If you’re in the area and have had too much to drink, call Yemassee Dispatch. A police officer will come to your location and make sure that you get home safely.
As we count down to the new year, many are buying fireworks. In fact, according to the American Pyrotechnics Association, Americans spend more than one billion dollars on fireworks each year.
It happens every year after Christmas. People start to return unwanted gifts. Whether it’s a sweater that doesn’t fit or a movie you already own, big retailers are ready to exchange it.
Many of us are spending the holidays with family and friends. However, some out there are dealing with the loss of a loved one, making it a difficult time.
For 9-year-old Michael his dog, Tido, was his best friend. But earlier this year, Tido passed away and for Christmas Michael was asking Santa for a new dog, but Santa wasn’t going to be able to make this happen.
Even Christmas Eve morning can be lost in the rush of last minute gift buying and visits and more. But one community used this morning to slow down and remember the original importance of the season.
A small team in Vidalia made a big Christmas happen for hundreds of kids in their community. From bikes to toys, the group makes sure each child has something memorable.
The holiday season is a time for giving, and sometimes that simple act can change more than one life. A woman in Wayne County is especially grateful for one family’s generosity.
Modern Manners expert Lydia Ramsey gave some advice for how to make your first time hosting a Christmas dinner a breeze, including how to set the table for a simple Christmas meal.
We all know men can be a little difficult to shop for this time of year. WTOC got some inspiration at local stores to find the perfect gift for the man in your life this holiday season.
If you want to get into the holiday spirit this weekend, you can bring the whole family to the Trustees Theater and help those in need at the same time.
For so many the holidays are a time to be with family and friends. But for those in the hospital, Christmas may look a little different. The Savannah Police Department is working to change that.
You might be running out to buy those last-minute Christmas gifts for your kids, but experts want to you think before you buy. While they may look fun, not all toys are safe for your children.
If you scroll through Instagram or Facebook this holiday season, you’ll probably get bombarded with pictures of a trend that’s blowing up right now - holiday themed cocktail bars.
More than 70 students invaded Target Friday morning, but it was all for a good cause. St. Andrew's 5th and 6th graders roamed the aisles shopping for toys to give away.
Annette Mitchell and Margaret Ann Pearson, both long-time volunteers at the Greenbriar Children’s Center, stopped by Morning Break to show us how to wrap gifts faster and make those wrapped gifts look better.
Meta Adler with Hostess Provisions has a solution. She came on Morning Break to show us how to build a grazing board perfect for any holiday celebration.
A small group in Vidalia will make a big difference this Christmas for hundreds of local children. They’re getting gifts together to brighten the holidays.
We’re in the thick of the holiday season and area law enforcement want you to be aware that they will be out keeping a close eye on travelers to make sure you make it to and from your destination safely.
The city of Sylvania will soon transform into a Christmas wonderland. Screven County’s Christmas Extravaganza will include food, pictures with Santa, a live nativity and more. The night will end with the Parade of Lights at 6:30 p.m. It’s all happening in downtown Sylvania.
