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Innovation takes flight at Georgia Southern University, where a newly patented technology aims to revolutionize aircraft runway safety.

The ‘Young at Heart’ Senior Program at First Baptist Church in Statesboro hosted its largest gathering in over a year last month, treating guests to an unforgettable evening of opera, elegance, and community celebration with some locally famous faces.

One Statesboro nurse practitioner hopes others will be inspired to get CPR training after she recently saved a choking man's life in a local restaurant.

Dr. Loy Cowart has volunteered his wisdom and guidance at the Hearts and Hands Clinic for 10 of the 15 years they have been operating. After a decade of shaping the lives of volunteers and patients, he has decided to step down as the medical director.

Four lifelong friends, the last remaining members of the Nevils High School Class of 1953, recently gathered for a heartwarming reunion, sharing stories and laughter that spanned seven decades.

Aspen Canton is on a mission to revitalize Statesboro's community garden, transforming it into a thriving space of growth, connection, and self-sufficiency.

Reid Hill, a talented young pianist inspired by his church musician, has honed his skills through dedication and mentorship, balancing academics and music while captivating audiences through performances, including his participation in the recent ONE Series, showcasing local talent.

From his roots in Vietnam and Germany to his successful restaurant in Statesboro, Son Nguyen has worked tirelessly to introduce the authentic doner kebab to the area, blending his diverse cultural background with the welcoming spirit of the Boro. Despite the challenges of running a business, Nguyen's dedication to quality, affordability, and customer care has earned him a loyal following, with hopes of one day expanding his beloved eatery beyond College Plaza.

The One Health exhibit at the Georgia Southern Museum highlights the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health through interactive displays, educational collaborations, and real-world applications, encouraging visitors to recognize and act on their role in maintaining a healthy ecosystem.

Bryant’s Landing is transforming the former Julia P. Bryant Elementary School site into affordable, age-restricted housing for residents 55 and older. The development blends new construction with historic preservation to provide safe, community-focused living backed by local partnerships and tax credit funding.