The Irish native says that an 1860 Federal census of Savannah shows a quarter of the free population was born in Ireland. When you count those with Irish roots, that number grew to 35 percent, putting it on par with New York and Boston.
One of the great parts of living in the Coastal Empire and the Lowcountry is all the great rivers, inlets, and coastlines for fishing, boating, or kayaking.
In addition to bringing golf’s up and coming stars to Savannah, the Savannah Golf Championship plans to enhance entertainment opportunities for fans all around the course.
New Year’s Eve is a time to celebrate, but those celebrations also come with risks. Chief Bengie Cowart with Chatham Emergency Services shared some advice on how to keep the festivities safe.
Shopping downtown is usually considered at the stores on or around Broughton Street, but once a year, a group just a little farther south likes to showcase itself.
Local golfers will be able to do more than just talk about how long they drive the ball-they can prove it at a competition that will benefit the adaptive golf program at Hunter Army Airfield.
This Friday, local businesses will partner up to raise money for breast cancer survivors. Pink Clays for the Cause is a clay shooting competition that Savannah Toyota and Doctor John Paletta help host.
The Savannah Police Department has a new central precinct this Halloween, and to celebrate they’re hosting a Safe Neighborhood Spooktacular on Halloween Night.
