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These stories about local art, entertainment and cultural events within our community and the people behind them are made possible through the continued support of Bulloch Solutions as part of our Community Leaders Program.

Local artist Jasmine Leach emphasizes play in the creative process as she prepares for first solo show

Local artist Jasmine Leach emphasizes play in the creative process as she prepares for first solo show

Local artist Jasmine Leach is preparing for her first solo art show, which will be held at the Averitt Center this coming spring. Her artistic philosophy is rooted in letting go of perfectionism and embracing the unpredictable, finding freedom and fun in the creative process along the way.
Local author John B. Edwards captivates audience at Statesboro Library event

Local author John B. Edwards captivates audience at Statesboro Library event

John B. Edwards charmed the audience at the Statesboro Library's "Meet the Author" event on Monday, sharing anecdotes from his law enforcement career and insights into his Southern crime novels. Drawing on rich local history and personal experiences, Edwards discussed how his work intertwines Southern culture, crime, and the human condition.
Interactive Literacy: Check out the new Story Walk on the McTell Trail

Interactive Literacy: Check out the new Story Walk on the McTell Trail

One forte of our Statesboro-Bulloch County Library is its ability to find innovative ways to get patrons of any age excited about reading. The newest venture is Story Walk, which is a 16-station, interactive literary display for everyone to enjoy along the scenic McTell Trail downtown.
Sidewalk Skills: Get to know Statesboro's "Chalk Guy"

Sidewalk Skills: Get to know Statesboro's "Chalk Guy"

Have you seen the impressive chalk drawings that pop up on the sidewalks around the Georgia Southern Statesboro campus? Get to know Daniel Wair, the man behind the art.
Woodworking Warrior: Retired veteran Phil Merriam finds new passion

Woodworking Warrior: Retired veteran Phil Merriam finds new passion

Phil Merriam, veteran and owner of Remington Way Woodworks, has found a renewed purpose in retirement with a custom woodworking business.
Beyond Words: The Kindess of the People in Paris

Beyond Words: The Kindess of the People in Paris

This article by Julianna Leverette tells the story of overcoming unexpected challenges while traveling abroad through the kindness of Parisians. Facing canceled flights and a lost phone, it highlights the warmth of strangers and the beauty of unplanned experiences, ending with a reflective moment at the Arc de Triomphe. The article celebrates the transformative power of kindness and the serendipitous triumphs that shape our lives.
The Mustard Seed Shoppe: Growing Art and Community in Brooklet

The Mustard Seed Shoppe: Growing Art and Community in Brooklet

Right outside of downtown Brooklet, a remarkable story of faith, art, and community unfolds at The Mustard Seed Shoppe.
Dr. Michael Braz's meaningful Moroccan adventure

Dr. Michael Braz's meaningful Moroccan adventure

Dr. Michael Braz spent the holidays in Morocco! His natural curiosity and penchant for learning plunged him into a whole new world of North African experiences. Grice Connect recently spoke with Dr. Braz to get a recap of his Moroccan experiences and a few meaningful highlights from his travels abroad.
Crafting Worlds: The Storytelling Art of Nancey B. Price in 'Black In Bloom'

Crafting Worlds: The Storytelling Art of Nancey B. Price in 'Black In Bloom'

Analog collage and installation artist Nancey B. Price's “Black In Bloom” is a unique opportunity for Price to invite people into her creative space and process, allowing them to better understand her creative identity as a whole. While best known for her work in collage art, Nancey prides herself on being a storyteller and world-builder.
Savoring Success: The career of Patrick White, Food Fire + Knives 2023 Chef of the Year

Savoring Success: The career of Patrick White, Food Fire + Knives 2023 Chef of the Year

Statesboro native Chef Patrick White began as "extra help" in the kitchen at the beloved Emma's restaurant. Through his natural talent, hard work, and dedication to his craft, he quickly worked his way up to chef in the restaurant. Today, he is a private chef who recently had the opportunity to showcase his culinary skills for none other than billionaire Michael Bloomberg.