On Wednesday, March 10th, the Statesboro Noon Lions Club will sponsor a mobile vision clinic.

Liberty County has received $201,000 to help residents who are homeless or in imminent danger of becoming homeless.

The city of Rincon broke ground on its long-awaited Patriot’s Park Wednesday.

Why would anyone want to be homeless? For Paul Bowers, the answer is simple: to experience the plight of thousands of desperate Americans who live without basice creature comforst many of us take for granted.

Several hundred people turned out to witness the removal of the cornerstone of the Historic Effingham Courthouse. A 100-year-old copper time capsule was opened!

South Carolina archaeologists believe they might have unearthed the first octagonal house in the United States.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

High school students’ biggest concerns have gone from simple things like finding a prom date to more complex issues like how to pay for everything.

Weekend flooding strands some Bryan County residents