Tybee Island will not be having their usual Christmas parade this year, but the city will be having a Christmas Caravan that’ll ride through the neighborhoods.
Christmas is just around the corner and it’s the time when many kids will unwrap gifts, they’ve been waiting all year for, but some may not have that opportunity.
Coastal Pet Rescue is hosting Twinkle, Bark, Stroll. During the event, you’ll be able to walk through an outdoor holiday light display and also meet adoptable dogs and cats.
Holidays at Home is filled with stories and ideas that will get you in the Christmas spirit, from picking a Christmas tree to cooking a holiday meal and more.
An 8-year-old boy in Richmond Hill decided to start his own business in his front yard to help raise money for toys for the fire department’s toy drive.
While Charleston City officials are set to give an update on holiday festivities across the city, other Lowcountry towns have decided their parades will go on.
For many people so much of what makes the holiday season special revolves around one thing - faith. If your Hanukkah or Christmas celebrations will be looking different this year, you’re not alone. We spoke with some of our local religious leaders to find out how you can keep the faith during these
While many restaurants and businesses were closed for Thanksgiving, some were open for business like Bubba’s Bistro in Richmond Hill. But the dining experience definitely looked a lot different because of COVID-19.
Many people are still traveling for the holidays and some chose Tybee Island as their Thanksgiving destination. With the beautiful weather and opportunity to social distance, visitors say it’s a fun and safe place to go for the holiday.
While many businesses are closed for Thanksgiving, some restaurants stay open and serve Thanksgiving meals for people who want to dine-in or get takeout.
A local organization is spending Thanksgiving decorating for Christmas. But it’s not just for themselves, they hope you’ll be a part of it so they can help animals in need.
While many enjoyed Thanksgiving with close family today others spent their day giving back. Sacrificing time with their families to feed those who may not have one of their own. Filling stomachs but more importantly filling hearts with something we could all use a little of, hope.
he director of Christian Social Ministries in Statesboro says they’ve seen nearly-record requests for need, including Thanksgiving. But a record donation helped them help plenty of families on Thursday.
If you still need to go out and buy some last-minute items for your Thanksgiving feast, just know that your nearby grocery store may be closed. But there are some that will open their doors on Thursday.
The day before Thanksgiving is one of the busiest days for grocery stores. This year is no different though we are in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Thanksgiving is just days away and that means Christmas holiday events are following close behind. If you’re wondering how you can celebrate safely this year, many towns in the Lowcountry have got you covered.
You may have noticed quite the scene in downtown Springfield last Friday. That's because a film crew had taken over parts of the city to shoot scenes for the movie, 'Alice.'
State Representative Carl Gilliard says the group usually feeds around 5,000 people during their Thanksgiving event. He expects that number to be double this year.
As we approach Thanksgiving many are already looking ahead to Christmas. Which is something one Savannah based company is banking on as they’ve been busier than every decorating homes for the holiday season.
We know how much America’s Second Harvest does for people in our community. But they also do a lot for smaller pantries, including Rising Tyde on Tybee Island.
Many businesses were deeply impacted by the effects of COVID-19. But one business says a surprising trend, supportive locals, and the holiday shopping season is on track to make this year a good one.
Small Business Saturday, a nationwide campaign pushing the public to shop local, starts the Saturday after Thanksgiving. Due to the pandemic, the campaign will look different for some communities.
“We have to be safe. It’s public safety over our entertainment," said Pooler Mayor Rebecca Benton regarding the city's decision to cancel their annual tree lighting celebration.
The Landings Club will be the presenting sponsor of the event it has hosted since 2018. It will now be called The Savannah Golf Championship at The Landings.
While some have started decorating for the holidays early this year, one Savannah man says he isn’t ready to take his down yet from what he calls the most important day of the year, Veterans Day.
One Southeast Georgia man has a hand in bringing the Christmas spirit to the White House. Jim Roberts is preparing to help out with decorations at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue for the second year in a row.
A community paused Monday morning to remember a firefighter lost in an off-duty crash. In Sylvania, people stood at the street as his body returned home for burial.
Due to concerns about COVID Effingham County leaders have made the decision to try and bring state officials to them for "Effingham County Day at the Capitol" in 2021.
Many people have turned to boating for entertainment during the pandemic, but storage space has been hard to come by. Soon that will change, as progress continues on a new full-service marina.
If you’re looking to get a head start on your holiday shopping this year, support local business, and give back to those in need, there’s a great event happening in downtown Savannah.
