Friday is Arbor Day.A day set aside to celebrate the importance of trees.To mark the occasion Friday morning some students in Chatham County got their hands dirty to learn about the crucial role trees play in our environment.
Another development has now popped up in Pooler.Work on the project, located off of Towne Center Drive, just recently got underway.“We want a piece of it. It is a growing developing area,” said part owner of the property Tony Yang.
Every day, Family Promise of Greater Savannah works to keep families together by helping them find a place to live, first through an interfaith hospitality network with 25 churches providing shelter, and ultimately in permanent housing.
Tuesday the United Way of the Coastal Empire pulled their mobile food pantry into Effingham County.Despite the wet weather hundreds still lined up to take advantage of the free food.Highlighting a true need that can only be met with your support.
It may have been a dreary weather day for most on Monday.But for patients at the Dwaine and Cynthia Willett Children’s Hospital of Savannah the weather was perfect, for a snow day.
Tybee Island is making small steps in an effort to completely eliminate curbside recycling. One of those steps is putting in new bins for paper only and for tin only.
Friday was Valentine’s Day. For many it’s a chance to celebrate love with that special someone in their life. But, for some that heart pounding feeling may be coming from stress rather than love.
Every day, Wayne County Sheriff's Deputy Sierra McKeon heads to work fighting crime and protecting her community. But there's one job she takes extremely seriously.
This weekend you can lose yourself in books at the Savannah Book Festival, enjoy a romantic Valentine's Day at the Davenport House, and begin the St Patrick's Day celebrations.
After county and city leaders met in Richmond Hill for the second annual State of the Community forum, one thing was at the top of mind for everyone - the continuous growth in the county.
Consider this your first warning, Valentine’s Day is officially one week away from Friday.If you’re still looking for the perfect gift for that special someone, Savannah Tech’s Culinary Institute may have just the thing.
Several school districts in the WTOC viewing area have made the decision to close Friday after severe weather moved through the area and left behind hazardous conditions on some roads.
In hopes of getting more people to know their status, the Coastal Health District is promoting its free HIV testing with several events this month in Chatham, Bryan, Liberty, and Glynn counties.
The former Walt’s Furniture building in downtown Springfield has sat empty since they closed their doors back in 2013.Now after years of work the city now believes they’ve found the right person to bring it back to life.
The Creekside neighborhood is normally a quite one, but this weekend police say a prowler made away with some items that left some people uneasy. However, neighbors say they still feel safe.
Southern Living recently came out with a list of the top stores in Georgia, and while there is one that is a standard on such alist, there are a few surprises.
When young students learn about business and personal money management, it helps the entire community. Now, a growing partnership in Savannah will help local sixth and seventh graders understand finances better than ever before.
In December 2019 we reported about a contentious development project along U.S. 80 in Pooler.At that time Pooler City Council voted to deny the approval of the site plan.But now the owner of the property is fighting back and appealing to the Superior Court of Chatham County.
