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When It’s Time to Take Advice

When it comes to investment planning, the short answer is: now.

120 Years of Style

John Sussman explains the success of Savannah's oldest shoe store.

Take a Dip in the Devil's Den

Go back in time with this Florida underground cave.

If you haven’t driven through Pooler lately, you might be surprised by what you find. What used to be undeveloped greenspace is now its own bustling community complete with shopping, restaurants, schools, tremendous infrastructure, and high-end communities like Savannah Quarters,…

Why You Should Print Your Brand

Sometimes when we think about advertising, we get hung up on the idea of cumbersome billboards and expensive airtime. The good news is, spreading your brand never has to be that hard, especially with printing services like those offered at…

How to Sustain Your Summer Shape

You've worked hard for your great summer body, and it’s been great showing it off these last three months. However, with fall coming up, you’re looking at Labor Day, football games and tailgating, Halloween, and before you know it, Thanksgiving…

Life in the Landings

Of the many parts of Savannah Janet Miller, has lived in, The Landings has been her favorite. Her affinity for the neighborhood makes it her favorite place to sell real estate, because she knows she is selling people more than just…

Hauntingly Good Beer

Whether you’re enjoying its flagship “Swamp Fox IPA,” the Great American Beer Festival gold medal winner “Wild Wacky Wit,” or one of their other 13 beers, all brewed onsite, Moon River Brewing Company is the go-to for a relaxing evening…

Savannah by the Squares

Neatly arrayed on a grid system, Savannah’s Historic Landmark District promises a clean elegance befitting the classic Southern city. What really gives downtown Savannah its timeless charm, however, is the preservation of enchanting squares interspersed among its many historic homes,…

How to Wake up America

Evan Hafer was disappointed at the lack of good coffee in the military, but he didn't let that stand in the way of enjoying his morning cup. When he was off duty, he started experimenting with roasts and brews, and…

How Much Candy Satisfies Savannah's Sweet Tooth

Tears of joy and screams of glee are common reactions when people (particularly kids) walk into Savannah’s Candy Kitchen because, let’s face it, that much candy in one place is so high on the scale of too-good-to-be-true that it can…

$(12),000 Reasons to Attend International Diamond Center’s Luxury Watch Showcase

If your Rolex is collecting more dust than admiring glances, it might be time to think about selling it. Normally, that would be easier said than done, but with International Diamond Center’s three-day Luxury Watch Showcase going on from July…

Serving Savannah with Creative Catering

From a garage-turned-commercial kitchen in 1991 to a thriving business with bookings already in for 2019, Amy Menzies, owner and co-founder of Creative Catering, is still delivering excellent dining experiences for weddings and casual corporate lunches alike. Having been in…

Nick Chubb and Sony Michel Coach in Savannah

It’s not every day that NFL drafted football players visit Savannah to coach a camp, so it’s no surprise that spots for the Nick Chubb and Sony Michel Football Camp sold out within two weeks of the camp’s announcement. This…