High School won its fifth consecutive Division III boys wrestling state championship Saturday, becoming the fifth program in AIA history to reach that milestone. The Mustangs join Sunnyside, Safford, ...

If you’ve looked at the yard lately or taken a boat out on the Savannah River, you already know the story: the CSRA is ...

Savannah is moving forward with a $9.9 million safe streets project, launching a new history initiative, and beginning ...

Mayor Van Johnson called the site “sacred ground.” ...

Ground penetrating radar survey confirms more than 80 potential burials remain at Whitefield Square in Savannah.

In 1855, Savannah City Council authorized the City Marshal to remove remains from the “Negro Burial Ground” to Laurel Grove ...

It was once a recreational cornerstone of Savannah’s Black community — an oasis for dancing, dining and baseball.Now, all ...

A historic Savannah landmark is opening its doors once again. After nearly two years of storm-related repairs and restoration ...

Step inside Municipal Grand, a new property in the Historic District with a rooftop pool, a Death and Co–backed cocktail bar, and a glossy speakeasy.

Rick Rojas, who is based in Georgia as The Times’s bureau chief for the American South, has spent time in Savannah as a reporter and as a tourist.

Events include an art expo, a historical church tour, and a film screening about the Negro Baseball Leagues. The Carnegie Library Heritage Center, a historic beacon for the Black community, is ...

If, perchance, you still own a map, you may find a little town in the middle of the eastern border of Wayne County between ...