The Congaree Golf Club has received international acclaim for creating a great golf course and even more praise for helping create opportunities for kids from all around the world to go to college.
26,000 is much more than a number at the National Museum of the Mighty 8th Air Force this weekend. It is a visual tribute. A solemn reminder. A faithful mission.
Proof that car detailing has become one of the most popular subjects at Ridgeland-Hardeeville High School can be seen in the shine of freshly cleaned cars and in the school’s hallways.
The Savannah-Chatham County Public School System has announced plans for in-person graduation ceremonies that will be outdoors, with limited attendance and social distancing.
Dozens of art galleries are scattered throughout the streets of downtown Savannah. Some have ridden the wave of revitalization. Others, like Signature Gallery, have been mainstays for decades.
RBC Heritage Tournament Director Steve Wilmot often finds himself having to remind people about one of the most important reasons Hilton Head Island has a PGA TOUR event.
It was not a show of strength on the South Georgia coast. But it was a show, a rare chance for civilians to watch military training that doubled as an actual recovery mission.
Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Coastal Empire is inviting all runners, walkers and strollers out to Red Gate Farms on Saturday, April 3 for the annual Red Shoes Run.
Saint Leo University’s Savannah Center has partnered with Amerigroup, Ben and Jerry’s, Domino’s and Horizon Staffing to host “The Luck of the Lion” St. Patrick’s Day Celebration.
Statesboro's Ava Mincey is one of two Georgia Top Youth Volunteer honorees through the Prudential Spirit of Community Awards for her work raising money for Alzheimer's research through sales of "Ava's Lemonade."
The drive-thru food distribution event was held to provide fresh produce, such as greens and cabbages, to the community to help ensure everyone has a nutritious new year.
Although many local students are not in the classroom right now, one of the most fun extracurricular activities of the school year is still taking place.
A lot of children in the Coastal Empire will have a new winter coat just in time for the coldest weekend of the season so far thanks to the Canady’s Coats for Kids coat drive that WTOC viewers supported.
Tradition is being altered this year, with Christmas looking and feeling not quite the same. This is why downtown Savannah has been such a comforting site these last several weeks.
Our annual Toys for Tots Toy Drive has now come to a close and once again it has highlighted the true generosity of our community. Toy donations filled more than fifty boxes all going back out into the community to children in need.
