Community

The Statesboro Food Bank is calling on the community to lend a helping hand. With a growing number of families relying on their services, the food bank is in need of essential supplies.

When the Boys & Girls Club of Bulloch County closed its doors, it left many parents scrambling for childcare. The Statesboro YMCA quickly responded, expanding its after-school program and offering support for displaced families. You can help support this important work through donations to the Y's Community Impact Campaign. Every donation makes a difference!

The streets of Statesboro are alive with the energy of returning and incoming students as Georgia Southern University prepares for the fall 2025 semester. The university is focusing on making the transition into college life a smooth one with a variety of welcome events.

In the heart of Brooklet, Uncle Shug's Bar-B-Q Place is serving up smiles and mouthwatering BBQ. Check out our recent visit to see what keeps customers coming back for more, and stay tuned for a sit-down with Uncle Shug himself, coming soon to Grice Connect.

With a sold-out crowd and electrifying performances, the Rockin' Out Alzheimer's concert in Statesboro made history with a haul of $132,000. Funds raised will help expand the organization's Caring Closet, support caregiver programs, and fund nursing scholarships.

More than just rows of crops, the Statesboro Community Garden is a testament to the power of community and the importance of sustainable practices. From seasoned gardeners to newcomers, this space is cultivating a shared passion for food, learning, and connection.

As Georgia Southern welcomes its largest freshman class ever, the city of Statesboro is buzzing with anticipation. From increased traffic to bustling businesses, the community is preparing for the influx of new students. Grice Connect is spearheading efforts to create a warm welcome, urging residents to participate in acts of kindness and support Operation Move-In.

The Statesboro-Bulloch County Library ushers in new creative opportunities each week during the summer, giving kids a safe space to let their imaginations run wild through fun, hands-on crafting projects. This fall, the fun will continue as the programming shifts to a monthly gathering for teens to socialize and create.

Get ready to cheer on your favorite duck! CASA Ogeechee is hosting its 2025 Duck Race on August 28, 2025, at Splash in the Boro. The event promises fun for the whole family while supporting a vital cause: children in foster care. Purchase your duck now.

As the 2025-26 school year approaches, the Community First Partnership hosted its annual Back to School Bash on Saturday, July 26, providing essential school supplies and resources to families while fostering community spirit and preparing students for academic success. More than 200 families were served at this year's event.