On Saturday the Savannah Mall was hustling and bustling as hundreds of people showed up for the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System’s Forward to School Expo.
The Chatham County Sheriff’s Office and several organizations hosted “Books, Bikes and Badges,” a back-to-school block party. The sheriff said working with the community is how they serve and protect.
Yarn bombing, it’s not a term you hear everyday and certainly not something you see every day, but recently a mystery yarn bomber struck in Daffin Park.
Healthy Savannah and the YMCA of the Coastal Empire are launching a new program to bring more information about COVID-19 vaccines to minority communities.
Effingham County is now ready to begin work on the first set of TSPLOST funded projects which includes roughly 25 miles of paving and milling across the county.
COVID-19 case numbers continue to rise in the Coastal Empire, and health professionals are still urging citizens to get vaccinated and to get tested if they experience symptoms.
The Chatham County S.W.A.T. Team, Sheriff’s Office, and Operation New Hope pulled out all the stops for the kids at Pegasus Riding Academy Special Needs Camp Monday.
Crowds of people in Savannah celebrated National Ice Cream Day on Sunday. Leopold’s Ice Cream prepared to get quite a few people coming through their doors to celebrate.
The Savannah Police Department kicked off their Community Fun Day in the Central Precinct on Saturday. Savannah Police say this is their way of making up for lost time during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Camp Buddy, a summer camp for children with down syndrome, made it’s return to Chatham County this week. While there is plenty of fun for campers, it also helps them prepare for the upcoming school year, something even more important this year.
With the Delta variant of COVID-19 causing spikes in cases across the country, organizers say they’re working to make sure the huge event makes a successful and safe comeback.
Just three weeks from Wednesday, kids will be preparing to head back to school. But before they go, the health department wants to make sure they are up-to-date on their vaccines and health screenings.
Brittany Curry, also known as InkyBrittany, attends things like Savannah City Council meetings, taking notes & turning that information into comic like story board full of important information for the public.
Almost a week after a tornado tore through Port Royal during Tropical Storm Elsa, a popular veterinary clinic is still dealing with the cleanup and aftermath.
