Higher prices on fuel and everything else make it tougher for everyone to make ends meet. That includes the charities that help those who’re struggling.
The start of the new school year is merely hours away for some school districts. So, several organizations gathered in Forsyth Park to giveaway school supplies and celebrate the end of summer.
This weekend has been a big one for River Street and the Plant Riverside District as local families headed out on the last weekend before school starts.
Savannah residents got the chance to see some legendary actors and actresses today as they are filming a new comedy parody called “Not Another Church Movie.”
The terms of an economic development agreement between Hyundai Motor Group and leaders representing four counties impacted by the Bryan County mega site are settled.
First responders find themselves on the frontlines of some of the most tragic and gruesome incidents on nearly a daily basis. While they work to protect those they serve, they often do so at a cost to themselves.
One of Savannah’s biggest entertainment areas has already featured musicians, magicians, and acrobats. Now, Plant Riverside District is bringing nationally known comedians to town.
Putting an end to human sex trafficking, that’s what Gilliard & Company in Pooler is now working to do with their newest program, ‘Mission I’m Possible.’
People of all ages gathered at the Civil War-Era Fort to watch as historians fired off a cannon and acted out drills with muskets to celebrate Independence Day in an ‘old fashion’ way.
The countdown is on for the 4th of July and as long as the weather allows, Tybee Island could see their highest numbers yet as people head there for the weekend to celebrate.