Plant Riverside District, a new entertainment destination on the east end of River Street, is set to open this spring. And one of the most exciting components is being installed this week.

The Humane Society for Greater Savannah is giving the public the chance to take pets from the Adoption Center home for a weekend sleepover through its Pawjama Party program.

Children ages 3 to 18 can receive free dental exams, cleanings, and treatments on Friday, Feb. 7.

For the second time in less than a month, an anonymous donor has paid off all lunch debt at an Effingham County school.

A project by some young students in Richmond Hill is getting national attention.

Tybee’s north end will be home to the new marine center.

Many cities and communities throughout the area will honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. over the next week.

The owners of Keller’s Flea Market say they plan on opening as usual this weekend after a fire damaged their front building.

Savannah State University’s (SSU) Wright Choice Initiative will host events for National Freedom Day from Jan. 30- Feb. 1.

After raining during the Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival two years in a row at J.F. Gregory Park, committee members and the chamber of commerce decided to move the festival into November hoping to be in the clear of any inclement weather associated with hurricane season.

Great concerts have to begin somewhere. And the WTOC Community Champions at the Savannah Music Festival have a new program to get kids started with music.

Georgia Fire Academy plans to update its training for firefighters around the state. The academy chose five people from different fire departments to help develop the new curriculum.

Property owner releases information about what will call the historic location home

Monday was the first official day on the job for new Effingham County Chamber of Commerce CEO Andrew Cripps. For Cripps, Effingham County was a place he had his eye on.

Searching for your next Saturday afternoon destination? There’s one in Hinesville for you to visit.

If you’re looking for new work in 2020, the Savannah Plant Riverside District is still needing to fill positions.

Senior Citizens Incorporated will kick off its annual blanket drive on Tuesday, Jan 14.

Next week, you’ll have the chance to catch some unique films in Savannah.

Hundreds of people hit the ground running Saturday morning for the Yates Astro Resolution Trail Race benefiting Bethesda Academy.

You might not think those who’ve served our country could end up on the streets, but area veterans say it happens all too often.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day is on Monday, Jan. 20, but the celebrations honoring Dr. King begin this weekend.

Over the past few weeks the entire world has watched the devastating wildfires destroy millions of acres in Australia. If you’re wondering how you can help locally, there are two events next week to do just that.

A lot of people look to Savannah for their special day, which puts a lot of money into our economy.

Savannah-Chatham County Public School students looking to enroll in the next school year’s Choice Program can begin applying this weekend.

Turning Point Worship Center is taking on a big project. Right next to the church is five acres of empty land, but not for long!

Many in Savannah are mourning the loss of a medical giant who was born and raised in Savannah, Dr. Irving Victor.

As the wildfires in Austrailia continue, some are taking in the animals who are in need. For those who can’t, they are finding other ways to help the bats, kangaroos, birds and more.

When it comes to fire safety, the momentum of the holiday season is still going.

The holidays are over, and the kids are back in school this week, but that doesn’t mean there’s a shortage of things to do this weekend!

Each Sunday Holy Trinity Lutheran Church invites the community inside to hopefully fill their spirit, but Thursday the church went outside the building to fill stomachs and show support for local law enforcement.

Racing returns to Oglethorpe Speedway Park this weekend.

20-year-old Daniel Blackmore was killed Monday after a large piece of equipment rolled over on top of him at a construction site. A death so tragic and sudden, for his former teacher at Effingham County High School Amy Terry, it doesn’t seem real.

The City of Hinesville broke ground on its newest downtown apartments Wednesday.

There’s a reason there will be a crowd outside all weekend in early January at the VFW Post 660 this weekend.

The president for Senior Citizens Inc. says they're hoping to open the new Center for Successful Aging by the end of March.

Students in Liberty County took their oath as they were inducted into the Youth Commission. Their ceremony happened during the county commission meeting.

Deputies in Liberty County were able to find a missing girl and bring her back home safe - and it’s all thanks to the noise of a blood hound.

Tuesday marked the first Coffee with a Cop for the Savannah Police Department in 2020.An event one 5-year-old almost never misses, and Tuesday was no different.Except this time, it was the Police Officers taking time to honor their biggest little fan.

Two more cities in the Coastal Empire will officially welcome new leadership on Monday, Jan. 6.

Richmond Hill City Council voted to begin work at what will be Boles Park on Harris Trail Road.

It's a blood drive unlike any other. One honoring all the officers killed in the line of duty last year.

2019 was a big year for the Humane Society of Greater Savannah. They are celebrating more than 2,300 adoptions.

Over the past couple of years roundabouts have been popping up all over Effingham County.In fact, work has just begun on a new one located at Fort Howard and Old Augusta Road in Rincon.

An Evans County school house has been around 98 years. It opened as the first brick building in the county.

It’s the first weekend of 2020 and the Forsyth Farmers’ Market is celebrating its first event of the new year.

It was a big day for the city of Savannah.

The new coordinator for Keep Statesboro/Bulloch Beautiful hopes to get people excited, not only about recycling Christmas trees over the next week or so, but also taking care of the local environment.

A new year is a good time to adopt a new attitude.

In December the Mars Theatre in Springfield was awarded grant funding to support special art projects

Bryan County Emergency Services was unable to move into the new Fire Station No. 1 at the start of the new year as planned.

You have a couple days left to experience the winter wonderland at the Savannah Civic Center, as Skatefest 2019 wraps up this weekend.

A big day for little Iris.

"How many are blessed to be in this 157th celebration of the signing of the emancipation proclamation."

The Savannah Philharmonic gave that gift of music once again this year, inviting hundreds of guests from several corners of the community to enjoy the Phil's Christmas Spectacular family concert.

The holiday season has come and gone, but for local food pantries, like God’s Mission House in Effingham County, they’re hoping that the season of giving lasts all year round.

While most think of parties and fireworks on New Year’s Eve, did you know that many churches were packed Tuesday night?

Places all throughout downtown were packed with celebrating the new year.

Drew Powell was born back in September at just 25 weeks old. After nearly 100 days in the hospital, she finally gets to go home with her whole family.