While many communities around the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry have either cancelled or postponed events around Martin Luther King Junior Day, in Effingham County they are pressing on, with some slight changes
Joe Marinelli, President of Visit Savannah, says of the hotels he’s spoken to this week in Savannah’s Historic District, most are reporting occupancy rates in the high 80′s, which is right on par for this time of year.
Eating healthier and living healthier are the most common New Year’s resolutions every year, and often the hardest to keep. So, we’re going to get a little help sticking to it this year.
Many of you may be making last minute plans to ring in the new year Friday night... but if you’re a parent of young children - the thought of making it to midnight may not be an option.
The roadways aren’t as busy as they were yesterday with holiday travel traffic, but that doesn’t mean law enforcement agencies like Georgia State Patrol are relaxing their effort to keep people safe behind the wheel.
Animal enclosures at the Oatland Island Wildlife Center have a little more holiday flair than usual, thanks to some Savannah-Chatham County Public School students.
COVID-19 cases in South Carolina are higher than they have been since October and with Christmas around the corner people are lining up to get tested before seeing family.
For nearly a decade, Savannah Police officers and several community partners have kept a holiday tradition going by teaming up to give donated toys, food and other items to families around the city.
Over the next few weeks people will be gathering to celebrate Christmas and the new year, so health officials say they want people to be mindful of others as we are still in a pandemic and the omicron variant spreads.
SAFE Shelter Savannah got an extra special delivery Friday thanks to the help of some local Realtors. Providing gifts for women and their children looking to start over after being impacted by domestic violence.
It’s the busy season for the United States Postal Service as they work to deliver billions of holiday letters and packages all over the country as quickly as possible.
Feed the Hungry is getting ready to open its Toy Assistance Registration for families in need. The toys will be given out at FTH’s annual Christmas Holiday Dinner on Dec. 23.
Santa got a little extra help making a Christmas Wish come true for one very special patient at the Dwaine and Cynthia Willett Children’s Hospital of Savannah, Coleman Bohannon, who’s battling Leukemia.
Meredith Sowell is a pastry chef at Perry Lane Hotel and joined us on Morning Break with a great dessert perfect for a holiday dinner party - Eggnog Creme Brulee.
