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Salt of the City: Ellen Bolch

A League of Her Own Photography by RANDALL LYVERS ELLEN BOLCH is aging like a fine wine. Although there is

Eddie Culver Photography by KATIE MCGEE IN 1943, EARLE CULVER felt an entrepreneurial pull to start his own business as his

Photography by KATIE McGEE FIBER ARTIST SUZY HOKANSON goes with the flow. As she entwines kaleidoscopic skeins of silk and

Capt. Jack Flanigan tells how a fish camp on Tybee Island transformed into the iconic Crab Shack restaurant.

AS THE OWNER of Rody’s Audio Warehouse, Philip Perrie trades in thunderous acoustics (his shop sells amplifiers, musical instruments and

Photography by KATIE MCGEE WITH A JET-SETTING, decades-long role in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Jimmy Humphrey has logged

IN FEBRUARY 2014, Wayne Harden received a strange request from his employer, Hugh Barnes. The United Ministries of Savannah: Emmaus

Photography by KATIE MCGEE WHAT DEFINES A SAVANNAHIAN? Is it simply a matter of birth? Or is it also someone

As a young girl in Petersburg, Virginia, Dr. Deborah Johnson-Simon didn’t have much exposure to museums or other cultural institutions.

After a triumphant career spanning four decades, 650 performances at the Met and three Grammys, acclaimed operatic baritone Sherrill Milnes