A group of veterans in one Chatham County neighborhood wants to help spouses of today’s service members get their education. They’re teaming up with Georgia Southern University to do it.
It’s one of the biggest complaints for those who live or work in Pooler, especially along the Parkway. But now a sign of good news as the city has begun work to alleviate one of the problem spots.
A Savannah nonprofit that serves children and young adults with special needs will host their annual weekend camp this October after COVID canceled it for almost two years.
The Publix Savannah Women’s Half Marathon & 5K has been canceled due to the City of Savannah’s decision “to not yet permit events with over 500 participants inside city limits, according to a Facebook post.
The Friends of Forsyth were out in Savannah’s Forsyth Park on Saturday showing the community the latest draft plan of park renovations that will be sent to the City Council for approval by the end of the year.
Jason Statts, the Savannah artist and musician who was shot and paralyzed in an Ardsley Park robbery in 2008 and later became the inspiration for the popular Stattsfest fundraiser, has passed away.
Earlier this summer, we took you to Richmond Hill where the Amazon series “The Underground Railroad” was filmed, but some of the sets were off limits. Now, we’re getting a first look at those spots and hearing from the man who designed them.
"Crazy Jack" Gilmore passed away Sunday at the age of 88. Although he’s now gone it seems his legacy, and the stories of “Crazy Jack” will live on forever.
While those in the path of Hurricane Ida work to rebuild a group of citizens in Effingham County is coming together to offer a little relief, but they can’t do it without your help.
Rocky’s of Savannah Deli Owner Bill Vissicchio is making sure none of his customers forget the attacks on our country 20 years later. He was on Ground Zero just days after the attack.
Several area law enforcement and emergency agencies were called to Hutchinson Island this morning. It was not work related. In fact, it was so that the community could say thank you at the 200 Club of the Coastal Empire’s annual Heroes Golf Tournament.
The groundbreaking for the brand-new Effingham Parkway is set to take place on Friday, Sept. 10. The new parkway will give commuters an alternate route from Springfield to Savannah and alleviate some of the traffic on Highway 21.
Help is on the way for people who need affordable housing in Statesboro. Federal grant money, combined with a new long-term plan, could help generations to come.
As of Wednesday, just 36 percent of residents in Effingham County have had at least one dose of a COVID vaccine. A number one local church would like to see go up. Which is why they’re opening their doors on a weekday encouraging the public to “come as they are” and get vaccinated.
Savannah Mayor Van Johnson says he saw too many people over the long holiday weekend not taking enough precautions to help reduce the spread of COVID-19 in the community.
Air travel has certainly had its ups and downs throughout the pandemic, and with the summer travel season now wrapping up, the Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport is hoping their success will continue into the fall.
Big changes have started along one of the Statesboro’s marquis streets. Four years ago, the community won one million dollars and started planning the work to make walking from campus to downtown easier.
A local dog has not only become a social media sensation, she’s also inspired her owner to open a new business. Pigeon the Pup’s “Wheelie Good Dog Treats” can be found in many people’s pantries while raising awareness of disabled pets.
A new foundation in Savannah is raising awareness for people with autism. On Saturday morning, folks laced up their shoes for the Kennedy 3K Heart and Sole Walk in Daffin Park.
