Business

If you have driven on Chandler Road recently, you have probably noticed the Georgia Southern flags flying on top of Southern Exchange Company beside Dingus Magees.

If you have a pet, you understand how quickly they become a much-loved part of your family. Your pet is the first one to greet you, excitedly, when you get home each day and walks you to the door when you leave each morning.

J.C. Lewis Ford will officially cut the ribbon on their new Ford and Lincoln Dealerships and Quick Lane service center, located at Highway 301 South and the bypass, this Thursday, March 28 th at 5 PM.

Board & Brush Creative Studio opens Saturday at 20 South Main in Downtown Statesboro.

The re-boot of Sugar Magnolia has been exciting to watch. When the popular bakery and eatery closed a little over a year ago, the community mourned the loss of another great local restaurant.

2019 has started strong with new businesses entering our market, along with expansions and residential development.

Radio Statesboro, Inc. owner Neal Ardman of St. Mary’s, Georgia has reached an agreement to sell his remaining radio stations that serve Statesboro to Bryan and Lee Steele. This was effective February 1.

Stacy Underwood, owner of Uncle Shug’s restaurants, is introducing Statesboro’s newest event venue, “Uncle Shug’s on Main”.

Home2 Suites by Hilton , located off the bypass at 1576 Brampton Avenue behind the Parker’s convenience store, is now open. The 96 suite hotel cost nearly $8 million to construct. The hotel is owned by BPR-Properties.

I want to personally invite you to join me Wednesday morning at the Averitt Center’s Emma Kelly Theater to meet “The Man in the Yellow Tux.