Community

Galactic Comics and Games hosted Free Comic Book Day, an international celebration of these beloved visual stories. Local artists were available for meet and greets, and attendees took home new reads from a large table filled with free comic books.

Esther's Place kicked off their first vintage and artisan market at the fairgrounds on Saturday May 4, 2024, raising money with the help of local artists and business. Single mothers, homeless veteran women, and women in recovery all have a safe space right here in Bulloch County. Read more about what the non-profit is doing for the community and check out some moments from today's 'Esther in the Boro' market.

Volunteers at the Feed the Boro food drop received a visit from a community hero, SPD Officer Joey DeLoach, who is recovering from injuries suffered in the line of duty. Officer DeLoach received a deserved hero's welcome at the food drop which he normally helps with each month.

The Statesboro Amateur Radio Society and the Southeastern Amateur Radio Association will host a special event station this weekend in honor of Blind Willie McTell's birthday. He was born May 5, 1898, in Douglas, GA. The event station will use the special call sign W4M.

The auction is the Humane Society's largest and most successful fundraising event of the year, and all of the proceeds go to rescue and spay/neuter programs. Check out some of the items that will be available this year!

Grice Connect is proud to join other great local businesses as corporate sponsors to partner with the City of Statesboro to bring the Downtown Live concert series back. The second in the summer eight concert series on Thursday night featured Papa Sol. Click on the pictures to view the gallery. You might see yourself!!

For the 24th consecutive year, a community wide National Day of Prayer celebration was held on the Bulloch County Courthouse lawn. Grice Connect's Kathy Riggs takes you to the event with her photos.

This Saturday, the Statesboro YMCA will welcome the community for a day packed with fun and free activities promoting a healthy physical and mental lifestyle for kids and families as they gear up for summer.

It was a team effort on Wednesday, May 1, to pack more than 1,200 bags of hygiene products for young people in our community to use over the summer.

This month's food drop is dedicated to Statesboro Police officer Joey DeLoach, who was recently injured in the line of duty. Recipients are encouraged to get in line early for the distribution, which will take place at Statesboro High School.