The Sentinel's Arpan Lobo and Audra Gamble discuss the Democratic presidential debate from Wednesday, February 19.

It's a jam-packed podcast this week! First off, Victor Infante and Sarah Connell Sanders talk swimming, ice skating and the act of experiencing the city. Then, Victor, Richard Duckett and Bill Shaner talk about the impressive rise of writer-musician Johnhaynes Honeycutt, and the advent of coywolves. All this, and music by Sapling!

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"Belmont Buzz" features Select Board Vice Chairman Adam Dash, who talks about his decision to run for re-election and his goals.

The 911 call received by Fayetteville police about a man using a machete to attack a woman on Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2020. The incident happened on the 1700 block of Railroad Street in

A reader encourages us to learn the history of Hot Shoppes, a burger joint out of Miami.

Dig a little deeper, learn a little more with these resources:

5 Forgotten Miami Burger Joints: https://burgerbeast.com/5-forgotten-miami-burger-joints/

Transcript: "You might want to check out the old Hot Shoppes restaurant Drive-In Diner in Miami off of Dixie Highway. I was born and raised in Miami in 1941 in the fifties and sixties. There was a restaurant called hot Shoppes. It had quite a history. You might want to check that out. Thank you.”

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In the final part of our interview with Columbus Board of Education member James Ragland, we debate whether tax abatements encourage gentrification and harm those families with kids in the Columbus City Schools.

Ragland also shares his opinion on whether teachers should be armed, and he drops hints about future political plans.    

Part 1: School board member looks to hold teachers accountable

NFL owners are pushing for a new Collective Bargaining Agreement that includes playoff expansion form 12 to 14 teams, and a 17th game for each team during the regular season.

See You In The Morning - Daily Savannah Morning News Headlines - February 20, 2020

Savannah police make arrest in New Castle Street shooting

Savannah teen indicted in slaying of girlfriend, 13

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