Chatham kids were just being kids as society created wedges, Chicago's Next Voices columnist writes
Between 1959 and 1963, an elementary school class in West Chatham went from majority white to majority Black, and Next Voices ...
Walking through history and Savannah’s stories of slavery
A 90-minute walking tour details the city’s role in promoting slavery throughout the South and the driving force of faith to survive and triumph over it.
Two Savannah artists and street scenes juxtaposed in latest Location Gallery show
Location Gallery's latest exhibition, a "mashup" of Savannah scenes by two different local artists, is the brainchild of gallery director Peter Roberts.
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One Southern Coastal State Is The Best Place To Witness The Great Monarch Butterfly Migration
With springtime comes the yearly migration of Monarch butterflies, and if you want to ensure you spot these winged beauties, ...
What 80 degrees in February does to Georgia blueberries. Major fruit, crops at risk
Unusually warm temperatures in February were a welcomed reprieve from snow, but it is bad news for blueberries. Is climate ...