Tom Gustafson is a 78-year-old veteran who has beat cancer, had extensive heart procedures, and lives with diabetes. Despite that, he is overcoming the odds and can now add black belt to his list of accomplishments.
On November 22 Debby Neal-Strickland and Jim Strickland were celebrating getting married. Two days later Debby was in a hospital gown donating her kidney to her new husband’s ex-wife Mylaen.
More than four years and 250 pounds later, Ponce De Leon High School Teacher Donna Hicks said her life will never be the same, in the best way possible.
The Human Society of Greater Savannah & The Social at Savannah came together to help provide a unique service to residents, with the help of baby bunny Radish.
At the age of 84, Moon is now an official high school graduate. On Friday, he got the chance to walk across the stage, shake the principal’s hand, and receive his diploma.
Residents of the small southeast Alabama city of Ashford have waited through several months of weather delays to see an exciting new street mural laid down.
According to the Elba Fire Department, the fire happened in the 2400 block of Coffee County Road 337. The building involved, which some have reported being the Cabinet Shop, suffered heavy damage.
There’s a six-year-old little girl waiting to be added to a heart transplant list. As she prepares for this major surgery she has a full army of support behind her at Crossroads Elementary School in Gulfport.
A Phenix City Native and U.S. Army Reserve Soldier has earned a spot on Team USA in Women’s Sport Pistol and will compete in the 2021 Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan.
After spending six weeks at North Florida Regional Medical Center fighting COVID-19, Henry James still gets to see his favorite nurses every day as he works as a COVID-19 symptom screener.
Eli Campbell will soon head to the Dwaine & Cynthia Willett Children’s Hospital of Savannah for brain surgery. His family is asking for your help in making his hospital stay a positive experience.
A 16-year-old will be heading to the highest of seven hills this fall. Curtis Lawrence III, will be graduating not only high school, but also college this spring.
AJ Wilkerson, aka Captain Autism, found his self in stand-up comedy. And when the pandemic sent his world into a spiral, a beat-up van became his lifeline for a brighter future.
A registered organ donor, who never imagined she would donate while living, met the person whose life she saved during National Donate Life Month in a heartwarming reunion.
In the lawsuit, the family said they believe negligence by the driver that hit the boys, the school bus driver and ther school district led to the crash.
