Lindi Ortega has arrived. And she did it her way—the old-fashioned way. Her fourth album, “Faded Gloryville,” explores her fascination with traditional country music—not the glitzy glam of Nashville’s pop culture, but the down-home roots of her heroes: Willie Nelson,…
It’s been over 20 years since “the book” captivated readers with Savannah’s quirks and culture and 18 years since the film adaptation of “Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil” lit up big screens everywhere with the breathtaking sights…
If you’ve spent any time in the grocery store lately, you have likely noticed the eye-popping increase in the price of all things protein—from beef to pork to chicken. And you’ve probably also overlooked a possible alternative to those popular…
Sadly, Lauren Smart’s letter was read in court—after her death. On Saturday, June 7, 2014, Norman Smart killed Lauren Brown Smart. She would have been 35 on July 10. Even more horrifying, her oldest boy from her first marriage and just…
He is proud of his old-school heritage. He worked hard as a kid, stirring the pots as his mother made soap, pumping water, chopping wood and, most importantly, learning to cook. His love for food and for people spurred him…
For six decades, Bobby Zarem, has redefined the art of public relations. He talks about relationships, movie stars, regret and justice. Even though his career took him to New York City for 50 years, he never forgot his Southern…
From zombies to dragons to vampires, suspenseful shows with a twist of fantasy and a heap of gore have become a mainstay in today’s mainstream entertainment. Three actors who’ve chosen to film in the Peach State and give you and…
"When he talks to you about acting, you can feel his passion for the craft like it’s running through his veins."
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While Adriana Trigiani’s best-selling novel and movie Big Stone Gap take you on a trip to a small town in the Virginia mountains, her latest book leads you into her family’s kitchen there. Cooking with My Sisters is not only…
There’s no better way to put it than this—House of Strut is Erica Jarman: confident, courageous and cool. Her style is a bold, head-turning, eclectic mix of vintage and modern. She has the presence of a rockstar and her enthusiasm radiates in everything she does.
The new Go South is out. Check out some of the places you should visit!
Daniel Reed Hospitality: Jamie Durrence runs with the ball for this popular restaurant group. He strives to keep employees loyal and customers satisfied. Reed Dulany and Jamie Durrence met when Dulany was seeking a restaurant manager for Local 11ten Food…
Will Harlan, as a recent college graduate, signed on to spend a summer as a volunteer park ranger before starting his career as a teacher. Strolling Cumberland Island’s beaches on “permit patrol,” as he calls it, sounded like a good…
Dylann Roof's act of terror unleashed more than bullets. The furor over the flying of the confederate flag in public is a fire that didn't need more fuel.
Does Murray Silver have what it takes to be mayor of one of the most eccentric cities in the South? He's out to make a change in Savannah, but if he loses the fight, he vows he'll leave Savannah forever.
Savannah's high-end gastronomic wonderland presents a particular advantage to local businesses seeking to impress their clients and beat out the competition with a well-planned power lunch or dinner.
We invited our Club South power professionals to a Chef’s Table Dinner at Rocks on the River, the Bohemian Hotel’s chic riverside restaurant, for an evening of networking and luxurious power dining.
Local artists Danielle Hicks and the Eight Ohm Resistance are Savannah rooted with a self-described blues-rock-raggae sound perfect for the Lowcountry.
Ain't Bad is a magazine produced by photographers Taylor Curry and Carson Sanders. Their magazine has a strong ideal of serving the past, check out the article for more.
Cover star and Army wife Tiffany Wilson discusses life with a husband who isn’t always around to help and shares her advice for other spouses dealing with the same challenges.
Jeremy Diehl and his wife, Kelly Yambor, have taken on a new project—elevate the Bloody Mary. They’ve recently reinvented the classic staple of breakfasts and brunches everywhere to make it a Savannah original.
Governor Nathan Deals talks about the importance of tourism as a growing industry in Georgia. Read more to learn about his conference on this topic.
Sporting clays is a recreational game that has emerged in the past couple of decades. Marty Fischer, a professional shooting instructor and writer gives us all the details on how the game works.
