Music can be a gift, and it’s one Savannah’s Fabulous Equinox Orchestra has been sharing in small, laid back settings at senior centers.

Senior Citizens, Inc. will once again honor individuals who make a difference in our community.

Your smile is supposed to be your first impression, and for Charlie Card, that wasn’t the case.

Baby Mackenzie wasn’t delivered traditionally in a hospital, instead, on the side of the road.

Kids stepped off of their school bus Friday afternoon to Garden City police officers bearing snacks, happy to see them.

The “Hello Dolly” production was recognized among the state’s best high school plays and will perform one more scene for a new, larger audience.

There is work at the Savannah Golf Championship for folks from Employability, the local agency that prepares developmentally disabled adults for jobs in the mainstream workforce.

It takes a lot of hands to make an event like the Savannah Golf Championship happen.

Play for the Savannah Golf Championship officially gets underway on Thursday, but with the Pro-Am Tournament on Wednesday, locals were hitting the course to show their support of the event.

The new St. Joseph’s/Candler Hospital in Pooler held a tour Friday, before it officially opens its door to patients.

Walking through Wright Square was a lot easier on Friday than it was six days ago, during the St. Patrick’s Day festivities.

More than $30,000 was raised for the Nancy N. and J.C. Lewis Cancer and Research Pavilion at St. Joseph’s/Candler.

If you’re a “current” 9th, 10th or 11th grade young lady enrolled in a public or private school in Chatham, Liberty, Bryan and Effingham counties, why not join me for the 4th Annual Dawn’s Daughter Leadership Academy?

It was a near-perfect night in downtown Savannah’s Ellis Square where the 26th annual Shamrock Run was held Friday night.

Everyone has a fish story, but not everyone’s is as heartwarming as John Brown’s.

Patricia George, Isabella Martinez, and Tennessee Sack have launched a campaign against cancer. They are running as a team in the Leukemia-Lymphoma Society’s Student of the Year Competition.

When she’s not in school, Maddy Williams is trying to solve bigger problems than she sees in the 4th Grade.

Several area schools took a step toward eliminating bullying on Friday by giving students the information to stop it.

The Wesley Community Centers in the heart of Savannah provide safe, reliable daycare, and much more for families on limited incomes.

When she really wants to take it easy, she enters all five of them into road races.

We’re all thrilled that the weather has gotten a lot more comfortable from where it was earlier this week - none of us more than the people who work outside.

Inventions included an app that measures water quality anywhere in the world and a steering wheel wrap that could protect drivers.

A little energy, a lot of animosity. Add ice and stir. That has been the recipe for success for the Savannah Hockey Classic.

In 2017, Amy Wright was named CNN’s National Hero of the Year after starting an inspiring new business.

Smith Street in Claxton gets a whole lot brighter this time of year, and that’s because of a lady by name of Reba Vanmeter.

Christmas Eve morning can sometimes be like a starter’s gun to start the last-minute madness. But here in Brooklet they use the morning to gather and remember the season.

Union members collected 285 bikes for this year's holiday bike giveaway.

Friday, the City of Savannah honored a woman for her dedication to her neighborhood.

Two elementary school students in Glennville got their Christmas wish a few days early.

Nearly 50 students at Savannah’s Hancock Day School have been nominated for Duke University’s talent search.

Christmas wishes come true courtesy of generous and giving radio listeners.

Christmas came early for the children at Urban Hope.

Savannah-area realtors are making sure families staying at Safe Shelter have a very Merry Christmas this year.

We’ve been telling you for a few weeks now that we are partnering with the United States Marines on their Toys for Tots Program, but that’s been a collective “we’.” The Savannah community is generously supporting WTOC’s toy drive efforts.

A local women’s group showing that it is never too soon to make a difference in your community.

Santa had a surprise and an exciting new life experience for the newest members of the Savannah Bitty and Beau’s Coffee team.

A local charity visited the Willett Children’s Hospital at Memorial Monday, helping spread cheer among the tiny patients.

Bluffton teachers, firefighters, police officers and Marines sunk baskets while raising money for the police department's first Shop with a Cop program.

Christmas is in the air, and so is Christmas music, thanks to local school kids.

It’s only the first week of December, but Christmas came right on time Thursday at Dwayne and Cynthia Willett Children’s Hospital.

Mayors from all across Southeast Georgia joined forces Wednesday to bring some holiday cheer to patients at Georgia Regional Hospital.

There is so much history in Savannah that some can get overlooked, like the historic Savannah Theater that snuck up on a significant milestone Tuesday.

Santa’s Pantry is collecting non-perishable foods that are easy for kids to eat.

We’re wishing a Happy Birthday to our region’s largest university.

WTOC is partnering with the U.S. Marines on their annual Toys 4 Tots Campaign, but we like to see the wealth shared, especially when it’s shared with children in need.

The recipe for history is coming together nicely in Richmond Hill as construction nears a completion on the restored Henry Ford bakery building.

Giving Tuesday turned out to be a day of getting for several fortunate organizations in the Savannah area.

The Savannah Harbor Foundation, which supports children’s charities in the Coastal Empire, started the season of giving off early.

Your generosity has helped make this a Happy Thanksgiving for Coastal Empire families in need.

On Thanksgiving Eve, we’re already getting ready for the day after Thanksgiving here at WTOC.

Most movies are a labor of love to the people who make them, but that was certainly the case for Bennie Mitchell III.

Classical music can be more accessible in a non-classical setting - and it was this weekend.

From before dawn until after dark, cans, boxes, and packages kept coming - a continuous stream of generosity - as Savannah once again gave on WTOC’s Day of Giving so that less fortunate families can also have a Happy Thanksgiving.

It was a little more than a teaspoon of sugar helping the medicine go down at the Dwayne and Cynthia Willett Children’s Hospital on Tuesday.

Savannah Dental opened only for veterans on Monday, providing free dental services to active and former members of the military on the practice’s first Veterans Giveback.

A veteran from the Lowcountry lost his highschool ring in the 60′s and on Friday, it was finally returned.

Young students never need a reason to read, but they had a good one at a local school on Thursday.

Wednesday, the doctors from Memorial Health shared an expertise that they are particularly qualified to pass along.