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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.

The man in the red suit is quite busy this time of year, but he took time out of his busy schedule to "sit a spell" with local children. This beloved Brooklet tradition recommenced this year after pausing for five years. Grice Connect's Jeneane Brown visited jolly old St. Nick to capture some magical moments.

There's a garden growing at Brooklet First Baptist Church, thanks to Minister of Music and Youth Billy Lane and a group of volunteers. The garden is not only providing fruits and vegetables for all but also bringing the community together through the love and learning of gardening.

Dr. David C. Weindorf, Vice President for Research and Economic Development at Georgia Southern University and a globally recognized soil scientist, delivered an insightful presentation at the Georgia Grown Innovation Center in Metter, Georgia, on November 12, 2024. His talk showcased the complexity and importance of soil science while highlighting the innovative tools and local connections that make the field both fascinating and accessible.

For almost 20 years, Staying in Stitches Quilt Guild in Statesboro has supported Safe Haven and survivors of domestic violence with their specially created Christmas stockings, which they fill with small gifts and supplies.

Tis the season for house fires, and some Statesboro firefighters took time out of their busy schedule to teach local senior citizens some important fire prevention tips to keep them safe for the season.

Dr. Raymona Lawrence opens up about her career, values, and leadership philosophy following her recent speaking engagement with the American Public Health Association. She reminds us to first consider who we need to be -- before we focus on what we need to do.

Founded in 1974 by Dr. John Mooney, the Bulloch Alcohol and Drug Council has long championed substance abuse prevention and education. Under Joyce Stubbs’ leadership, it expanded through federal grants and impactful programs like Red Ribbon Week, continuing to connect the community with vital resources and support.

The Welter family marked the end of an era recently with their final Cane Grinding and Syrup Boiling event on their Bulloch County homestead, a bittersweet farewell to a beloved tradition.