Tim Guidera

September is Suicide Prevention Month and LGBTQ and young people are four times more likely to attempt suicide than their peers.

You can still get a spot in some of the events at the Ronald McDonald House of the Coastal Empire’s “Beer, Guys, Cigars. Golf and Casino’’ as long as that spot is not on the golf course.

You can learn about the program that saved Savannah next week at the next Historic Savannah Foundation Lecture Series event.

The Savannah Music Festival is borrowing from the sounds of Memphis for the next event in its District Live Concert Series with the Sensational Barnes Brothers.

You’ll never be far from the music -- or the food and drinks - at this weekend’s Blues, Brews, BBQ and Bourbon in The Park at Eastern Wharf.

Fort Pulaski is getting ready to celebrate 100 Years of Fortitude -- with the anniversary of it being deemed a National Monument approaching.

The Bay Street Theater is presenting a favorite of the Halloween season -- with a stage adaptation of the Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Savannah Wind Symphony to start new season

Throughout the 20 years Cale Hall has operated the Creative Approach printing and design company in Savannah, it has given back to local non-profit organizations.

The Gateway Community Service Board will try to raise awareness to those issues of mental health tomorrow with their Brake the Stigma Car Show.