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Meet one of the 2017 winners of the South's Greatest Bosses Contest!
“It's easy to charge like a rhino in the first flush of enthusiasm, but sometimes our batteries go dead and when that happens, go places.”
Check out these financial tips from Sam Hubbard, who is a financial advisor here in Savannah.
How the breed that took down Osama Bin Laden is becoming the choice security for power professionals.
“Character is power” – and South Magazine has chosen a dozen people of character who, in a variety of ways, are doing big things, making changes that will improve our future.
There’s one thing Mike Farmer likes to tell every potential client that comes through the doors of the NewDay Counseling facility and treatment center. In the back office of his building on Abercorn Street, he sits down with them as if they were just two old friends, getting together to mull over politics or the weather. It’s the next string of words that tend to catch people off guard.
The phrase “rock bottom” is thrown around often in the recovery community. It’s sort of symbolic for most addicts, that wrinkle in time where one realizes that yes, they’ve hit the lowest point, and all other low points leading up to here were just practice rounds. You’ve heard of a fork in the road? Well, this is it.
Four Savannah power professionals share their personal stories of addiction - and success - with South magazine.
Rob Horton, owner of Rob's on Drayton, wrestled with addiction for years before coming to terms with the disease. Now he's a successful family man. Here's his story.
New proposed space site to turn Georgia’s East Coast into Georgia’s Space Coast
Most entrepreneurs agree that timing is everything. Meet some of the south's most successful that have changed with the times or hit the market at just the right moment.
How Arthur Blank, a kid from New York, wound up transforming the South—a few million in charitable donations (and one Super Bowl appearance) at a time.
Chris Vinas brings many years of experience to the south and offers his clients multi-dimensional solutions.
Former MLB player gives us the scoop on his life of troubles and personal victories over demons in his past.
Savannah’s Danielle Hicks travels west to work with producer legend Jim Scott to bring life to her latest project: Honey.
While many people settle for cheap bedding, co-founders of Authenticity 50 took their commitment to sleep a step (or should we say a leap) further.
There is no single “key” to success in business, but if there were I’d imagine it would be the strength of the team.
Meet some of the south's most successful entrepreneurs who changed with the times or hit the market at just the right moment.
These days a college education can be pretty darn expensive, so saving early is not only recommended but vital in order to get your kids the education they deserve.
Take a peak into Scott Marshall’s life as a bartender at one of Savannah’s local hotspots.
When we got wind that local oyster farming now is producing some of the freshest oysters year-round, we had to get on the boat with May River to check it out.
How Michael Bennett turned a single run-down apartment building into Holy City Hospitality, one of the most powerful hotel and restaurant businesses in the Southeast.
This french toast will have you going bananas at the brunch at Ordinary Pub in Savannah, Georgia.
Most entrepreneurs agree that timing is everything. Meet some of the south's most successful that have changed with the times or hit the market at just the right moment.