Census results determine how hundreds of billions of dollars in federal funding will be spent, determines congressional representation and more. With so much on the line, Chatham County leaders took a close look at how our area is responding.
"We could close down, it could happen," said Faith Equestrian Founder and CEO Bonnie Rachael. A very real possibility they’re hoping to avoid, but they can't do that without your help.
Each cross represents a soldier who lived in Toombs County, served and passed away. It’s a reminder to everyone who drives by of the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country.
Like most places, the National Mighty Eighth Museum has been shut down during the COVID-19 crisis. Now, after many drills and added procedures, they say they are ready to reopen.
There may not be two cities more different than Pooler and Guyton. From population to location and now how the cities are reopening following the coronavirus pandemic.
The Salvation Army has been deeply impacted by the coronavirus. From expanding their shelters, to serving more food, and even shutting down their thrift stores.
Hurricane season is almost two weeks away. As you start preparing, the Coastal Health District wants to remind residents of its Hurricane Registry for those who might need extra assistance during an evacuation.
Friday in Effingham County local businesses and organizations teamed up to provide free meals to hospital staff. A gift that in reality was much bigger than the box it came in.
Members of the Georgia National Guard 165th Airlift Wing will fly over hospitals around the state on Friday. It’s the latest way to thank frontline workers.
For the United Methodist Church of Darien, it doesn’t matter what religion you practice, they just want to make sure the elderly and at-risk communities are being fed during this tough time.
Gov. Kemp continues to ask Georgians who are 65 and older to remain under a shelter at home order. With that guidance, Senior Citizens, Inc. says they will continue with the same COVID-19 measures.
Sandhill Sport Complex in Guyton played host to America’s Second Harvest and the United Way of the Coastal Empire-Effingham County as they handed out food to hundreds Friday.
Children who rely on school meal programs soon won't have that option. When schools close for the summer, so will the bus stop meal delivery program that's kept many kids fed through the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Savannah Fire Department held a funeral procession and ceremony Thursday morning honoring Captain Matthew Kelly, who passed away on Monday after a brave battle with pancreatic cancer.
It was a sea of red and white as seniors at Savannah Christian decorated their cars and celebrated their senior year with a victory lap Saturday morning.
The Manna House teaming up with the Josh Reddick Foundation and dozens of local volunteers to give back to a community they love.Coming together to offer much more than just free food.
Many individuals, stores, and even museums are having to make adjustments due to the Coronavirus pandemic, like the National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force.
America’s Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia is teaming up with several locations in Savannah, Effingham County, Liberty County and Tattnall County to provide Grab & Go Meals for Children.
The setting is always a memorable part of a Benedictine graduation ceremony. And it will be again for the Class of 2020, finishing a senior year unlike any at the school before.
It’s been over a month that self-response to the 2020 Census started up.Right now just over half of all Americans have contributed to the count through that method, either mailing in their survey or completing one online or over the phone.
Although the coronavirus pandemic is keeping Savannah’s city council from physically meeting, it’s not stopping them from trying to hire a new city manager.
A senior marketing major at Georgia Southern University decided to create her own graduation ceremony after hers was canceled by the COVID-19 pandemic.
