Danielle Cobb

Beaufort

Multimedia Journalist at WSAV-TV (Savannah, GA)

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Salem Bay residents’ concerns grow after another shooting at Garden Oaks Apartments

1 week ago | wsav.com | Danielle Cobb

BEAUFORT, S.C. (WSAV) — Residents of the quiet Salem Bay neighborhood said their peace has been consistently interrupted by gunfire and blue lights, but it’s not happening in their subdivision. They said the problem is coming from across the road. Folks in the Salem Bay subdivision said there have been several shootings in the Garden Oaks Apartments in the past six months, including one Wednesday night. Two people were injured in that shooting.
Beloved Beaufort shop, the Chocolate Tree, to close after 45 years

1 week ago | wsav.com | Danielle Cobb

BEAUFORT, S.C. (WSAV) — Forrest Gump once said, “Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you’re gonna get.” Locals and tourists said their box now feels empty, as a popular Beaufort shop is set to close its doors after 45 years. Like all good chocolate, folks are savoring their last moments at the Chocolate Tree in downtown Beaufort. “It’s very sad because it’s kind of like a landmark here in Beaufort,” said one woman, who has been visiting the shop for 20 years.
Food delivery turns into a frightening night for Burton neighborhood

1 week ago | wsav.com | Danielle Cobb

BURTON, S.C. (WSAV) — The Inwood neighborhood is normally a quiet dead-end street, situated right off Joe Frazier Road in Burton. Residents told WSAV that silence was broken by gunfire last night, and it all started with a food delivery.
West Congress St. businesses looking to make changes after recent shootings

1 week ago | wsav.com | Danielle Cobb

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — Business owners along West Congress Street and in the downtown tourist district are frustrated with the streak of violence they say seems to keep happening right outside their doors. Now some are looking to make changes to their operations to keep customers and employees safe. “This is a beautiful city, you know, but it is becoming more and more dangerous every single day,” said Troy Moxley, the general manager of Lady and Sons.
Locals, tourists honor the fallen at Beaufort National Cemetery

1 week ago | wsav.com | Danielle Cobb

BEAUFORT, S.C. (WSAV) — Whether they know a veteran who laid down their life, or not, hundreds of folks gathered on Beaufort’s National Cemetery grounds Monday to pay their respect back to those who sacrificed their tomorrows for our todays. Lowcountry residents and tourists made their way to the national cemetery in Beaufort to watch the Memorial Day ceremony. Once the ceremony was wrapped, several folks ventured off to explore the grounds.
Local animal rescues calling on community to adopt, foster as shelters reach max capacity

2 weeks ago | wsav.com | Danielle Cobb

BEAUFORT COUNTY, S.C. (WSAV) — Pet surrender calls have continued to come into Beaufort County Animal Services even though they’ve already reached max capacity. Other shelters in the area have said they are also overwhelmed, and without help from the community, they fear it will only get worse from here.
Hilton Head locals urge council for workforce housing solutions

2 weeks ago | wsav.com | Danielle Cobb

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (WSAV) — Tensions continue to rise on Hilton Head Island as frustrations grow over the town’s slow progress on workforce housing. Dozens of residents showed up at tonight’s council meeting, demanding answers and action. “I’d appreciate if you’d please stand up,” said one community member, with a large group of people standing in support.
Hilton Head locals urge council for workforce housing solutions

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Danielle Cobb

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (WSAV) — Tensions continue to rise on Hilton Head Island as frustrations grow over the town’s slow progress on workforce housing. Dozens of residents showed up at tonight’s council meeting, demanding answers and action. “I’d appreciate if you’d please stand up,” said one community member, with a large group of people standing in support.
Local non-profit thrift stores see steady foot traffic despite tariffs

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Danielle Cobb

BEAUFORT COUNTY, S.C (WSAV) — Recent tariffs are said to be impacting businesses, including non-profits. The Beaufort Salvation Army shut its doors just last month, blaming the shaky economy. Now some folks wonder if other local nonprofits will share the same fate. “Business is up. We are up about 30 percent in sales across the board,” said Jill Rubin, the Manager of Treasure House Thrift Store in Beaufort. Rubin said they haven’t seen those impacts.
SCDNR program restores oyster populations through recycled shells

2 weeks ago | wspa.com | Danielle Cobb

BEAUFORT, S.C. (WSAV) — Oysters are a vital source in the Lowcountry, whether that’s to the ocean environment, or our bellies. Once a year, the species gets a little help from humans to restore their beds to make sure they remain a thriving population. “They filter water, they provide a central fish habitat,” said Michael Hodges, a wildlife biologist with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR). “They can help stabilize our banks from erosion.