Amy Paige Condon

David DiBenedetto and T. Edward Nickens are having fun. That fact is clear from the first listen of The Wild South, the podcast launched by Garden & Gun magazine in early June.

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With chef Annie Coleman at the helm, Flora and Fauna opened its breakfast and lunch service in May in the Starland space once held by Back in the Day Bakery. In June, its supper club debuted.

Peter Roberts entered his first art show in second grade with his version of a cover for Frank L. Baum’s classic travel story, “The Wizard of Oz.” He even won a prize and a handwritten note of congratulations from the Fairfield (Connecticut) children’s librarian.

As recently as Thursday, top Savannah-area Democrats took to Johnson Square to stump for the Biden-Harris 2024 ticket. By Sunday afternoon, Savannah Mayor Van Johnson, State Representative Anne Allen Westbrook, and Chatham County District 6 Commissioner Aaron "Adot" Whitely were reacting to the news that President Joseph Biden would step away from his campaign for a second term in the White House and had endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for the top of the ticket.

On stage at the troupe’s black-box theater, 210 W. Victory Drive, most Friday and Saturday nights they riff off one another and audience suggestions with enthusiastic silliness that leads to unpredictable conclusions, whether they are creating a Hallmark movie on the spot or spilling family tea. This Saturday, July 27, however, the players are declaring “yes, and …” to a Wing-a-Thon, from noon to 1:30 p.m., at Over Yonder, 2424 Abercorn St. (behind Moodright’s).

New York Times bestselling author Bruce Feiler is adamant that it is long past time for Savannah show its admiration for poet-novelist-memoirist Rosemary Daniell.

Listening to Jennifer Strickland talk about conducting “research” over 10 days, tasting her way across Ireland, pub by pub, makes you positively Kelly green – until the realization crosses your tastebuds that she is sharing that good fortune with guests at Wexford, Savannah’s Irish Pub.

After eight years at her eponymous storefront on Abercorn Street, designer and coastal Georgia lifestyle maven Emily McCarthy is spreading her joy to 2237 E. Victory Drive.

At Tuesday's weekly press conference, Savannah Mayor Van Johnson praised city workers and departments for the response to the “historic” flooding