For generations, Savannah’s cobblestone streets, historic squares, and preserved architecture have drawn millions of visitors ...
The City of Savannah will reopen a competitive bidding process for one of River Street’s most recognizable commercial spaces ...
A new mixed-media exhibit at Wormsloe State Historic Site is bringing together art, ecology, history and Southern identity ...
After becoming a World War II prize, the Eagle has served as a training vessel for Coast Guard Academy cadets since May 1946.
One of the world’s oldest active sailing ships is making a rare stop in Savannah as part of a nationwide voyage celebrating ...
Looking beyond the big cities? Southern Living recently highlighted two Georgia destinations in a roundup of "under-the-radar ...
Students and the community are rallying to support a Savannah Arts Academy (SAA) teacher after she was allegedly suspended ...
The previously hard-to-find book, rereleased by the owners of the Graveface Museum, is the latest unboxed cultural artifact ...
According to the campaign, a death threat and manifesto came across law enforcement's radar, including a photo of the ...
Here's what Forbes identified as Lexington's draws to retirees, as well as an area it found the city could improve upon.
On May 18, 1791, President George Washington stopped in Augusta during his Southern Tour.
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