Adam Van Brimmer

6 days ago | ajc.com | Adam Van Brimmer

Editor’s note: Per “Antiques Roadshow” request, only first names of guests are cited in this article, except when full names were provided. The policy is meant to protect guests’ privacy. SAVANNAH ― Ron knew the “Mona Lisa” that hangs in the hallway of his home isn’t the Leonardo da Vinci masterpiecein the Louvre. Yet, Ron’s grandfather, who bought it at an estate sale half a century ago,thought maybe the artwork was crafted by da Vinci himself.

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SAVANNAH ― Ansley Williams first experienced Savannah’s waterfront on New Year’s Eve, 1974. He remembers pleasant temperatures, a mesmerizing mist rising from the water’s surface and a hippie celebration at River Street‘s then-centerpiece watering hole, O’Leary’s Tavern. “The street was dirt, and the decor was broken-down docks,” said Williams, who would go on to become River Street‘s most prominent restaurateur.

1 week ago | ajc.com | Emma N. Hurt |Adam Van Brimmer

Global shipping is slowing a month after President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” escalation of the trade war. Georgia companies, workers and consumers could soon feel that softening. While the state’s trucking industry isn’t “seeing anything ground shaking yet, I think we’re starting to see some ripples,” Seth Millican, president and CEO of the Georgia Motor Trucking Association, told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

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SAVANNAH, Ga. - Lorie Franklin is due to give birth to her and husband Lehman's first child, a girl, on May 27, but her advanced pregnancy didn't keep her away from a bill signing Thursday at the Savannah Convention Center. Gov. Brian Kemp signed legislation ensuring couples like the Franklins, who conceived via in vitro fertilization, would continue to have access to the medical procedure. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.

1 week ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Greg Bluestein |Adam Van Brimmer

By Greg Bluestein and Adam Van Brimmer, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution SAVANNAH, Ga. - Lorie Franklin is due to give birth to her and husband Lehman's first child, a girl, on May 27, but her advanced pregnancy didn't keep her away from a bill signing Thursday at the Savannah Convention Center. Gov. Brian Kemp signed legislation ensuring couples like the Franklins, who conceived via in vitro fertilization, would continue to have access to the medical procedure.