
Shalom Y'all Festival Marks 37th Year in Savannah
The annual Jewish food festival drew a larger crowd than last year at Monterey Square.
In Savannah, lifestyle news means culture, daily habits, family life and hobbies. This page covers the everyday choices and social shifts that define how the city spends its time.

The annual Jewish food festival drew a larger crowd than last year at Monterey Square.
First Baptist Church must match the award dollar-for-dollar to fund structural repairs at its 1833 Chippewa Square building.
The renovated Savannah facility, which houses mothers and children experiencing homelessness, holds a grand reopening on November 10.

Live Poll
Should residents be guaranteed the right to return to their homes after a neighborhood redevelopment project?
The city housing authority and resident council agreed on terms for the planned demolition and redevelopment of the historic site.

Scholarship Sunday honored two Savannah students with awards from the Henley Scholarship and a community church celebration.

Live Poll
Do you believe your community prioritizes accessibility for residents with disabilities?
The documentary chronicles the influential life of disability rights activist Judy Heumann.

Day to day, that means cultural trends, family dynamics, local shopping patterns and domestic life. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. Local economic conditions often dictate which hobbies or shopping habits rise in popularity across the city. Generational shifts in how people balance work and home life appear as a frequent theme in the reporting.