In This Issue

Jazz music, America’s original art form, has been uniting races and cultures since the late 19th Century.

The classic Southern department store gets a hint of Savannah’s favorite Bohemian in spring of 2017. Emily’s outfit is an exclusive piece from her collection that will be sold at Belk in Spring 2017.   While the stereotypical “Southern style”…

Among Savannah's ever-changing foodie scene are a few elite establishments that exude style from top to bottom.

Inside Savannah’s most private club: the Mata Hari.

To protect and serve: it's what our boys in blue dedicate their lives to every single day. But in this heightened socio-political climate, it's hard to remember how incredibly passionate the police force is about keeping us safe. We spoke to…

Welcome to South’s 9th Annual Finest Lawyers. This year we are honored to feature a group of lawyers practicing at the top of their craft. Having the greatest representative in court could be a life-changer. Let us show you who to call on when you need to lawyer up!

South’s guide to the Finest Financial Professionals will help you cut through the confusion of how to manage your money and who to rely on to help you do it.

Designer and entrepreneur Emily McCarthy talks her new flagship store and what’s to come for her brand.

When you’re facing long odds and hard time, defense attorney Michael Schiavone is the person you want standing beside you in the courtroom.

Steadfast and determined to get hard criminals off the streets, Chatham County's first female district attorney is spearheading numerous programs that will put criminals in a whole heap of trouble.

Sheriff John Wilcher. As both a navy veteran and lifelong Chatham County resident, the newly elected sheriff has a passion and outlook for the job that you won't find anywhere else.

An agent’s identity is crucial to protecting the integrity of their work. We were lucky to get the chance to ask one of savannah’s up-and-coming agents about life in the underground-anonymously, of course.

It’s no secret that the violent crime rate in Savannah has been steadily rising over the past year. What is the root of this evil? Drugs.

We visited six of Savannah's finest restaurants to see how they cook up their rendition of this Southern classic.

Savannah’s mecca for shopping and dining has gone through its periods of ups and downs, but Broughton Street just might be on the brink of its best era yet. With new national retailers and facelifts for old favorites, Broughton is back.

Jordan Davis has done a lot in his life, and is quick to recount the path that led him to training those not as adept at persuasion as himself.

The Savannah Bananas are bringing more than just baseball back to Grayson Stadium.

For a dad, sometimes providing for their child means teaching them to fend for themselves, to handle this crazy world we live in with character and to one day be a great dad themselves.

Southern girl and rising country music sensation Kelsea Ballerini talks life on tour and what keeps her grounded.

Art can impact the world, change convictions and enlighten hearts. This SCAD graduate hopes his art will do even more.

After only a few months in office, our new mayor makes it clear he's not afraid to make the tough decisions.

Georgia Public Broadcasting’s Celeste Headlee, producer and host of radio show On Second Thought, shares her secrets to success.

Brothers Major Daniel and Captain Tyler Merritt, the president and CEO, respectively, spoke to us with passion and excitement for, Nine Line, their company and foundation. Now about three years old and with current monthly production numbers that out-perform companies double their size, Nine Line Apparel has already started making waves in the clothing sector.