The Savannah Islands community is participating in a unique scavenger hunt. The Teddy Bear Hunt was created to give families an outdoor activity while also practicing social distancing.
Parents in Candler County with cooped-up kids amid coronavirus concerns now have a fun and harmless way to pass the time with the recent rise in the population of stuffed bears around Metter
The spread of the coronavirus has already forced many events and parties to be cancelled to help keep everyone safe.Sadly, that included the 5th birthday party for a young boy right here in Savannah.
Here in the Coastal Empire a temporary shortage of healthcare masks inspired one local company to take action. Now, with the help of area seamstresses, it can produce 1,000 fabric masks in just 15 minutes.
Even private clubs and gated communities have had to modify their operations due to the threat of coronavirus. But at The Landings, they have come up with new ways to serve their community.
Despite coronavirus concerns, daycares across the Coastal Empire remain open. However, some have started taking new preventative measures to stop the spread of the virus.
“We’re resilient and not just as Savannah Irish but as Americans we are resilient. Just like this coronavirus problem we have right now, we’re going to be alright, America is going to be alright.”
Organizer for the 53rd annual Claxton Rattlesnake and Wildlife Festival say they haven’t taken lightly their decision to carry the weekend events forward.
The Savannah Music Festival announced Friday afternoon their 2020 festival is canceled at the request of Mayor Van Johnson, with support from public health officials.
With no confirmed or presumptive coronavirus cases in Effingham or surrounding counties organizers are proceeding cautiously with bigger than ever downtown Springfield event
Despite the cancellation of Savannah's St. Patrick's Day festivities, large crowds could still show up this weekend and city council is determining how to handle it.
One community’s Chamber of Commerce hopes to get those who are busy more plugged into the community. In Statesboro, they started a new fast-break session to update people and help them meet other businessmen and women.
Andre Jenkins wasn’t even an NFL fan when he discovered Pittsburgh Steelers’ running back James Conner, who provided inspiration for the Savannah teenager.
“No, we are frustrated without a doubt," said Molly MacPherson’s Owner Daniel Cloutier, "we’re trying not to show the frustration, I’m trying not to freak out. You know, we’re trying to do our very best and maintain the status quo and keep on moving.”
Chatham Area Transit says it will no longer be providing shuttle services to downtown on St. Patrick’s Day as a result of the decision to cancel the parade.
Thursday, Bloomingdale City Council made a decision on the controversial rezoning of nearly 600 acres of Ottawa Farms. The council stood locked at three for and three against, leaving the Mayor Ben Rozier to cast the deciding vote.A vote he made in favor of the rezoning.
When you think of the Tanger Outlets in Pooler you typically think of shopping.But one family is hoping to change that perception when they officially open up the Children’s Museum of Pooler Saturday.
For two and a half years the restaurant space at Savannah’s iconic Forsyth Park sat empty. After the older owners terminated the lease, a well known restaurant group jumped at the opportunity, and now they’re days away from the grand opening.
Richmond Hill Mayor Russ Carpenter says after having previous problems with people speeding through neighborhoods like Piercefield, it was time to put something in place to keep kids and residents safe.
Senior citizens from across Bulloch County welcomed the crowd into “their” new space. Many have been gathering with this group every weekday for years.
A group in Savannah is snuggling with plastic bags instead of struggling. They're trying to make a dent in the plastic bag plight while at the same time helping the homeless.
An old warehouse might not look like much, but tourism leaders in Statesboro told city council they have plans that would make it the kind of venue Statesboro just doesn’t have.
