A Dublin, Ga., native, Kight worked in Athens and then in California before moving here eight years ago.
A confessed "Georgia boy," Kight told me he just felt the need to be closer to home. "I got too deep of roots," he laughed as we chatted a few days ago across Bacchus' exceptionally comfortable bar.
Once Kight decided to move back to Georgia, Savannah seemed an obvious choice even though he didn't know anyone who lived here at the time.
He was especially attracted to the city's walkability. "There aren't a lot of cities like that," he said.
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