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Submitted artworks will be exhibited during a reception at the Westobou Gallery in Augusta, and the winning piece will be displayed for one year in the U.S. Capitol.

Physical activity is essential to healthy aging. Check out one fun way Thelma Kilpatrick is helping keep senior citizens in the Statesboro area active.

Brothers Lee and Loy Waters are making their mark on the family business, L.A. Waters Furniture, as the fourth generation of the Waters family in the nearly 90 year old business.

Several months ago, we introduced you to Chianti Grant-Culver and the amazing legacy she's helping to create for local educators. Now, we're sharing about a recent project she and her department spearheaded and how it's helping our local student teachers to thrive.

Birds singing their best ballads, flowers exposing their most radiant blooms, buzzing bees working in extended shifts and the warmth making its way back into the south Georgia air. All signs of spring gracefully entering our lives once again! Join Grice Connect Let's Eat columnist Cathy Deal for one of her family's treasured Easter baking traditions.

Join Grice Connect in a behind the scenes look at the traditions honored and work involved in leading one of the world's largest St. Patrick's Day Parades.

Reverend Roland Barnes, Senior Pastor of Trinity Presbyterian Church in Statesboro, will retire this spring after 42 years serving in the ministry.

Dreams really do have no limits when kids have our support. The stories shared below are examples of the impact your contribution enables the Boys & Girls Club to have on local youth.

Edith attributes her longevity to her faith, family, friends and staying active long after retirement.  She continues to garden, reads books, plays cards, does complex tabletop puzzles and keeps up a pretty impressive garden.

Heart-and-soul is the only way to define this act of love. The family of former Julia P. Bryant lunchroom worker, Carrie Jackson, have cleared $1,700 worth of lunch debts for Julia P. Bryant Elementary students in her memory and honor.