Success

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.

Rose Mary Gee, PhD, is a beloved Associate Professor with an incredible legacy of 29 years of dedication to the Georgia Southern School of Nursing (SON). She will officially step into a new chapter of retirement on January 1, 2025 after devoting her career to the development of future nurses and public health research. Join Grice Connect in remembering some of her greatest accomplishments, and the impact she has had on countless individuals and communities through her life’s work.

Fordham's Farmhouse Restaurant recently celebrated its 20th anniversary, honoring two decades of serving home-cooked meals in a welcoming, family-like atmosphere. The celebration featured memories from patrons and staff, highlighting the restaurant's impact on the community and its famous fried chicken.

The Augusta University community joined lifelong friends in warmly welcoming its new president, Dr. Russell Keen, and his wife, Karen, marking the beginning of a promising new chapter for the institution. With remarks from key figures and Dr. Keen’s heartfelt address, the event set the stage for his ambitious vision to drive research, innovation, and student success at Augusta University.

It's been almost ten years since Georgia Southern's Shooting Sports Education Center was built, and it continues to offer a wealth of recreational activities. Whether it's bringing Olympic athletes and the USA Archery Target Nationals to our front doorstep, winning national competitions in clay target shooting, or just providing a place for people to come learn about firearms and archery, the SSEC's success and following continues to grow.

Legendary movie producer and owner of the iconic Leopold's Ice Cream, Stratton Leopold, shared how the convergence of ice cream and movies impacted his success. Stratton shared his story as part of the Norman Fries Distinguished Lecture Series at Georgia Southern University.

From appearances in New York Fashion Week to landing covers and pages on the leading multicultural wedding magazine, Jasmyne Summers's brand, Page XVII, is a reminder of the possibilities of accomplishment for other Statesboro residents with big dreams.

The Statesboro Food Bank's new building aims to be a community center with classrooms, gardens, a dining hall, and a 6,500 square-foot food pantry. The vision is coming to life on West Parrish, but local support is still needed.

Robert Lucas, also known as The Sweet Impact, is a self-taught cake artist and baker. Lucas's journey from IT professional to viral sensation is as delightful as his fantastical creations. With seven million followers across platforms and collaborations with major brands, Lucas spreads joy with each cake creation. Now, with a storefront opening soon, Statesboro and surrounding locals can indulge in Lucas's treats firsthand.

Chase, former pre-k teacher turned actress, screenwriter, and filmmaker, has lived most of her life in Bulloch County. She recently starred in the Lifetime movie, My Wife’s Hidden Lover. Chase took time out of her busy schedule to discuss the evolution of her career in show business, her role in the current film, and what is next for her.