Community

One forte of our Statesboro-Bulloch County Library is its ability to find innovative ways to get patrons of any age excited about reading. The newest venture is Story Walk, which is a 16-station, interactive literary display for everyone to enjoy along the scenic McTell Trail downtown.

Freedom Through Recovery is partnering with the Averitt Center for the Arts to bring an evening of speakers, art, music, and food to the community, with a goal of raising awareness of opioid misuse prevention and recovery, on August 9.

This event aims to support local students by providing essential school supplies such as backpacks, notebooks, and pencils at no cost.

It was a HOT one in downtown Statesboro for The Maxx's performance in the 2024 Downtown Live concert series. Check out the photo gallery and see if you spot someone you know!

Members of Statesboro's VFW Post 10825 and community members gathered to celebrate Independence Day at a ceremony on Thursday.

In a town where the pace is slow but the gossip is fast, the Parking Lot Coffee Club meets daily to solve the world's problems—or at least create a few new ones. If you've ever wondered why a group of retired businessmen would gather in a former Kmart parking lot, you're in for a treat.

Youth in Statesboro, Georgia gained valuable life and career skills after completing a program at the Youth Career Commission. The YCC graduation ceremony highlighted the program's success in empowering young people and fostering a supportive community.

The Friends of the Library Bookstore is looking for volunteers! A colorful addition to our community since 2021, the bookstore attracts readers of all ages.

Statesboro's future shines brighter as the latest cohort of the Statesboro Youth Connect Program graduates today, marking the end of an empowering five-week journey. This transformative experience has prepared our young people for the workforce and instilled a profound sense of community engagement.