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In a remarkable display of quick thinking and bravery, an off-duty firefighter saved a choking infant while on his way to pick up his daughter from daycare.

The Statesboro-Bulloch County Library is welcoming a new coordinator to its Regional Genealogy and Local History Department, while also inviting seniors to take part in a new program aimed at preserving their personal and family histories for generations to come.

Lowcountry Flight Company, Statesboro’s newest aerial aviation school, opened its hangar doors bright and early on July 26 for the “Pancakes and Propellers” breakfast at the Statesboro–Bulloch County Airport, keeping the community connected to the skies.

In Statesboro, Georgia, a dynamic group of women is proving that age is no barrier to making a difference. Meet the CHICS (Creative Hands in Christ's Service) of St. Matthew Catholic Church, a community of purpose-driven women crafting a better world, one stitch at a time.

James “Jim” Crittenden III grew up in Statesboro, Georgia, and went on to appear in 38 film and television productions over five decades. He got his start as an extra in a movie filmed near home, later moving to Los Angeles, where he built a steady career as a character actor. Though he lived and worked in California, he stayed connected to his hometown, where classmates and neighbors followed his on-screen appearances with pride.

For Melinda Roell, the art of costume-making is more than just a hobby; it's a passion that has blossomed since she moved to Statesboro in 1994. Now, Roell is channeling her love for the arts into creating unique and beautiful costumes for dancers.

Nestled along Highway 301, Franklin's Farmstand is more than just a roadside market; it's a community hub offering a taste of nostalgia. This summer, they're serving up something special: a peach cobbler recipe using their fresh, ripe peaches.

For four days, the Royal Family Kids (RFK) camp provided a world of fun, friendship, and healing for foster children, leaving a lasting impact on those who attended. From rock climbing to talent shows, the camp offered a safe space for kids to just be kids.

Amy Prince, a humble mom of three, is more than just a hometown hero; she's a testament to the power of community and service. This is her story.

For over three decades, Anglenette Rich Howard Godbolt has been a cornerstone of the Statesboro-Bulloch County Library, and her impact extends far beyond the library's walls. As a Library Assistant, Godbolt has dedicated her career to connecting the community with the joy of reading, delivering great new reads to our most senior citizens in assisted living facilities.