Community

Hundreds fill the streets downtown for the 2nd Downtown Live concert series featuring The Grapevine Band on Thursday night, June 29th. Make plans now to welcome the Swingin' Medallions to town Thursday, July 6th for the next Downtown Live concert.

Members of the Statesboro community gathered on Tuesday, June 27th, to celebrate the groundbreaking of the new food bank, set to be completed by the end of the year.

Fishing for a gift for the sportsman in your life? Lures by the Waters may be the perfect catch. Local sportsman, 89 year old Brooks Waters, produces some of the most interesting and high-quality fishing lures on the market, right here in Bulloch County.

The Food Bank is more than excited to finally announce that construction will soon begin on its new facility! Everyone is invited to the groundbreaking ceremony will be held next Tuesday, on June 27, at 11:00 a.m.

"Tales on the Yellow Brick Road 2023" debuts on Saturday, June 24, Free RPG Day. Award-winning author and journalist Ron Baxley, Jr. will premiere and sign the five-star award-winning anthology from YBR Publishing, LLC of Ridgeland, SC, from 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. at Galactic Comics and Games in Statesboro.

Feed the Boro's (FTB) March Food Drop in partnership with Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia, presented by Statesboro Food Lion, and sponsored by Connection Church is scheduled for this Saturday, June 24th, beginning at 8am at Statesboro High School.

Tod Marsh, Food Lion Statesboro Store Manager, and his team were all smiles as they cut the ribbon on their newly renovated store Wednesday. Marsh invites the community to come visit and check out the "new" store. The first shoppers to visit the store daily through Saturday will get a mystery gift.

Food Lion in Statesboro and Metter are cutting the ribbon on their newly remodeled stores on Wednesday, June 21 at 7:45 AM. First 100 customers at the stores on June 21,22,23 and 24th will receive a free gift.

Governor Brian Kemp appointed Tattnall County Coroner Brad Anderson to succeed former Bulloch County Coroner Jake Futch on the Georgia Board of Funeral Services.

Camp RAD (Recreation for Adolescents with Disabilities) is a summer camp centered around activities that promote independence for children, teens, and adults ages 10-23. Dr. Gavin Colquitt, Executive Director of the Center for Rehabilitation and Independent Living at Georgia Southern University, gives us an in-depth look at this life-changing experience for young people.