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This beginner-friendly one day workshop offers a unique opportunity to explore watercolor painting while drawing inspiration from the great outdoors by Edie Grice. Register now for “Inspired by Nature: A Creative Walk & Watercolor Workshop” this Sunday, January 12th, from 2–4 PM at Space to Thrive.

Georgia Power is prepared to respond to winter weather conditions and offers tips for minimizing the impact of the cold on your power bill.

Home gardeners are invited to share and swap extra seeds and plants at the Statesboro-Bulloch County Library on January 16.

Safe Haven is providing resources and information on stalking as part of its dedication to ending the cycle of family violence. If you are experiencing stalking, reach out to Safe Haven for help.

Events for the 2025 celebration will include a prayer breakfast, church service, parade, community conversations, and a day of service.

Disaster Unemployment Assistance is a federal program established to help workers whose primary income is lost or interrupted by a disaster. Applicants may be eligible for a weekly benefit of up to $365 retroactive to the week of Sept. 29. Eligible individuals must first apply for regular unemployment insurance on the state Department of Labor website or in person at one of the agency's career centers.

The Leadership Bulloch Class of 2025 is hoping to build a community space for friendships, freedom, and fun with a fully ADA-compliant playground at the Statesboro Family YMCA. They need your help to make this dream a reality!

The pages of "Penguin Huddle" by Ross Montgomery and Sarah Warburton are posted throughout downtown Statesboro. Walk and read for a fun outdoor activity that showcases our local library's commitment to literacy and togetherness.

What began as a heartfelt effort to fill teacher wishlists at Langston Chapel Elementary has now turned into an ongoing project to support the school and its students, faculty, and staff.

The Brooklet Kiwanis Club’s annual Christmas Eve Community Prayer Breakfast brought together residents for a morning of fellowship and reflection at Brooklet Community Church. Pastor Kirk Hagan delivered a message about navigating life's unexpected turns, drawing parallels to the journey of the Magi.