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Dearly Beloved by Antonia B. Larkin, a Georgia Southern alumnus, opened in the Rosengart Gallery of the Averitt Center on January 9. The exhibit features Larkin's work through video, sculpture, and other unexpected materials. The exhibit will be on display until February 28th.

Statesboro's Paul and Jo Akins recently celebrated a major milestone in their marriage: 70 years together!

The Statesboro Food Bank is proud to announce a significant milestone, distributing nearly 1 million meals in 2024, underscoring its vital role in combating food insecurity across Bulloch County and surrounding areas. With continued support from local partners, the organization is expanding its impact, providing essential nutrition to thousands of families in need.

Lillian Wingate, Genealogy & Local History Coordinator at the Statesboro-Bulloch County Library, has accepted a new position in Thomasville, Georgia as the Executive Director of the Thomasville Genealogical Library. After almost 10 years at the Statesboro-Bulloch County Library, Wingate is excited to begin this new chapter of her career.

Christian T. Scott is a passionate local kayaker and environmental advocate whose journey on the Zambezi River became more than an adventure—it became a mission to protect one of the world’s most remarkable waterways.

Kate Hall was born with a rare brain malformation and has faced health challenges all her life, but a change in her care led to a downward spiral, with doctors even suggesting hospice care. But her family's unwavering commitment to their girl and her wellbeing led to a solution that they hope will help other families, too.

A fixture in the Statesboro community for many years, Kathryn Olliff's wit and welcoming nature will be missed by all who knew her.

Wil Atencio, who grew up exploring the wilderness of Wyoming, has turned his childhood passion for nature into a promising career in marine ecology, culminating in his recent completion of a master’s in biology at Georgia Southern University, where he focused on oyster population dynamics and estuary preservation.

Hanto Union Jiu-Jitsu meets at the Statesboro YMCA, and this martial art has become a transformative journey for those who practice it. This is more than just a martial arts club—it’s a hub for confidence, fitness, and community.

The Visit Statesboro lobby has been transformed into a festive holiday display thanks to the donation of an extensive snow village by local residents Frank and Marcia Parker, featuring collectible Dept. 56 pieces, including limited-edition models of iconic Statesboro buildings.