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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.

Imagine cities designed to heal. One researcher is working to make that a reality by studying the impact of urban nature on mental health. Oluwaseun Ipede, a graduate student at Georgia Southern, presented his findings on the positive impact of urban green and blue spaces on mental health at the 2025 American Association of Geographers annual meeting.

Willow Pond Senior Care hosted its third annual High Tea Party on May 11, treating residents to a heartfelt afternoon of fine china, sweet treats, and cherished connections. Some of the ladies from the tea are sharing two trusty recipes for your own tea party, too!

Wayne Williams was recently awarded the Key to the City during Statesboro’s 2025 State of the City Address in recognition of nearly two decades of youth advocacy and leadership. As the founder of the Youth Career Commission, Williams has dedicated his life to creating opportunities for young people through career exposure, college tours, and mentorship. Now approaching its 20th anniversary, the program continues to grow — and Williams is far from finished.

Emmy-winning cinematographer David Wright’s documentary "Finding Freedom" captures the powerful story of Freedom the bald eagle and his bond with longtime Wildlife Center Director Steve Hein. Born from a decades-long friendship and a shared respect for wildlife, the film now stands as a timeless tribute to trust, resilience, and the enduring spirit of Georgia Southern University

Bulloch County VOAD marked a leadership transition with Dr. Frank Davis taking the helm as chair following the impactful tenure of DeWayne Grice. The annual meeting also highlighted the organization’s remarkable year of service, responding to multiple disasters and addressing critical community needs across the county.