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June 25 – July 1 issue

Jayne Rogers share with us how vines can be a great addition to your garden and also gives tips on getting them to survive the summer heat. Loneliness is one affliction by which we can become unhappy. Dr. Pawlicki discusses this devastating feeling in this week’s issue. Community News

June 4 – June 10, 2023 Issue

School is out and it is time for summer activities and fun. Donna reminds us in her article of Summer Solstice on the 21st of June and Suzanne continues with a second article on Prohibition in Georgia. Community News

May 20 – June 3, 2023 issue

This issues cover pays tribute to all those who have given their lives to protect our country, may we all remembers those who serviced. Suzanne shares the first of two articles on Prohibition in Georgia. Community News

May 21 – 27, 2033 issue

This week’s cover has Mary Beth McGirr & Peter Dorward the Mixed Member/Member Champ, and Tim & Marilyn McDermott the Husband & Wife Champs. The twelfth and final article of the Savannah Historical Squares series is featured in this issue, Calhoun (name removal was announced in November 2022) and Whitefield Squares. Community News

May 14 – May 20, 2023 Issue

Mark you calendars… this week’s cover features the CCA Kid’s Fishing Derby which is on Saturday, May 27. Paul gives us another article on Being Southern and Martha also takes a look at a Southern favorite, fried green tomatoes. Community News

May 7 – May 13 2023 issue

Congratulations to the Spring Bocce League Championship team, Bocce Balboa. The Co-Capos grace the cover. Suzanne features Monterey and Troup Squares in the second to last of the Savannah Historic Squares series. Find out what Donna Mullenax has to say bout the Night Sky in May. Community News

April 30 – May 6, 2023

This week’s cover features the Landlovers Closing Ceremony on May 23. Anne Staman last article covered the abolishment of the state’s law against slavery and the chaos of Georgia’s colonial life under our first royal governor, John Reynolds. In this issue Anne examines why these years were so important. Community News