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After only 5 weeks, Savannah-based Nordic Cold Storage looking to expand
One word describes Savannah in June: Hot.While many locals are debating between button-up shirts and polos for work, a select few are escaping the heat by heading to a location in Pooler where...
View ArticleSavannah purveyor turns up the heat on The Three Stooges
If there is one thing local business owner Jimmy Kelley knows, it’s hot sauce.As president of Savannah-based Mo Hotta Mo Betta, he understands that concocting a well-received hot sauce is as much of an...
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Savannah woman's vision brings Wilmington Island Farmers Market to life
Wilmington Island resident Deborah McIncrow has a certain appreciation for life’s simple pleasures.The England native’s father moved her family to New York when she was 14. After meeting her husband...
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Georgia Public Service Commissioner's road show focuses on alternative fuels
Georgia Public Service Commissioner Tim Echols, accompanied by a caravan of electric, propane and natural gas-powered vehicles, made a stop in Savannah on Thursday as part of his third annual Georgia...
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Savannah Mitsubishi plant takes on Miss Sophie
Health insurance, 401(k)s and paid vacations are par-for-the-course in many employee benefit packages. However, Mitsubishi Power Systems Americas’ Savannah Machinery Works’ plant is adding one more: a...
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New Savannah recycling facility sees uses for construction waste
Contractors, developers and haulers now have an environmentally friendly alternative when it comes to disposing of construction and demolition waste materials in Savannah.Green Acres Recycling...
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Savannah's Drayton Tower Beer Growler opens, 45-tap system provides beer jugs...
Savannahians flocked to Drayton Tower’s newest retailer this Fourth-of-July weekend, packing out glass jugs of craft beer to celebrate the holiday.The Beer Growler, 102 E. Liberty St., opened June 29,...
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Savannah chef Paula Deen Comic Book to be released this fall
Celebrity chef Paula Deen may find some comic relief from her current run of conflict come this October thanks to Bluewater productions, a Washington state-based publisher of comics and graphic...
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Savannah's Drayton Tower Beer Growler opens, 45-tap system provides beer jugs...
Savannahians flocked to Drayton Tower’s newest retailer this Fourth-of-July weekend, packing out glass jugs of craft beer to celebrate the holiday.The Beer Growler, 102 E. Liberty St., opened June 29,...
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Tybee Island speeding up sewer line repairs
Tybee City Council voted unanimously Thursday to approve $200,000 for replacing 3,700 feet of sewage line following a July 13 pipe rupture that spewed nearly 75,000 gallons of raw sewage into a nearby...
View ArticleSavannah, islands remain on alert for possible flooding throughout weekend
The Savannah River is rising. And with potential flooding possible, both city and county officials are taking steps to ensure those who are out-and-about this weekend can enjoy themselves safely.As a...
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Savannah residents concerned over new cell tower
Vantage Tower Group, a company that builds cellular towers, wants to erect one on 57th Street just east of Waters Avenue, but nearby residents are skeptical.The company has asked the Chatham...
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Savannah Tech looks to adapt to a changing auto industry
If you want to stump today’s students training as the next generation of automotive technicians, simply ask them what a carburetor is. However, if you are curious on how to convert the number 13 into...
View ArticleEnvironmental lawsuit challenges Georgia dock sizes
The Southern Environmental Law Center filed suit on Tuesday against the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, challenging the Corps’ general permitting process for single-family housing docks constructed along...
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Business finds work for idle cars
Architect and urban planner Kevin Klinkenberg believes most households overspend on transportation and do so for one reason — we own almost one car per person.“And the reason we own one car per person...
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