Sarah Stone

To enter, send a photo to events@cityofbeaufort.org between October 16 and October 26.

The 2021 Savannah Book Festival will be completely virtual.

October marks National Financial Planning Month. Whether you’re saving up for college, a new home, or retirement, experts say it’s important to make sure you have a plan in place.

This October will mark a big milestone for one of Savannah’s most popular events for animal lovers. The fifteenth year of Wag-O-Ween will also include some notable changes.

The city of Richmond Hill is also coming up with some fun ways to celebrate Halloween despite the pandemic. It’s hosting a pumpkin carving contest!

The Georgia State Railroad Museum has a different way for your family to enjoy Halloween this year.

This year’s Bluffton Book Festival continues October 10 with a keynote session on children’s literature featuring Kwame Alexander and James Patterson.

The staff at E. Shaver, Bookseller share some reading recommendations.

The Savannah African Art Museum is asking for submissions from students nationwide for an upcoming exhibit called “...And the Children Speak.” The museum will then display those pieces online in a virtual exhibit.

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA is now open, and experts suggest you complete it as soon as possible.

Senior Citizens Inc. is celebrating some Savannahians who have had a big impact on our community.

The Averitt Center is hosting performances in its Emma Kelly Theater again. It's also focusing its Rosengart Gallery on local art.

Looking for a fun craft to do with the family or finding yourself bored during quarantine? We’ve got an easy arts project to share with you from Lowcountry artist Sophie Docalavich.

Dr. Michael Braz will be performing at the Averitt Center on Thursday.

Savannah SCORE is now accepting applications for its third annual BizPitch competition. It’s modeled off of the popular TV show “Shark Tank.”

Tim Guidera shows us how to cook a pasta dish where oysters and garlic-infused oil are the stars of the show.

Meteorologist Cutter Martin stopped by Rose Dhu nursery to learn what vegetables will grow great in your garden this fall.

With a quarter of a century under its belt, and a town over 300 years old to call home, the Beaufort Shrimp Festival has some pretty strong tries to tradition.

The Fifth Annual Bluffton Book Festival is expanding from one weekend in November to events spread out over the course of three months.

Did you know September is National Rice Month? The food is a staple in many cuisines, but it holds a particularly large cultural and historical significance in Southeast Georgia and the Lowcountry.

Starting next month, you’ll have the opportunity to learn from and talk to some of the nation’s top scholars in African-American studies. The Telfair Museums will host a series of virtual discussions with authors over Zoom.

Sending children off to college requires growth and adjustment, and not just for the students.

Wednesday, August 26, marked the one hundredth anniversary of ratification of the 19th Amendment, which gave women the right to vote. Here in Savannah, St. Vincent’s Academy also used this anniversary as an opportunity to learn.

One local family is booming with pride after not one, not two, but three of their children have decided to serve their country.

Teaching your children healthy eating habits early is crucial, according to Rebekah Laurence, a nutritionist with Southcoast Health.

If your child is learning remotely, experts want to remind you that there is more than just academics involved in their education and development.

Many students across our area have either begun classes for the year or are about to do so in the coming days. This year, heading back to school will include lots of changes for children, whether they’re returning to the classroom or not.

Paying for a college education takes a lot of planning. Brian Byers spoke to a local financial advisor about how to approach saving for school, and what mistakes to avoid.

Brian Byers recorded Lyn Avenue performing their newest song, “Hurricane Bride,” in Calhoun Square as a part of his Square Sessions series.

Health coach, nutritionist, author and mother Robyn Youkilis showed us how to put together some simple and healthy lunches that your kids will actually want to eat.