Community

Statesboro celebrated the grand opening of the new Joe Bill Brannon Pantry with a heartfelt ribbon-cutting ceremony, honoring the legacy of a dedicated community servant. The event marked a significant milestone for the local food bank, bringing together city and county officials, board members, and residents in a show of unity and support.

On the anniversary of her passing, family and friends are remembering the bright light of love and kindness that Kathryn Grayce Mullins was known for. Join us as we complete random acts of kindness in the community on Thursday, July 18, in Kathryn's memory and honor. #shinelikekathryn

In a touching display of solidarity and compassion, nearly 100 volunteers worked together in Statesboro, Georgia, to distribute truckloads of food to local residents in need. Organized by Feed the Boro, the food drop provided essential nourishment to over 1,000 families facing food insecurity in the area.

Santa Claus brought a touch of holiday magic to the Brooklet Farmers Market’s Christmas in July event on Friday. Despite the summer heat, over 30 dedicated vendors participated, offering festive Christmas-themed products alongside their usual local goods.

Statesboro businesses and organizations, it is time to register to participate in the 'Boro Browse! This annual event at Georgia Southern University brings together local businesses, organizations, and the community for a day of discovery, networking, and fun.

Kennedy has made a significant impact on Bulloch County through her volunteer work with Altrusa, including several important and ongoing literacy projects.

It'll be Christmas in July at Rolling Monkey for their annual National Ice Cream Day Celebration on July 21st. Join them for a fun-filled day of activities including a car show, mascot race, photos with Santa, water slide, trivia, giveaways, and the chance to win free ice cream for a year!

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.

Freedom Through Recovery is partnering with the Averitt Center for the Arts to bring an evening of speakers, art, music, and food to the community, with a goal of raising awareness of opioid misuse prevention and recovery, on August 9.

This event aims to support local students by providing essential school supplies such as backpacks, notebooks, and pencils at no cost.