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Even though their bodies have begun to slow down, when the bus departed for one last "mission," in their minds they were all 18 again. Join Grice Connect's DeWayne Grice as he takes you on a trip of a lifetime for local Veterans.

Chef Patrick White says the grill isn't just for meat this summer. Stop by the farmer's market this weekend for a bag of local peaches so you can try out his delicious grilled peach crostini recipe, which he's sharing here along with the best wine pairings.

We are sending a very special centennial birthday shout-out to Mrs. Edith Woodward Hutchison, who is still living life with purpose, vigor, and the thirst for adventure!

The Botanic Garden at Georgia Southern recently hosted a delicious and romantic dinner under the Heritage Pavilion for eight couples who were married in the Garden over the years. It was a beautiful walk down memory lane!

A safe space for victims of sexual assault, The Teal House is no cost service that provides advocacy, emotional support, and supportive care. The Teal House plays an important role in our community for child advocacy, an essential resource for children who have been victimized.

Lori Tidick has been with downtown Statesboro wine bar Vino 1910 since the very beginning. Today, she is the new owner of the establishment and excited about all that is to come.

Take a firsthand look at LaShai Campbell’s story—from advisee to inspiration. Learn how this humble helper in our community pushed through her challenges and started meeting local needs through her multifaceted nonprofit organization, Restoring the Breach.

Legendary movie producer and owner of the iconic Leopold's Ice Cream, Stratton Leopold, shared how the convergence of ice cream and movies impacted his success. Stratton shared his story as part of the Norman Fries Distinguished Lecture Series at Georgia Southern University.

Five years after his first tandem-skydiving jump, Jack Broadhead has found community by helping to rebuild the skydiving team at Georgia Tech and competing at national championships. Having earned his instructor rating, pilot's license and soon his Master's degree, Broadhead thanks the thrilling hobby for making him who he is today. Read more on how this Statesboro High School graduate is reaching new heights.

Carol Hodges Yawn, beloved mother, grandmother, and wife of the late Bruce Yawn, passed away March 30. Family and friends remember Carol for her steady and reassuring presence, her commitment to her faith, and her sweet soul. Join us as we look back on her life as a precious member of our community.