The Chatham County Police Department is holding a toy drive to give gifts to pediatric patients who will be in the hospital instead of at home for the holidays.
There are just a few days left for this year’s Savannah Food and Wine Festival and there’s still time to enjoy some of the best cuisines and cocktails our area has to offer.
A group of Fort Stewart soldiers will be overseas for the holidays. The American Legion in Darien is putting together “Georgia Love” care packages to give soldiers a piece of home.
The Savannah Food and Wine Festival brings together some of the best culinary talent, winemakers and beverage experts in the South for events in the Hostess City.
Wednesday night the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System honored employees who have served or are currently serving our country in the Armed Forces.
After months of feedback and forums, more than 100 residents got the opportunity to hear what recommendations consultants have come up with to revitalize the Canal District in a master plan.
Last year, Bulloch County teachers, staff, and students collected more than six tons of food for local food banks. It was so successful; they were more than eager to do it again this year.
There is hidden beauty at Greenbriar in a remarkable, 200-year-old oak tree in the back of its 15-acre campus. But the real beauty of the Children’s Center was plain to see Saturday in a celebration of 70 years of offering care, comfort and safety to children in Chatham County.
It’s a headache Savannah residents in the mid-town area, as well as commuters, have dealt with for years. And according to them, it's only getting worse.
Thousands spent the day across the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry wandering through neighborhoods searching for candy while others headed to alternative events to celebrate the holiday.
Kyle Sheill’s plans for Halloween did not include being in the hospital. But the Willett Children’s Hospital had their own plan for all the kids spending the holiday there.
On your mark. Get set. Go! Tens of thousands of runners will take over the streets of Savannah this weekend for the Rock ‘N’ Roll Marathon, and even if you aren’t running, you can join in on the festivities.
Students at Haven Elementary School had an extra special Halloween as dozens of fathers came through and marched with their students in a parade to show the importance of the presence of dads.
The Savannah Police Department has a new central precinct this Halloween, and to celebrate they’re hosting a Safe Neighborhood Spooktacular on Halloween Night.
The City of Savannah, Keep Savannah Beautiful, and Savannah State University are partnering to host the third annual recycling day event on Wednesday, Oct. 30.
Followed by a large crowd in a celebratory mood, Romay Davis took hold of the handle of a decorated shopping cart and was escorted under a balloon archway and into the store.
A visitation and funeral service will be held Wednesday in Pembroke for one of the three Fort Stewart soldiers that were killed in a training accident a little over a week ago.
To show their appreciation to those who serve our country, Publix is providing a discount to veterans, active military personnel, and their families on Veterans Day.
Godley Station Dental in Pooler is opening its annual Candy Buyback Program this week. Trick-or-Treaters can donate their candy and get cash in return.
The folks at Emmaus House want everyone to know about the segment of the community that uses Savannah's soup kitchen, the mostly homeless individuals who get what often is their only hot meal of the day there.
Saturday marks the beginning of the 2019 SCAD Savannah Film Festival. The red carpet will be out on Broughton Street for a full week of movie premieres, documentary screenings, panel discussions and so much more.
The city of Savannah is gearing up for a huge weekend. There are several different events that are all expected to bring crowds to different parts of the Hostess City.
A Public Safety Committee held a meeting on Thursday morning for the City of Tybee Island to discuss some potential changes that could impact tourists visiting the area.
The city of Savannah previously collected public input on what its archaeology ordinance should include. On Thursday, a public hearing will be held to discuss that feedback.
