Feature Stories

Shopping local helps the Pooler community, and it helps you too. Here are the reasons, starting with how local businesses support each other.

Walinda West visits The Front Porch by Three Tree Coffee on West Collins Road in Old Pooler, where coffee comes with fun.

Jane Grismer shows how Pooler has become a one-stop city that lives up to its tagline: Eat, Shop, Play and Stay.

Randy Wood, a world-famous luthier and promoter of Americana music, makes sweet sounds in Bloomingdale, Georgia.

Katrice Williams profiles Pooler Mayor Rebecca Benton, whose heart has been in the city for as long as she can remember.

The Rotary Club of West Chatham, featured in Pooler Magazine’s first issue in 2006, is still serving the Pooler community today.

Former Blackhawk crew chief Joe Higgins gives back to veterans’ groups, as told by Stephen Prudhomme.

Cindy Kelley’s Tiny House Project on Dundee Street in Savannah is a small housing community aimed at giving people a stable foundation.

A Georgia nonprofit helps veterans become their own bosses, building on the leadership and discipline they bring to business ownership.

A gardening guide for busy people from Walinda West, featuring Ricky and Ivy Eilerman and their home garden.

Walinda West’s busy person’s guide to gardening, with Army veteran and real estate agent Ricky Eilerman and his wife Ivy.

Cindy Reid visits the Savannah National Wildlife Refuge, a 30,000-acre local treasure with wildlife, plant diversity, and history.