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Major expansion projects underway at the Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport are set to boost commercial, cargo, and general aviation capacity, with a focus on the growth of regional economic ties, including Statesboro.

Driven by a passion for service and a desire to explore the world, 19-year-old Alexander Andrews, a Statesboro resident, officially began his journey at the U.S. Naval Academy on June 23, 2025. With strong military roots, a love of travel, and a year of preparation behind him, Andrews is ready to take on the challenges ahead—both in uniform and wherever the journey may take him.

Eight-year-old Ellis Pool is already an acclaimed artist, whose journey began by sketching his childhood fascinations. This unique spark ignited a remarkable talent, now showcased in an exhibition at the Nessmith-Lane Building at Georgia Southern University.

This February, the City of Statesboro presented its Key to the City to Our Girls Rock Too, a local nonprofit organization founded by Stacey Grant. The award celebrates the program's impact on young women across the community for more than a decade, as Grant and her team help young girls discover their purpose, confidence, and power.

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.

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.

Statesboro's Sydney Davis was recently awarded Georgia Jaycee of the Year, an honor that requires exemplary service, leadership, development, and fellowship. She was also elected to serve a one-year term as state-level President for the organization. Energetic and driven, Davis is excited for the year ahead and hopes her enthusiasm for volunteering is contagious.

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.

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.

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.