Payne Bridges is a local indie/country/pop singer in Savannah. Find her EP GA Flame, LA Burn on Spotify.

Details about Anthony Oliver's latest hearing.

Gary Johnson and Monica Lewinsky (no, not those ones) get arrested for selling heroin.

Shark finning is becoming a problem in Savannah.

Savannah Bananas season ends somewhat disappointingly.

Tybee Island police are accused of excessive force.

And more!

Andrew apologizes for being an idiot regarding SPLOST.

Multiple burglary in the Forsyth area leave business afraid and unprotected.

Mayoral candidate and Alderman Van Johnson in hot water after posting joke on Facebook ribbing at teachers.

Meghan Eberly is a baker, entrepreneur, anthropologist, and owner of Analog Pub. Find them at the Forsyth Farmers Market on Saturdays.

Tony Thomas gets evicted from Savannah Mall and is being sued.

The city of Savannah tries to push a 1c sales tax which will be on the ballot in November.

A robbery happens at Lenscrafters and police are searching for the suspects.

Two new resources open in Savannah and Garden City.

A local man is arrested for allegedly trying to murder his ex wife with a car bomb.

Savannah public middle schools continue to struggle.

This is the first episode featuring our new permanent co-host, Courtney Watts.

Hampton Watts is a painter located in Savannah, GA. If you would like to commission him, you can contact him through Instagram @hamptonwatts, or through his website, hamptonwatts.com.

This week in Savannah, Anthony Oliver is indicted after an arrest for stalking. 

The Civic Center is going to be torn down and replaced with the original Oglethorpe Plan.

Nine Line responds to Colin Kaepernick's Nike Betsy Ross flag shoe takedown.

And more!

This Week in Savannah, new laws go into effect, including a law raising the minimum age of marriage, a law about medical marijuana, and a law requiring law enforcement agencies to hold on to evidence from sexual assault cases for at least 50 years. 

A firefighter's quick thinking and action saved the life of a man at a Savannah Banana's game.

The Savannah Banana's are headed to the playoffs in August.

It is with great pleasure and great sadness that we announce that Cody is moving to Atlanta to pursue a career and film and will no longer be the Co-host of Savannah Presents. This episode, Andrew and Cody talk about the beginnings of the podcast and plans for the future.