Nan Marshall hails from Atlanta, Georgia but now calls Savannah home. Nan’s new book, What Would George Do? co-authored with Helen Broder discusses the 110 “Rules of Civility” that were first penned in the 1500’s…
If you live on Isle of Hope, you’ve probably thought about schools a little bit (or maybe a lot) over the past few months. It’s hard not to as you drive by the construction of…
Retail Retreat How did a girl without a southern accent start a business in Sandfly? When I met Barbara Justice for the first time, I knew I wanted to know more about this fascinating friendly…
There is just something special about little girls in bright tutus and colored ponies. This is something you see often at Norwood Stables, a local treasure that offers a party venue for girls or boys. …
Bill Harris Savannah Author When I met Dutch Island resident William Harris at Cutter’s Point, I had no idea I would get caught up in his world of boats, islands and interesting characters, but the…
Preservation, Cottages, and Bright Colors Jane Coslick, known for her colorful cottage designs on Tybee Island, is actually a long-time Isle of Hope resident. She is a designer, restoration specialist and a preservationist who just…
Technology of Copter Drones Yes, drones have come to the island. Bryan Stovall is a Savannah photographer and new Isle of Hope resident who wanted to combine his expertise in commercial photography with visionary technology…
Read the story … Mary Kay Andrews headlined the first Cohen’s Retreat event on April 16, which included lunch with the New York Times best seller and a peek inside the transformed facility and Blue…
Meet a Ceramics Major When Joy Davis moved from Athens to Savannah, she just wanted to be warm. As a graduate of Ohio University in her hometown of Athens, Ohio, she found her first job…