The Savannah Local Artist Market (SLAM) is an opportunity for artists to sell their work without paying the normal gallery commissions. It’s also the chance to get inspired by their peers.
Dozens of local artists will be selling their work together in Savannah on Saturday, Oct. 16 for the fourth edition of the Savannah Local Artist Market (SLAM).
The Atlanta Braves begin another playoff run on Friday, and that means someone will be sleeping outside of Coach’s Corner in a local sports tradition that dates back to 1991.
Peak hurricane season is just around the corner and scientists at the University of Georgia Skidaway Institute of Oceanography are working with NOAA to improve hurricane forecasts.
Led by UGA marine educators, the Coastal Awareness and Responsible Ecotourism, or CARE, program provides ecotour companies with tools to implement best practices when it comes to water-based tourism activities.
As storms target the Gulf Coast and west of us, most people in our area breathe a sigh of relief to see them miss us. But plenty of local farmers are happy to see the rain after a dry stretch.
As part of our “Exploring Our Parks” series, we traveled to Reidsville to check out a state park that’s changed it’s name a few times but not its identity.
During the Palmetto Championship, former PGA Tour professional Michael Sims heard about Congaree’s plans to refurbish Sergeant Jasper Golf Club and turn the nine-hole course in Ridgeland into a place where local junior golfers and high school teams can play for free. Sims liked the idea so much that he wanted to help.
Camp Buddy, a summer camp for children with down syndrome, made it’s return to Chatham County this week. While there is plenty of fun for campers, it also helps them prepare for the upcoming school year, something even more important this year.
The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources is worried about saltwater marine life levels as more people are fishing and vacationing after 2020.
Once a shining beacon for ships entering the Savannah shipping channel, the Cockspur Island lighthouse has been long snuffed but the love for it lives on.
Decades ago the shrimping industry ran the waters on Hilton Head along with its economy. Now, tourism has taken over and the shrimping business isn’t the same.
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.
The Congaree Foundation bought the little nine-hole course and will use it to give junior golfers and local high school teams a place to play for free.
We are now one month into sea turtle nesting season and the Georgia Department of Natural Resources says they are in full swing, having documented 484 nests on beaches across the state so far this season.
If you were on Tybee Island this weekend you may have seen a large number of jellyfish washed up on shore. As crazy as the sight is to see, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources says this is a common occurrence.
The Squire Pope Carriage House on Calhoun street sits in the center of Old Town Bluffton and survived the fire of 1863. The waterfront home is in a prime location but far from pristine condition.
