Oglethorpe Plan News Today

Savannah has three options proposed by City Manager Jay Melder

The bestseller’s author, John Berendt, on what he’d do differently and what it’s like as the book’s sole surviving character

The city is one step closer to adopting zoning changes proponents say will help protect the integrity of the Downtown Historic District. On Thursday, the...

CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH: The Rise, Fall, and Reinvention of Two Rival Cities. By Thomas D. Wilson. University of Georgia Press. 360 pages. $39.95 (paperback).

Philharmonic director: Mercer can be world class performing arts venue

The hearing at the Historic District Board of Review is the latest in a series of approvals and challenges for the proposed three-story home off Pulaski Square.

The 1733 Oglethorpe Plan, with its original six wards having grown to 24, remains a crucial guide in how to preserve downtown Savannah.

The yet-to-be-constructed home faced weeks of significant backlash from the Downtown Neighborhood Association, residents, and historic preservationists.

Stakeholders from prominent downtown organizations and residents of the Historic Landmark District converged at the Metropolitan Planning Commission

First City Progress: Several projects got the green light from the Historic District Board of Review, including a fully automated parking garage.