It's dirty work, but also noble work being done at the corner of MLK and Anderson in Savannah, where conservationists are preserving buildings by taking them down.
Two local chefs are getting the honor of a lifetime as they prepare to serve up a culinary feast at the prestigious James Beard House in New York City.
Reverend Clementa Pinckney touched many lives in many ways across the entire state of South Carolina, but especially close to his hometown of Beaufort.
For more than 40 years, David Mason has gone the distance at and for the Habersham YMCA, as one of its most active members and part of the branch's leadership.
Dr. Frank Davis has been making the region's most critically injured patients better for 24 years, meeting the community's most urgent of needs as a trauma surgeon at Memorial Health.
An oversight was corrected twice over Wednesday afternoon, when the United Way of the Coastal Empire recognized those who fill a need in this community.
Life experiences can make you stronger - and that strength can benefit others. Ryan Fann's whole life has been about putting one foot in front of the other.
Mixed in among the jumping and the tumbling and the healthy fun taking place at Savannah Sharks Cheering and Tumbling every week, are important lessons for both students and instructors.
A Richmond Hill Police officer who was working on Christmas Day decided to spread a little holiday cheer and his act of kindness makes him this week's WTOC Hometown Hero.
John Kueper has been doing extra as a member of the Hunter Army Airfield Transportation Alert team for 12 years, estimating he has been there to unload planes several Christmases and every Thanksgiving since 2005.
Sunday evening on Tybee, when the blankets are folded and the trunks loaded as another approaching week has intruded on another weekend, for one group of volunteers, it's already time to return to work.
Buddy Carter was only doing his job by spending some time at Memorial's Anderson Cancer Institute on Wednesday, there to learn new ways he can help the facility, but also let the doctors and staff know he hasn't forgotten one big way he is still trying to.
They have served seniors, and children and animals, every aspect of our community, and they have served with a selflessness that belies individual recognition.
A man posted a sincere "thank you" to a pair of Hardeeville Police Department officers and a Jasper County Sheriff's deputy on Facebook, saying the three went "above and beyond the call" to help save a four-legged friend.
He is running out of wall space at his dealership for awards, but O.C. Welch will proudly find a spot for a special one he will receive Thursday night.
Not every trip to Southside Ace Hardware starts the same way, only the lucky ones.Several days each week, customers are greeted by Andrew Bowles, the goodwill ambassador for Southside Ace and a key member of the family at this local family business.
A political science professor has been molding young minds for more than a decade in Savannah, and now he's teaching national and international leaders how to make critical decisions when it comes to national security.
