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Maxine Bryant writes about the spring of gun violence and mass shootings, and why this Juneteenth is an opportunity to reflect on what needs to be done.

Maxine Bryant looks at the history of suppressing the Black vote and why it is important for African Americans to show up at the polls on May 24.

Maxine Bryant talks about the importance of telling the true story of American history and preserving the future from changed narratives.

Women such as Susie King Taylor and Mother Mathilda Beasley are some of the famous Black women from Savannah history. Patt Gunn is also one to know.

Commissioning of U.S.S. Savannah, opening of Enmarket Arena biggest Savannah headlines of the last week.

Among the historic sites are First African Baptist Church, Owens-Thomas House, Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum and King-Tisdell Cottage.

Last minute holiday gifts for the cook Damon Lee Fowler Just five short years ago, shopping in Savannah for the cooks on your Christmas list was pretty simple. Aside from the “big box” department stores, our city enjoyed four stores that catered exclusively to cooks. Then, one by one, they disappeared. Downtown’s Kitchens on the Square, which specialized in quirky kitchen décor, closed when its owner moved away. Shortly afterward the owners of the Southside’s independent cookware vend...