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Community members gathered to honor June DiPolito’s lifelong dedication to supporting individuals with special needs during the dedication of the High Hope Service Center in her name. The event celebrated her enduring compassion and the lasting impact she made on the Bulloch County community.

Statesboro's finest were celebrated with a special breakfast at The Cottages at Bethany on May 30th, 2025. The event was a testament to the community's gratitude for the tireless work of local first responders.

In a moving testament to resilience, Statesboro resident Robin Turner has transformed her profound grief into a source of hope, sharing her journey of healing and inspiration with the release of her new memoir, “The Unexpected Journey: A Hills and Valleys Testimony.”

Emily Hoste’s love for baking started at an early age, baking with her mother and grandparents. That love not only helped her through the loss of her mother but also inspired her to open her own home bakery, Stacks, and the story of how it came to be is a sweet one. 

Statesboro native Sommer Shuford maintains a strong connection to her English heritage, inspired by her beloved grandmother. This bond leads Shuford and her family to travel abroad every two years, ensuring her children connect with their roots and the rich history of their lineage.

Eight-year-old Ellis Pool is already an acclaimed artist, whose journey began by sketching his childhood fascinations. This unique spark ignited a remarkable talent, now showcased in an exhibition at the Nessmith-Lane Building at Georgia Southern University.

Thanks to the loving support from the Bulloch County community and all the talented women within the Southeast Bulloch flag football program, the team will be traveling to Canton, Ohio, to compete on the national stage in Hall of Fame Village.

A transformative academic initiative at Georgia Southern University is bridging continents through a cross-disciplinary Honors College program that connects students with the realities of agricultural sustainability in both coastal Georgia and rural Ireland.

Sergeant Bubba Revell, a beloved school resource officer known for his unwavering dedication to protecting and uplifting youth in Bulloch County, turned hurtful attacks on his weight into a powerful message of resilience and advocacy for children facing bullying.

Talented Statesboro firefighter Valiant Lyte is fueling team pride and creativity by designing custom Statesboro Fire Department patches that capture the unique spirit and dedication of the crew.