celebrating 75 years of service - they're celebrating becoming one of the world's leading ports. Read on to learn how they are achieving this status.
Coca-Cola has long been known as "The Real Thing," but what is the ingredient that sets Savannah Coca-Cola apart? Division Director Rick Terrell lets us in on the secret.
We all know Lowell Kronowitz, Owner of Levy Jewelers, is the Face of Fine Jewelry, but what does he consider his most important civic honor?
Corona Virus Impact Photos by D. Paul Graham
In the midst of a frightening and unsure time, we turn towards those who are experts and leaders. That’s certainly true of the coronavirus pandemic. We’re all looking to the people who will help us heal, learn, and move forward. One such example in the Savannah area is SouthCoast Health’s Dr. Benjamin L. Watson. A board-certified internal medicine physician and also a state senator, Dr. Watson is a critical member of Governor Kemp’s COVID-19 taskforce.
This is not a celebration. It is not a salute. This, readers, is a manifesto. It is a bold declaration of the richness of the South, of the majestic talents, relentless ambition and singular vision that reside just behind each face you pass in your travels. These are the faces of the people who are creating the new South through the sweat of their brow and the depth of their passions. But if you never look closer you may never know how deep that passion goes, and what it has accomplished.
This is not a celebration. It is not a salute. This, readers, is a manifesto. It is a bold declaration of the richness of the South, of the majestic talents, relentless ambition and singular vision that reside just behind each face you pass in your travels. These are the faces of the people who are creating the new South through the sweat of their brow and the depth of their passions. But if you never look closer you may never know how deep that passion goes, and what it has accomplished.
This is not a celebration. It is not a salute. This, readers, is a manifesto. It is a bold declaration of the richness of the South, of the majestic talents, relentless ambition and singular vision that reside just behind each face you pass in your travels. These are the faces of the people who are creating the new South through the sweat of their brow and the depth of their passions. But if you never look closer you may never know how deep that passion goes, and what it has accomplished.
This is not a celebration. It is not a salute. This, readers, is a manifesto. It is a bold declaration of the richness of the South, of the majestic talents, relentless ambition and singular vision that reside just behind each face you pass in your travels. These are the faces of the people who are creating the new South through the sweat of their brow and the depth of their passions. But if you never look closer you may never know how deep that passion goes, and what it has accomplished.
This is not a celebration. It is not a salute. This, readers, is a manifesto. It is a bold declaration of the richness of the South, of the majestic talents, relentless ambition and singular vision that reside just behind each face you pass in your travels. These are the faces of the people who are creating the new South through the sweat of their brow and the depth of their passions. But if you never look closer you may never know how deep that passion goes, and what it has accomplished.
On some long-forgotten date in 2016, impressionist, singer and comedian Jeff Tracta was performing for a packed house at the Borgata in Atlantic City.
To all but the most hardcore Georgia politics junkies, Brian Kemp spent the early part of his career largely as an unknown. That’s not to say he hadn’t made an impact, first as a senator and then as Georgia Secretary of State. His fingerprints were all over key pieces of legislation that shaped Georgia’s success and unique character over the last few years before he became a household name.
If there is one thing that will define the city of Savannah in the year 2020, it is a steadfast march into the future, one that pays tribute to the richness of Savannah’s history.
While we can certainly take pride in the prose that has graced the pages of South magazine, this has always been a publication defined at its heart by the visual language of photography and design. Bold imagery that evokes a reaction and demands an emotional response has driven this magazine forward since the first issue hit the streets.
Kendra Scott believes in a world in which children live their brightest, healthiest, and most empowered lives. 50% of all proceeds from their Everlyne Bracelets will directly support Feeding America’s COVID-19 Response Fund for local food banks providing nutrition to the children that normally rely on the free National School Lunch Programs.
South magazine is putting you on assignment. Join Team South as we document one of the biggest moments in history, COVID-19.
Corona Virus Impact Photos by D. Paul Graham
This is not a celebration. It is not a salute. This, readers, is a manifesto. It is a bold declaration of the richness of the South, of the majestic talents, relentless ambition and singular vision that reside just behind each face you pass in your travels.
February's Brews for a Cause was held at the Drayton Hotel on Thursday, February 27th. South Magazine and Southern Eagle teamed up to raise money through a large silent auction for the Savannah Ambucs organization. Craft Beer samplings from Wild Leap Brewing, alongside appetizers from the Drayton Hotel were offered to guests.
The start of a new year is the ultimate call for revisiting your old ways and coming up with new habits to better yourself. Sure, the age-old adage “new year, new me” has transformed into a bit of an annual…
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Memorial Health has been a beacon of the community since 1955. Now, they’re investing in the health of the region for the long-haul.
How being on the water shaped one doctor’s life.
Clean Eatz changes lives every day, providing fresh, portion-controlled meal plans and delicious noms for a healthier lifestyle.
Hunter, fisherwoman, and fitness competitor, Jane Floyd, better known as Bar Bee Bell, talks balancing personal and professional pursuits, bucking expectations and bringing down 14-point bucks.
Sick of political correctness and being told you’re using the wrong pronoun for someone? Spend a few minutes with legendary stand-up and freshly minted Southerner Nick Di Paolo. You’re nowhere near as sick of it as he is.
Having won three of his last four national competitions, including a junior Olympic gold medal, “Hit Man” haven Brady is on his way to the top of a fiercely competitive sport.
Working out has become a part of the health trend for vacationers. Check out these hotels that provide you a state-of-the-art gym so you don’t miss a step.
Surfing, paddleboarding, swimming, running, road biking, mountain biking, cross-training — Dr. Jack Considine does it all.
Mo Dixon does more before nine a.m. than most people do in a day. High-energy is an understatement. Welcome to Mo’s life.
