Sarah Domet, Author at Savannah Magazine

Channeling Progress: How the Historic Savannah Foundation continues the legacy of its original founding women

Photography courtesy of HISTORIC SAVANNAH FOUNDATION “DON’T IT ALWAYS seem to go,” sings Joni Mitchell in her hit song “Big

Georgia’s third largest barrier island remains largely undeveloped, allowing its native species of plants and animals to thrive.

Three area rescue organizations lead with steadfast heart — and hope Home on Thanksgiving nearly 22 years ago, Jennifer Smith

The Sunshine State inspires a bright, bold new build As a mother of young children, I know that a house

Honoring Savannah’s 20th-Century suffragists in the fight for the ratification of the 19th amendment and establishment of women’s right to vote.

How Savannahians came together while staying apart The idea to Kate Greene back in March, during her second week of

The year was 1929. Herbert Hoover had just won the presidency in a landslide election, the first-ever Academy Awards were

“Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil” altered the course of this nearly 300-year-old city in inestimable ways.

The tassels have turned, the diplomas are framed, and caps and gowns have been put away. Now, meet 17 of

Three ways to get on the water this summer in Savannah.