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The Statesboro Food Bank recently hosted its inaugural Kaleidoscope Dinner Party and Auction, celebrating 37 years of community impact while raising funds to support local families in need. The event offered guests a glimpse into the food bank's new facility, highlighting its expanded vision to combat food insecurity through innovative programs and community engagement.

Emma-Charles Townsend has captivated audiences at Dollywood since she was only eight years old. From a young age, Emma-Charles has demonstrated her musical talents with the support of family, friends, and the production companies she works for in her Tennessee mountain home away from home.

Bulloch County Sheriff's Deputies Brian Myers and Richard Beckum Jr. along with Statesboro Police Officer Nicholas Sparks-Hoskins were named the Bulloch County Public Safety 2024 Officers of the Year. They received this honor on Thursday night at the annual public safety awards banquet.

The Mortons live and work on a 65-acre Centennial Farm in Bulloch County, carrying on the tradition of growing sugarcane and making syrup that was started by Trish's dad, Lannie Lee. They recently presented at the Botanic Garden's Gather & Grow series and offered a taste of all the ways you can enjoy this liquid gold.

Chris Davis was introduced as the new Georgia Southern Athletic Director for Georgia Southern on Monday, November 4th, at the Jack and Ruth Ann Hill Convocation Center.

The 12th Annual CASA Superhero Run united participants from multiple counties, raising $23,500 in support of CASA Ogeechee's mission to advocate for children in foster care. The event highlights transcended race results as Amy, a CASA volunteer who has dedicated over 6 years to advocacy for one family, shared a powerful testament to the organization's life-changing work.

Savannah native Don Waters shared his inspiring journey from college student to CEO, reflecting on family, hard work, and vision in a speech at Georgia Southern University’s Norman Fries Distinguished Lectureship Series. Waters detailed how his experiences in law and business shaped his commitment to Southeast Georgia’s growth, urging the community to support Georgia Southern’s role in advancing regional progress.

In spite of Hurricane Helene's visit to Statesboro, the staff, board, performers, and supporters of the Averitt Center for the Arts came together on September 28 to celebrate this downtown gem's 20th anniversary. The evening was full of musical hits, delicious food, and reflection on what the Averitt means to our community.

On Saturday, October 19, 2024, Georgia Southern University’s Statesboro campus buzzed with energy as 356 participants took part in the annual True Blue 5K and Abbie’s Adventure Race, celebrating school spirit and supporting the Abbie DeLoach Foundation.

Since 1984, Choices of the Heart, a crisis pregnancy center, has been dedicated to supporting women in Statesboro, GA. On October 29th, they will celebrate 40 years of offering help, medical services, and prayer, so that no woman faces pregnancy alone.