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The Georgia Department of Agriculture recently awarded a total of $40,000 in grant funding to the Humane Society of Statesboro and Bulloch County and Fixing the Boro. The grant will enable more financial assistance for low-cost spay and neuter services, which is just one way these hard-working organizations help our community.

The Augusta University community joined lifelong friends in warmly welcoming its new president, Dr. Russell Keen, and his wife, Karen, marking the beginning of a promising new chapter for the institution. With remarks from key figures and Dr. Keen’s heartfelt address, the event set the stage for his ambitious vision to drive research, innovation, and student success at Augusta University.

Do you have a summer herb garden? Check out these uses -- some might surprise you! -- for wild and wonderful rosemary.

On the anniversary of her passing, family and friends are remembering the bright light of love and kindness that Kathryn Grayce Mullins was known for. Join us as we complete random acts of kindness in the community on Thursday, July 18, in Kathryn's memory and honor. #shinelikekathryn

One forte of our Statesboro-Bulloch County Library is its ability to find innovative ways to get patrons of any age excited about reading. The newest venture is Story Walk, which is a 16-station, interactive literary display for everyone to enjoy along the scenic McTell Trail downtown.

Julian Deal was serious, meticulous, and impactful. A family man and the biggest Eagles fan, he leaves a legacy to remember.

Kindergarten here they come! Congratulations to the graduates of Kid's World Learning Center's five-week Summer Transition Program. The children, and their parents, received vital support as they prepare for the fall.

A new digital exhibit, created by Georgia Southern University students with the guidance of Dr. Brian Feltman and librarian Autumn Johnson, honors Bulloch County's World War I fallen heroes. The site provides an in-depth look at the lives and sacrifices of these soldiers, particularly those historically overlooked.

Donya Glenn earned his bachelor’s degree in public health from Georgia Southern in just three years. He credits the many student resources on campus for helping him excel as a student and graduate with no student loan debt. He's currently completing an internship at the Willow Hill Heritage & Renaissance Center, and next up, he plans to return to Southern and earn his MPH.

Annie Laura Bailey Wildenradt was a switchboard operator for Southern Bell when she heeded Uncle Sam's call to join the defense of our nation in World War II. Even as one of the first women to join the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, she was never honored for her dedicated service to our country -- until now!