Jeneane Brown

The charming town of Register, Georgia, hosted its third annual Register Pecan Festival on Saturday, May 17, 2025. Visitors gathered to celebrate the beloved pecan and enjoy a day filled with local flavor and fun.

The city of Brooklet held a Work Session and City Council Meeting held on Thursday, May 15, 2025. The Work Session, which began at 6:30pm, and the City Council Meeting, immediately following at 7:00pm, covered topics ranging from development proposals to zoning and water policies.

Local non-profit W.E. MOVE! empowers K-12 students struggling with reading and math. This impactful program offers personalized tutoring and support, aiming to identify and resolve learning obstacles early, ensuring young scholars build a strong foundation for success. Through its popular summer camp and vital community partnerships, W.E. MOVE! actively works to bridge the academic achievement gap and foster brighter futures for local students.

Brooklet local Courtney Capps has recently published her first book, "Twenty Lessons from Twenty-Something: Hard Truths & Unexpected Lessons from Secondary Infertility," a poignant and inspiring account of her struggles with secondary infertility and the life lessons she learned along the way.

Statesboro has welcomed a new program that focuses on strengthening bonds between young residents and our local police force. The debut of "Story Time with a Police Officer" on Thursday, April 3rd, signified the start of an exciting collaboration between the Statesboro Police Department and the Statesboro-Bulloch County Library. This initiative, driven by the police department's Community Information Specialist, Ruth Atchley, is designed to nurture early trust and understanding.

As Easter Sunday approaches, the spirit of community and generosity shines brightly in Statesboro, fueled by the tireless efforts of Tralayia Prince, the heart behind the third annual Community Easter event. Starting on Sunday at 1pm, Prince will host the event at Luetta Moore Park.

Thrill of the First Flight is a local, nonprofit organization that allows children to experience the love of aviation by giving free plane rides. The group's founders, John Ratcliff and Dr. Tom Williams, were the guest speakers at a recent Bulloch NAACP meeting to spread the word about their first-flight magic.

Aspen Canton is on a mission to revitalize Statesboro's community garden, transforming it into a thriving space of growth, connection, and self-sufficiency.

Mark Anderson's journey from rural roots to the forefront of Bulloch County's healthcare scene is a testament to his unique blend of medical expertise and a deep-seated commitment to personalized, preventative care. At Bulloch Family Practice, he's not just treating patients; he's fostering a lifestyle revolution.

Friday evening in downtown Statesboro saw an impressive turnout for Taste & Tour Statesboro: Downtown, where attendees were able to enjoy live music and samples of local cuisine while strolling the beautiful business district.