CITY NOTES: Flau'jae returns Friday; Lafayette Trail marker gets the go-ahead for Johnson Square placement; Alderman Leggett brings trophy to chambers; Back to school events this weekend The Savannah City Council voted to approve unanimously on Thursday, July 25 the 2024 millage rate at 12.20 mills. It means the 2024 millage rate will remain unchanged from 2022 and 2023, but property values rising means some could be paying more in taxes despite the unchanged millage rate…

"I’ve never had any big injuries, I’ve had busted lips and bloody noses, whatever, but nothing crazy,” explains Radiobled “Some teachers seem a little suspicious when I’m covered in bruises. I’m like ‘trust me guys, I’m fine,” says Calliope Cooper, a rising senior at Savannah Arts Academy…

You don’t need a 4 year degree in “Savannah” to know and understand how deep its Irish Heritage runs.  We all know how big St Patrick’s Day is around here, yes? That’s the lowest of low hanging fruit whenever the Irish and Savannah come up.  What most people don’t know is the background of those […] The post Wexford Pub: Savannah’s Crown Jewel first appeared on Eat It & Like It.

I was reminded last week of where this particular journey began.  A lot of ground has been covered since that day and where we stand today, so I thought it was time to share. Spill the beans. Drop the tea, as the kids like to say.  Don’t mind if I do. Last September, I was […] The post Pooler Eats Dot Com is here first appeared on Eat It & Like It.