The Bluffton’s Children Parade kicked the holiday off with many smiles as families in town gathered in Old Town Bluffton for the decades-old tradition.
Before you head down to River Street for the Fourth of July festivities, the Savannah Waterfront Association has a few things they want you to keep in mind.
Residents and visitors along the Grand Strand are encouraged to dress in red, white and blue, and head to the beach on July 4 for the 10th Annual Salute from the Shore.
While many people are excited to get their weekend started, Tybee city officials say they want people to enjoy the holiday, but they are concerned with crowds and traffic control.
They say their administrative offices will also be closed. However, the ticket window at the Joe Murray Rivers, Jr. Intermodal Transit Center will be open from 7 a.m.-4 p.m.
Memorial Day marks the unofficial start to summer, and plenty of people will spend it on Tybee Island, but members of Tybee Island’s Public Safety Committee members are already planning for the next summer holiday.
Any repeat visitors from last year's celebration will undoubtedly be praying for better weather. Last year's event was one of the coldest on record at 10 degrees Fahrenheit. Forecasters say Monday's party will take place amid mild temperatures but possibly rain.
If you spent Wednesday in the stores, you’re not alone. Plenty of people went looking for gifts, for others or themselves, while many stores hold over the holiday sales.
On Christmas Eve Santa Claus will be coming to town! And for over 60 years, NORAD has been tracking Kris Kringle’s world tour, giving you the chance to follow along on his journey.
Representative Carl Gilliard and other organizations hosted the 10th annual Savannah feed the hungry event on Sunday. Food, toys and even opportunities for jobs were all part of this event.
The Savannah Waterfront Association is currently in the middle of one of the biggest holiday events in Savannah. Christmas on the River kicked off on Friday and will continue through Sunday.
With Christmas just a few days away, Savannah Police are reminding people to stay vigilant when it comes to keeping your packages out of the hands of others.
One holiday attraction in Bulloch County is helping more than 100,000 visitors celebrate Christmas cheer, while also helping feed those in need all year long.
Tuesday is the last day to mail anything to a military base or diplomatic location using priority mail express to guarantee it gets there by Christmas. That's anything with an APO, FPO, or DPO address.
The Rape Crisis Center of the Coastal Empire hosted the 9th annual Savannah Reindeer Run on Saturday morning at the Savannah Trade and Convention Center.
Locals in Evans County have gotten together and formed a non-profit organization. Project Evans Hope was just created this year, and the group is already trying to help as many families as they can.
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.
Do you have any old or unused holiday decorations that you don’t plan on using? Bryan County Emergency Services is asking you to donate them to local first responders so they can light up their stations around the county.
A June ruling gave states the go-ahead to require more companies to collect sales tax on online purchases. Now, more than two dozen have moved to take advantage of the ruling, many ahead of the busy holiday shopping season.
You’ll want to be extra cautious as you fork out the cash or swipe your credit card when you’re doing your holiday shopping. The FBI is reminding shoppers that cyber criminals have aggressive and creative ways to steal money and personal information.
People are pushing the turkey away as we speak and gearing up for Santa to come to town. The City of Richmond Hill will celebrate the start of December with their 23rd Annual Christmas Parade.
