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Jeneane Brown

Jeneane Brown

Jeneane Brown is a Philadelphia native who has called Statesboro home since 2014. She is an enthusiastic educator and lifelong learner who is committed to improving our beloved community through service and collaboration.

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Recent Work by Jeneane

Atmosphere X RaveVival is coming to Splash in the Boro

Atmosphere X RaveVival is coming to Splash in the Boro

Debbie and Tim Wilkinson are bringing a "RaveVival" to Splash in the Boro. Their Christ-centered company, Zero Gravity, is hosting the second-annual Atmosphere X RaveVival where glow sticks will light the wave pool and the Word of God will be shared.
The onions are here! 4H fundraiser benefits campers & community

The onions are here! 4H fundraiser benefits campers & community

4H onions were delivered to the Bulloch County Agricultural Complex on May 2, 2024. With 4H camp a little over a month away, campers will be delivering the produce that will ultimately facilitate their summer fun. Even if you didn't purchase onions, find out how you can still help Bulloch students get to camp.
GALLERY | Free Comic Book Day provided hundreds of free comics to attendees

GALLERY | Free Comic Book Day provided hundreds of free comics to attendees

Galactic Comics and Games hosted Free Comic Book Day, an international celebration of these beloved visual stories. Local artists were available for meet and greets, and attendees took home new reads from a large table filled with free comic books.
GALLERY | The Button & Citizens of GA Power team up to pack 'Summer Survival' bags

GALLERY | The Button & Citizens of GA Power team up to pack 'Summer Survival' bags

It was a team effort on Wednesday, May 1, to pack more than 1,200 bags of hygiene products for young people in our community to use over the summer.
Graduate students curate The Fight for a Star and a Stripe at Museum on Main

Graduate students curate The Fight for a Star and a Stripe at Museum on Main

A new exhibit at the Museum on Main inside Visit Statesboro opened Tuesday evening. Georgia Southern graduate students from the Department of History curated The Fight for a Star and a Stripe: The Battle of Brier Creek, which will remain at the museum for a year.
May 4th is Free Comic Book Day at Galactic

May 4th is Free Comic Book Day at Galactic

Galactic Comics and Games will host Free Comic Book Day on May 4, 2024. This event offers free comic books, an artist meet and greet, and much more!
Don't miss the Esther in the Boro Market this Saturday, benefiting Esther's Place

Don't miss the Esther in the Boro Market this Saturday, benefiting Esther's Place

Esther's Place is teaming up with local vendors, artisans, and businesses to bring their first-annual Esther in the Boro marketplace event. This event will offer handcrafted items, as well and vintage and antique items to please every shopper. There will also be delicious food, and a whole lot of fun.
Bringing People Together: Chess and pizza for the win

Bringing People Together: Chess and pizza for the win

The Statesboro-Bulloch Library, in conjunction with the Statesboro Police Department, hosts a monthly evening out for residents in our community. The unlikely pairing? Chess and pizza. The result? Endless hours of fun, food, and new friends!
GALLERY | Relationships, resources, and resilience at Picnic for Prevention

GALLERY | Relationships, resources, and resilience at Picnic for Prevention

On a sunny Statesboro day , Saturday, March 23, 2024, at Luetta Moore Park, members of Prevent Child Abuse Bulloch County and Bulloch County Commission on Human Services joined forces to provide residents of our community a comprehensive resource fair.
Tracing Roots: STRL hosts second Genealogy Fair

Tracing Roots: STRL hosts second Genealogy Fair

The fair hosted representatives from the Willow Hill Museum, Georgia Salzburger Society, Florida Historical Society, Atlanta History Center, Digital Library of Georgia, Washington Memorial Library, Georgia Public Library Services, Georgia Archives, and Athens Regional Library. 
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