A film festival in Statesboro captures a niche that few festivals in the world examine. Still in its infancy, IT draws films about history from around the world.
One county leader has called the Benton Boulevard Extension Project a game changer. Some residents living in the Highlands community don’t see it that way.
Homicides and the total number of violent crimes are down, but Chief Minter pointed out there are still some problem areas. He hopes initiatives will help nurture relationships with the community.
This is the mayor’s chance to not only talk about long-term goals that will help the city thrive, but also a real-time look at things that are in the works now.
The United Way of the Coastal Empire in Effingham County is teaming up with America’s Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia to host a mobile food pantry on Tuesday to provide food to Effingham families in need.
Family and friends gathered Friday night to honor and remember David F. Richards, Jr. in Savannah. The World War II and Vietnam War retired Army veteran passed away last week.
The Department of Natural Resources says they are actually just regular gators. Their color is just affected by where they hibernate during the winter.
The results of a months-long study of Savannah’s Fire Department are in, and at Thursday’s city council workshop, Savannah’s elected leaders got to dive into the details.
If the ultimate symbol of Valentine’s Day is a red rose, then the ultimate symbol for National Living Donor Day, which is Thursday, is a blue surgical gown.
If you want a romantic dinner for Valentine’s Day, but you also want your “smothered and covered” favorites - you can get both - but only at a few local locations.
The Coastal Health District is warning residents of Wilmington Island to be cautious around feral animals after a racoon in the area tested positive for rabies.
If you live or work in Bulloch County, you’ll have chances starting next week to offer your input on how you want the community to develop over the next decade.
Capt. Hitchens says they have seen an increase of applications coming in, but it’s the long process from applying to getting hired that is holding some applicants back.
Residents are concerned after a recent ATV accident in the Savannah Highlands community highlights what they call ongoing slow ambulance response times. Alderman Van Johnson agreed this is not a new worry.
The organizer says they are waiting to see how this year goes with partnering with The Savannah Book Festival, so there isn’t a definite yes or no as to whether the Children’s Festival will come back.
Dozens of middle and high school students from the Coastal Empire are spending the next two days competing in the Savannah Regional Science and Engineering Fair.
We’re now learning more about what businesses will be a part of the new development at the south end of Pooler Parkway - “Mosaic Town Center” - near the intersection at I-16.