Community

Cross Tribute Began Years Ago Around sixteen years ago, beautiful crosses appeared on Memorial Day. The white wooden crosses listed soldier’s names who were killed in the line of duty and the war they were killed in.

Saturday Morning, November 11th the community program honoring our Veteran’s was held at the Emma Kelly Theater in downtown Statesboro. The program was coordinated by Don Foglio, Senior Vice Commander, U.S. Army Dexter Allen Post #90.

Veterans Day, November 11th falls on Sunday this year so the community began celebrating Thursday night and will continue with celebrations through Monday.

Georgia Southern is waiving application fees for the month of November As part of Georgia Southern’s ongoing commitment to affordability, Georgia Southern is offering an application fee waiver on admission applications for 80 undergraduate programs t

To salute America’s veterans, military and military families, Southeastern Grocers, Inc.

East Georgia Regional Medical Center will host a Baby Fair for the community on Saturday, November 10 th between the hours of 10:00 am and 1:00 pm in the Women’s Pavilion, located at 1499 Fair Road in Statesboro.

Bulloch County Schools & Woodmen Life partner to help local food banks Select school sites collecting canned food now through Nov. 9 Bulloch County Schools will host a We CAN Help food drive on Nov.

Statesboro is morning the loss “Mrs. Hospitality” Sylvia Brown. Sylvia passed away Thursday morning, November 1, 2018, at Ogeechee Area Hospice, surrounded by her loving family.

This year marks the tenth year that the Ogeechee Area Hospice board members, staff and volunteers came together to support OAH’s Community Chicken Dinner fundraiser.

In spite of questionable weather throughout the day Friday the rain held off and Georgia Southern’s A Day for Statesboro was a great success. East Main Street was closed and transformed into a showcase of both Georgia Southern and our community.