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Four lifelong friends, the last remaining members of the Nevils High School Class of 1953, recently gathered for a heartwarming reunion, sharing stories and laughter that spanned seven decades.

Aspen Canton is on a mission to revitalize Statesboro's community garden, transforming it into a thriving space of growth, connection, and self-sufficiency.

Reid Hill, a talented young pianist inspired by his church musician, has honed his skills through dedication and mentorship, balancing academics and music while captivating audiences through performances, including his participation in the recent ONE Series, showcasing local talent.

From his roots in Vietnam and Germany to his successful restaurant in Statesboro, Son Nguyen has worked tirelessly to introduce the authentic doner kebab to the area, blending his diverse cultural background with the welcoming spirit of the Boro. Despite the challenges of running a business, Nguyen's dedication to quality, affordability, and customer care has earned him a loyal following, with hopes of one day expanding his beloved eatery beyond College Plaza.

The One Health exhibit at the Georgia Southern Museum highlights the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health through interactive displays, educational collaborations, and real-world applications, encouraging visitors to recognize and act on their role in maintaining a healthy ecosystem.

Bryant’s Landing is transforming the former Julia P. Bryant Elementary School site into affordable, age-restricted housing for residents 55 and older. The development blends new construction with historic preservation to provide safe, community-focused living backed by local partnerships and tax credit funding.

At Eagle Creek Brewing Company, weekly philosophical discussions transform casual beer drinking into intellectual exploration. 'Philosophy After Dark' brings together students, professors, and community members to engage with life's big questions in an environment that encourages charitable disagreement and authentic dialogue. The initiative, led by Dr. Dan Larkin and his colleagues at Georgia Southern University, demonstrates how academic philosophy can thrive beyond classroom walls.

Delores Groomes has been a cornerstone of Statesboro’s business and civic community, building a career that blends professional success with deep community involvement. From an unexpected start in the insurance industry to becoming a partner at Brinson, Williams & Groomes, her journey is a testament to hard work, resilience, and a passion for service. Beyond her business, she has dedicated herself to revitalizing downtown, mentoring future leaders, and giving back in countless ways.

FarmDaze 24 is an annual endurance event at Hunter Cattle Company in Brooklet, GA, blending ultrarunning with a festive, community-driven atmosphere, where participants of all levels tackle timed races while enjoying local food, live music, and camaraderie.

The late Kelly Berry was honored as the Averitt Center's 2025 Legend of the Arts, celebrating his profound contributions to the arts community in Statesboro. Known for his leadership, mentorship, and passion for theater, Berry’s legacy continues to inspire both his students and colleagues.