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On Wednesday evening, around 8:15 pm, a woman was walking near Forsyth Park when an unknown assailant approached her fro...
12/12/2025

On Wednesday evening, around 8:15 pm, a woman was walking near Forsyth Park when an unknown assailant approached her from behind and poured an unknown chemical agent on her person. Residents are on edge as the assailant remains at large. Caitlin covers the incident today, which is free to read at the link in the comments.

A new documentary chronicling the remarkable process involved in renaming The Square Formerly Known As Calhoun screens t...
10/12/2025

A new documentary chronicling the remarkable process involved in renaming The Square Formerly Known As Calhoun screens this week at the Cultural Arts Center. Jim spoke with the filmmakers and organizers behind "The Making of Taylor Square." Read at the link in the comments!

Happy Monday! New issue is live at thesavannahian.com. Subscribe for just $5/month to read!
08/12/2025

Happy Monday! New issue is live at thesavannahian.com. Subscribe for just $5/month to read!

Starting this month, the City of Savannah will be conducting an archaeological investigation to uncover what's beneath W...
03/12/2025

Starting this month, the City of Savannah will be conducting an archaeological investigation to uncover what's beneath Whitefield Square. Caitlin dives into the project this week. Read it at the link in the comments.

A new issue is live! Check it out at thesavannahian.com
01/12/2025

A new issue is live! Check it out at thesavannahian.com

Peace Officer Standards and Training records can give us insight into the inner details of how law enforcement agencies ...
30/11/2025

Peace Officer Standards and Training records can give us insight into the inner details of how law enforcement agencies like the Chatham County Sheriff's Department and Savannah Police work. Caitlin breaks it all down this week. Read at the link in the comments!

After a lengthy period away, Savannah legends Kylesa returns in full force—not just a one-off reunion for fun. Frank cha...
25/11/2025

After a lengthy period away, Savannah legends Kylesa returns in full force—not just a one-off reunion for fun. Frank chatted with band members Laura and Phillip Cope about their exciting reformation. Read it at the link in the comments!

The last issue of our editorial year is out right now! We've published almost 1,900 stories in the last five years and w...
24/11/2025

The last issue of our editorial year is out right now! We've published almost 1,900 stories in the last five years and we're just getting started. Subscribe at thesavannahian.com today and we'll see you next week for the beginning of our SIXTH issue cycle!

"Proposed revisions would make it so that K-8 are not permitted to use personal devices throughout the school day."Read ...
23/11/2025

"Proposed revisions would make it so that K-8 are not permitted to use personal devices throughout the school day."

Read the latest Board of Ed wrap-up at the link in the comments!

"On the prevention side, we intentionally include the creation of emergency plans as part of our bilingual literacy clas...
20/11/2025

"On the prevention side, we intentionally include the creation of emergency plans as part of our bilingual literacy classes."

Caitlin has a great piece this week on the work of the GROW Initiative, which you can read at the link in the comments!

What might the proposed underground garage next to Forsyth Park be like if and when it's finally built? Jim took a photo...
19/11/2025

What might the proposed underground garage next to Forsyth Park be like if and when it's finally built? Jim took a photographic journey of the City's existing underground garage -- the Whitaker Street Parking Garage underneath Ellis Square -- to get a glimpse. Spoiler Alert: It's not encouraging. Read at the link in the comments!

Local legends The Train Wrecks are coming back together to join Lucero in celebrating ten years of Sorry Charlie's. This...
18/11/2025

Local legends The Train Wrecks are coming back together to join Lucero in celebrating ten years of Sorry Charlie's. This week, Jim Reed spoke to members Jason Bible, Markus Kuhlmann, and Eric Dunn about the upcoming reunion show, the band's history, and more. Read at the link in the comments!

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