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Armstrong’s Cricket Farm in Glennville
GLENNVILLE, Ga. (WTOC) - Several farms in Tattnall County produce pecans, corn, cotton, sweet onions and so much more. But, did you know they also grow crickets. Michaela Romero spent the day in Glenville at a cricket farm to see what all the chirping was about.
Woman hospitalized in Coastal Georgia after stabbing at public park
KINGSLAND, Ga. — Above video: Your Wednesday headlines. A woman has been hospitalized in Coastal Georgia after a stabbing at a public park. According to the Kingsland Police Department, officers responded to a report of a stabbing victim Tuesday night on West Lilly Street. The victim was rushed to...
Property Transfers: Government-backed loans for first-time homebuyers harder to secure
This article is the second in a three-part series examining the challenges for entry-level homebuyers. Part 2 focuses on loan availability. With average home prices rising across the tri-county coastal Georgia region to between $316,300 and $365,250, according to real estate website Zillow, buyers in the housing market are facing home prices 8-9%...
‘It should’ve never happened’: Father of student hospitalized after fight speaks out
JESUP, Ga. (WSAV) – A young boy who’s been fighting all his life is now facing an even tougher battle after an incident at Wayne County High School that left him severely injured. His father says it was preventable. Wyitt was diagnosed at a young age with cystic fibrosis, a genetic disorder that affects lung […]
Hinesville V.A. clinic to be renamed after local heroes
Liberty County, Ga. (WTOC) - A grassroots community effort out of Liberty County has made it all the way to President Joe Biden’s desk. The bill to name the Hinesville Veterans Affairs Clinic after four local Vietnam veterans passed the Senate last week, and now is awaiting the president’s signature.
Industry, residential development threaten Savannah's drinking water sources, report says
Water quality and quantity have become barometers for the Savannah area’s population and industrial growth, a statewide watchdog group noted in a report released Thursday. “Metro Atlanta has long been Georgia’s poster child for out-of-control and poorly managed growth, and the region’s unbridled thirst for water sparked a more than three-decade water conflict...
Man arrested in Richmond Hill arson investigation
RICHMOND HILL, Ga. (WSAV) – One man has been arrested in connection to an arson investigation in Richmond Hill. “When it went, it went good. I mean, it was burning black smoke,” said Donald Daniel, who lives near the house that caught fire Friday. Thomas Adam Spigner Barrack, 28, was arrested for first-degree arson just […]
In rekindled debate, RTM slams door on Jesup Green parking plan
WESTPORT — The Representative Town Meeting on Wednesday made it clear that it would not allow any part of Jesup Green to be paved over to replace parking lost elsewhere. In a debate rekindled from the embers of six-and-a-half hour meeting overnight Tuesday into Wednesday, RTM members rejected some proposed amendments to the resolution — including one floated by the first selectwoman — and passed one that made it clear a $630,000 appropriation using federal American Rescue Plan Act funds to redesign Jesup Green and the Imperial Avenue lot could not be used to design parking on the green.
Weather class with Heather for Claxton third grade students
CLAXTON, Tenn. (WVLT) - Chief Meteorologist Heather Haley spent Friday morning with all of the third grade students at Claxton Elementary School. These Anderson County students have been learning about weather, and before the school year ends they got to learn more about tv news and weather. With recent storms,...
Are homes in Richmond Hill melting?
RICHMOND HILL, Ga. (WSAV) — Homes in Richmond Hill appear to be melting, according to homeowners. It’s not because temperatures are unseasonably high or because the homes are too old. It’s because they’re built so close together. Neighbors tell me the sun is reflecting off their windows onto the siding of homes next door, causing […]
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