Poor weather affects harvest; likely to be less pumpkin available this holiday

Are you thinking about what to do with your kids over the coming holidays? How about a visit to a national park?

To officially usher in the holiday season, Disney flips the switch on its annual Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights.

Project Lifesaver is a tracking system that helps find people with dementia, Alzheimer’s, Down syndrome, autism and mental health disorders if they wander away.

The Bryan County Board of Commissioners approved charging a $75 response fee to paitients who refuse ambulance transport.

Graham Garrett of Richmond Hill was awarded Boy Scouting’s highest honor.

Recently in Bryan County, what appeared to be an act of a litterbug was actually the polar opposite.

A pair of unsolved homicides == one now 10 months old—haven’t gone into the Bryan County cold case files yet.

The greater the number of Bryan County residents who respond to the 2010 Census, the better the chance the county will receive a larger portion of funding from the state.

Georgia’s Rookie Firefighter of the Year for 2009 is from Richmond Hill!

The $600,000 amphitheater project is slated to be completed just prior to October’s Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival, but headlining musical acts won’t take that stage.

In the wake of the recent lightning-related injuries sustained on the Pinewood Christian Academy football field, Bryan County schools are revisiting their safety policies.

Stopping for a soda has helped an Ellabell grandmother find the right pop for a Georgia Lottery prize.

Within two weeks time, Bryan County residents will be able to use public transportation to take them anywhere within Coastal Georgia for a minimal fee—or anywhere inside the county for $3.

The recent passing of Walter Cronkite has been in the hearts and minds of Americans—especially one Bryan County couple that had many encounters with the journalist over the years.

Kids wear Crocs in the pool…but how clean is it?

Can you tell the difference between a dolphin fin and a shark fin? Your life could depend on it!

Bears in Georgia and South Carolina, a more common sight in spring and summer, are always on the lookout for an easy meal.

The 209 Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival will be headlined by two national acts. This is the first time two acts have topped the bill.

A yield sign will be moved soon at a Fort Stewart intersection to change the right-of-way and create better traffic flow.

Mickey Youmans: award-winning filmmaker and environmental activist

Richmond Hill’s first annual National Night Out celebration is taking shape. The event is August 4, and a meeting is being held Thursday for those who want to get involved.

Richmond Hill City Council recently decided to move ahead with the construction of an amphitheater project, but not without some controversy.

The Richmond Hill Police Department presenteda medal of valor and Good Citizen Award to 11-year-old Jessica Macleish for a recent act of heroism.

An innovative solution that combined community efforts to save the state welcome center on U.S. Highway 301 from the governor’s budget cuts now be explored as a partner-type plan to creatively reduce other agency expenses, which, in turn, may kind keep some of Georgia’s facilities in operation.

The two new synthetic soccer field at Richmond Hill’s Henderson park will be watered to keep them cool enough for the players to use.

In response to a recent rash of entering autos by local young people, the Richmond Hill Police Department plans to more actively enforce the city’s curfew ordinance.

Looking to control discipline among students waiting for buses and traffic on streets around schools, Bryan County Education has decided to stagger starting times for classes next school year.

CNN was in attendance at the Bryan County Board of Education meeting.  That’s Carver News Network!

The Richmond Hill City Council granted the go-ahead for the application of nearly a million dollars in stimulus money to rehab the water and sewer system during Tuesday’s council meeting.