Though the white and burgundy shelves at Nelly’s Grocery and Wine are currently bare, Chanel and Stanton Parker hope to turn the space into a place of discovery for Savannahians by the end of July. Transplants from Kansas City, Missouri,...
Rare are relics of the Revolutionary War in Savannah. Despite being older than the nation itself, the city was in a fledgling colony with Georgia founded just 40 years before the war. Savannah’s battle also does not receive the same gusto as...
Savannah State University has tapped talent from another Historically Black College and University to strengthen professional development at the school. SSU announced Bradley S. Gardner as its new program director for the Center for...
Americans across the nation are being asked (or ordered) to conserve water, thanks to widespread drought made even worse by a punishing heat wave. It’s being felt this summer in Virginia, the Carolinas, Pennsylvania, Colorado, New Jersey...
WASHINGTON – It’s a challenging time to be the nation’s No. 3 leader, even with House Speaker Mike Johnson’s political party in command. Sometimes it’s a challenging time because of that, with President Donald Trump testing and pushing...