Community

Presented by Queensborough Bank, the Tortoise and the Hare 5K run/walk this Saturday in Sylvania will benefit the Screven County Community Collaborative and Soup Kitchen.

This year's festival will feature a parade, food, vendors, and a street dance.

Georgia Kate Anderson will throw out the first pitch at the 5:30pm SEB softball game this Thursday, September 14. All ticket proceeds for the "Georgia Kate's Place is at Home" event will go to her family.

The owners of TMT Farm Christmas Lights Drive-Thru have announced that they will not be bringing the show back this year to their family farm. 2022 was the last show.

The next local food drop is this Saturday, September 9, at SHS. It is open to anyone in Bulloch County who needs food, and recipients are encouraged to get in line early.

Lift As You Grow is a local non-profit organization that empowers vulnerable and at-risk women by providing economic mobility through part-time, transitional employment and adult education, as well as a safe space for a healing and healthy society.

Team Impact matches children facing serious illness and disability with college sports teams, creating a long-term, life-changing experience. Josiah has spina bifida, and it is his dream to be part of a team.

The Brannen family has been farming in the same Bulloch County dirt for five generations. Now Brannen Family Farms has partnered with Chapman Trading Co. to create a shirt made exclusively from their Bulloch County-grown cotton, on sale now through September 17. A portion of proceeds from the sale of the shirts will benefit Georgia Kate Anderson.

You're most likely familiar with 4-H, but do you know its history? Join Michele LeBlanc in learning about how the "Corn Club" of the early 1900s became the nationwide organization that 4-H is today.