Most Southern business owners consider the winter months as the quiet season for roofing work, but this entire mindset is quickly changing as people are recognizing the value that comes with this off-peak stretch of minimal weather concerns and mild…
As fall settles across the South, business owners are preparing for one of the busiest times of the year: the holiday season. From boutique shops in Charleston to family-run stores in Nashville, retailers are bracing for an influx of…
Legacy Ideas and Why Families Love the Way This Has Changed the Holiday Last Father’s Day, my brothers and I found ourselves scurrying around looking for ideas for Dad at the last minute. We were at the mercy of what…
I was sitting at Reagan National Airport in Washington D.C. waiting for a flight back to Georgia when I learned about the passing of Okefenokee Joe.…
Since his dangerous car crash on the roads of Nicaragua, William Mark McCullough is a changed man. When McCullough…
Photos / Claudia Chiavaroli We were experiencing a rare early May cold snap the morning I talked to TikTok star Claudia “Ravioli” Chiavaroli, but I just don’t have the heart to tell her about it. The 33-year-old moved to South…
The heart of the Southern home is the kitchen, and a poorly equipped kitchen doesn’t exactly make those epic Southern meals happen. That’s why we’ve rounded up the best products to ensure the best room of your house stays…
Delivering radio equipment to a local Ukrainian…
Embodying the mellow vibes of Southern California, UniFya is currently touring Savannah’s live-music venues and beyond to share their original music. Drawing on reggae and ska influences to cultivate their unique sound, the…
“I believe we’re a great country,” Herschel Walker told Real Clear Politics. Digging into his views on what our nation needs from its leadership, South magazine leans into the issues and asks…
After first bonding through FEMA missions to…
The annual Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival is returning for its 23rd year as one of the largest seafood festivals in the Southeast. With live music and amusement rides to accompany the mouth-watering seafood, the festival will host more than 25…
A popular night spot just one block…
With the start of its inaugural season right around the corner, the Savannah Ghost Pirate’s hockey team is hard at work preparing for its first game in October. With 4,300 season ticket passes already sold, the Pirates recently revealed their…
There are some books that every child should read at some point. Whether it’s the engaging fantasy of a Harry Potter book, the unflinching tragedy of The Boy in the Striped Pajamas or the stirring emotion of Bridge to Terabithia, these are the stories that form a child’s outlook on life at a key time in their development. But according to one group of Chatham residents, those classic works of literature are sharing shelf space in public schools with pornography.
Just about everyone in Savannah has a ghost story, but only William Mark McCullough could turn his into a feature film. A Savannah Haunting, currently making the rounds in film festivals, is based on real-life ghostly experiences that occurred in McCullough’s own home. Mark and his co-producer Alexis Nelson managed to produce this movie during the height of the COVID pandemic in 2020. I was able to catch the busy filmmakers and find out more about the making of this supernatural thriller.
Guests took a journey to the heart of Africa with Kumusha Wine, created by World Renowned Sommelier Tinashe Nyamudoka at PRD's inaugural wine and dine at Plant Riverside on Wednesday, April 7.
From climbing Magnolia trees to ascending the ladder of morning news in New York City, this South Carolina native knows a thing or two about making dreams come true.
Unwind, reset and recharge at Hilton Head Health’s newest addition to their wellness estate: The Sweetgrass Inn.
Although southern states for the most part stray away from blizzards and freezing temperatures, our more temperate climate doesn’t excuse homeowners from skipping out on their HVAC upkeep. In fact, the unpredictable nature of the South’s climate actually creates a…
Every traveler in Boston has faced that moment, deciding between waving down a cab or reserving a private car. Both options move you across the city, yet they operate under completely different systems. A taxi gets you moving right…
You can live here for years and still feel one bad commute ruins a good day. The fix is less about secret back roads and more about using the systems San Diegans rely on every weekday. Real-time maps, managed…
Navigating Security Risks and Business Technology in Today’s World
Navigating Security Risks and Business Technology in Today’s World
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During one of the most volatile times of food insecurity in this country, the Forsyth Farmers' Market continued to provide food for all, maintaining their commitment of giving back to the community.
Catch the newly discovered comet "Neowise" in the night sky before it fades back into the outer solar system at the end of July.
Brunch has become necessity in the Savannah foodie scene and the Brunch game has been elevated at these three local and unique spots.
Amidst all that is going on in the world right now, celebrating holidays has certainly become more difficult than usual. In an effort to avoid unsafe contact, many traditional events have been canceled. Savannah may not be hosting the patriotic staples most of us have grown up loving and looking forward to every year, but our city is offering a new array of fresh, fun and safe ideas to celebrate your holiday weekend.
Looking for not just your average cup of joe? Here are some of the best, most unique coffee shops in Savannah, Georgia. They all offer their own personal flare and cultural touch through their coffee and cuisine, serving locally produced milk in their espresso drinks, so you can feel good about what you are putting in your body. Vegan or Gluten-Free? No problem. Savannah has a fully developed specialty fare scene, so you do not have to worry about sacrificing taste for your dietary restrictions.
Located on Savannah’s famous riverfront, The Cotton Sail Hotel by Hilton brings modern comfort to a historic 19th century cotton warehouse and boasts one of the most breathtaking views in the city atop its rooftop bar.
One of the top attractions of the city, River Street boasts some of the greatest scenes of Savannah. Located along the Savannah River, the celebrated stretch offers a view of the Talmadge Memorial Bridge as well as many of the ships that pass through the southern ports. There are more than 75 local boutiques, art galleries, and restaurants and pubs along the scenic stone street.
Open 362 days of the year, Oatland Island Wildlife Center brings nature up close and personal to the Savannah area. The goal of Oatland Island Wildlife Center is to help people build stronger connections with the natural world. The center is an “environmental education” center that offers a closer look at native wildlife and indiginous plants. Their dedicated staff provides insight into the conservation of local species and proper care of wildlife.
With beautiful marshes and picturesque views, the island of Hilton Head and its surrounding area, including Bluffton and Daufuskie Island, are a dream and offer a myriad of activities, whether it's a new hobby or an afternoon of fun.
An award-winning restaurant with an eclectic spin, look no further than a.Lure Restaurant for Lowcountry gourmet and fresh seafood cuisine to feed your Southern heart's desires. With a reputation for ordering all ingredients locally and sourcing seafood from within 100 miles of a.Lure, you can bet you are getting the real Southern deal.
This weekend the Savannah Señor Taco Festival and tours of the Coastal Heritage Society's Georgia State Railroad Museum and Old Fort Jackson are a few of the first events to happen after the reopening of the state of Georgia. Residents are hungry to get out of their homes and fill their social starvation, but at what cost?
An exclusive interview with Darius Rucker
After launching her brand in Manhattan, Anna McCraney returns to the south to help aspiring fashion designers make their dreams a reality.
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A legacy of family-run dealerships that have been selling cars for generations.
Vilma Biliene's rise to fame got sidetracked by her battle with addiction — but a one-way bus ticket to Savannah, Georgia would be her salvation.
Behind the lens with international fashion and beauty photographer Zoe Christou Welsh
Miles off the beaten path in rural Georgia, carved in towering spires of granite, the Georgia Guidestones baffle the mind and ignite the imagination.
Summer’s hottest accessory comes into its own with fresh, vibrant beach towels that make a statement.
Jeff Robbins' custom-crafted Ogeechee riverboats don't just take you upstream. They take you back to a simpler time.
Chef Jerry Ford secured his place among America’s culinary elite by achieving Master Chef certification. Now he’s taking his talents to the Lowcountry club that bears his family name, and he’s setting his sights on Olympic Gold.
A mother of three, co-founder of Nine Line, medical assistant, and bodybuilder, Angela Merritt shares her advice on getting healthy and how she balances it all.
On Saturday, January 12, 2019 Savannah helped McGruff the Crime Dog take a bite out of crime at the Crimestoppers Savannah's 3rd Annual Putt Putt Mini Golf Tournament held at Island Miniature Golf and Game on Wilmington Island. Proceeds went to helping fund rewards for the Crimestopper's anonymous crime tip line.
Following a string of hits that put him on country music’s radar, artist Russel Dickerson shares how he’s taken to life on the road and stayed fit in the process.
