SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) – If you rely on the Chatham Area Transit, you can expect more service reductions due to the COVID-19 pandemic. CAT officials have already waived all fares and reduced its capacity to 50 percent. CAT started reducing services and making adjustments on March 26, and with ridership continuing to decline, they felt… Keep Reading

Source: WJCL First responders and hospital workers battling the spread of the coronavirus are showing their appreciation after a grocery store in Pooler opened just for them. The Pooler Police Department took to Facebook to thank the Bi-Lo in town for opening during off-hours. “We couldn’t do what we do without the love and support of… Keep Reading

POOLER, Ga. —With healthcare workers and first responders on the front lines battling the spread of COVID-19, making sure their kids are safe and taken care of becomes even more important. One organization, and one local restaurant teamed up Tuesday to do just that! Even in the middle of a pandemic, these are busy times… Keep Reading

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) – A local ice cream parlor hosts a social media giveaway during COVID-19. Leopold’s plans to give away a pint of ice cream every day this week to some lucky customers. Leopold’s is calling the giveaway “Scoops of Happiness.” Leopold’s invites locals in Savannah to nominate their friends and family on social… Keep Reading

There are new visitor restrictions effective Monday, April 6 at St. Joseph Candler locations to keep patients safe from the coronavirus. St. Joseph’s Candler will no longer allow visitors in any inpatient unit, outpatient service or physician office building. There will however be a few exceptions for things like Labor and Delivery, Outpatient Surgery and… Keep Reading

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) – Although she’s stuck in the house because of coronavirus, Odessa Grant says she’s doing her part to give back. The 80-year-old from Savannah owns A Touch of Africa Boutique and Cultural Shop on Skidaway Road. Grant also suffers from diabetes as well. With the store closed and Grant belonging to the… Keep Reading

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTGS) — Although dine-in services have completely stopped, some restaurants are finding creative ways to cash in during this pandemic. Carey Hilliards has offered curb-side services since they opened 60 years ago, but now they’ve also incorporated a drive-up tent and walk-up window to increase their food orders. Continue Reading on fox28media.com Keep Reading

AVAILABLE FOR CURBSIDE, TAKEOUT, DELIVERY AND/OR TO-GO Restaurant situations are extremely volatile at this point and may change day to day. Note that many are finding it easier to keep their Facebook pages updated than their websites. Always call ahead and remember that listings are subject to change. Restaurants listed alphabetically by these rough geographic… Keep Reading

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) – Times may be ruff right now, but the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office has a paw-sitive solution for it all. And based on the reaction on Facebook, it’s a dog-gone good idea. Sheriff Wilcher deputized Lexi, a 4 month old chocolate lab this week. Already, she’s on the job to support fellow… Keep Reading

POOLER, Ga. (WTGS) — The American Red Cross has been able to meet immediate patient needs officials said. During this uncertain time, they are encouraging individuals to keep scheduled blood donation appointments and to make new blood donation appointments for the weeks ahead to ensure a stable supply throughout this pandemic. Thursday, dozens showed up to… Keep Reading