South Carolinian Mike Kohn will lead the US Bobsledding team in Vancouver.

Some Screven County residents were shocked at their unusually high electric bills due to this winter’s frigid temperatures. Now the city of Sylvania is offering customers more time to pay,interest free.

Could Rincon become the sit for the next Keller’s type flea market? How about a home for a few museums? Maybe a picnic sit on the River? Those are just a few of the possibilities being studied now for creating a tourism trade for Rincon and the county.

One new tattoo parlor in Stateboro is shining a new light on the once-thought-of seedy business.

Pembroke took a step Monday night toward reestablishing the town’s dormant recreation department.

Five years after the parties began trading accusations over who freed the turkeys, a jury heard opening arguments in a civil trial.

A landslide in NC traps one woman!

A three-year veteran of the Hilton Head Plantation Security Department was named a statewide 2009 security office of the year for his involvement in defusing a potentially deadly situation in September.

Last week, Long County residents began receiving their 2010 tax bills. Some of them are not happy with what they saw when they opened them.

A bill that would allow Beaufort County municipalities to increase sales taxes by a penny to raise more money for tourism promotion and tourism-related capital projects is being pushed by the area business leaders.

A new program seeks to help GSU students with transportation problems.

Liberty County offers child care options for parents during school furloughs.

Liberty Humane Shelter has asked the Liberty County Commission for a county-wide spay/neuter ordinance.

Ever wondered why alligators and wading birds make great neighbors? ‘Georgia Outdoors,‘ premiering Wednesday, February 3 will show you. Read more here.

If you don’t have a lot of money to spend on your sweetheart this Valentine’s Day, you may be surprised at how many inexpensive choices you have close by.

According to seismologists, an earthquake of the magnitude that struck Haiti two weeks ago is not an impossibility for South Carolina.

The city of Rincon may be a step closer to implementing a recycling program.

Giving the Harbour Town Lighthouse a facelift in time for the Verizon Heritage PGA Tour tournament.

There was a bit of hissing, some coiling and a lot of flapping going on this week in one 7th grade classroom at Southeast Bulloch Middle School.

A food pantry that Hilton Head Island residents have relied on for nearly a year has until Sunday to move, and it doesn’t have a new location, according to its founder.

There are several things you can do to protect your pet from rabies.

Oglethorpe Power Company has deferred its plans to construct a 100-megawatt electric generating facility in Baxley.

A Wayne Memorial Hospital CEO will address state legislators regarding Governor Perdue’s proposed hospital tax.

A Delta connection flight from New York to Charleston, SC had to make an emergency landing Wednesday.

An audit of the South Carolina Employment Security Commission found numerous problems at the agency, from inadequate reserves that pay unemployment benefits to failure to contain costs.

When President Obama addresses a joint session of Congress Wednesday night, there will be no shout out this time. At least not from Rep. Joe Wilson.

A Screven County father who found two young men hiding in the bathroom of his house held them at gunpoint and made them pray aloud until deputies arrived.

Fort Stewart has a massive metal sculpture of deposed Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein.

One Beaufort man wants to help kids learn basic math skills…and he’s created a board game to make it fun too!

She’s Lady Liberty…but does she really need a husband?