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After Greg Kearney hit rock bottom one day on St. Simons Island, he went to rehab and found a spiritual peace he'd never had before. In 2016, he started Homegrown Trading Post with his pup Marley, and here he shares with us how he defines success as he lives in recovery and grows his trade.

Despite the hardships that come with cancer, many survivors find that the experience has also provided an opportunity for personal discovery and growth. Through her own words, this interview shares the inspiring story of Johny 'JJ' King, a community member known for her involvement with popular pizza joint, Nonna Picci. JJ King is a HER2+ cancer survivor who was diagnosed with stage zero breast cancer in the summer of 2020 amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

Grice Connect welcomes Statesboro native Austin Joyner to our team of writers. Austin will be focusing on local artists in our community who entertain, inspire, and encourage others through their art form. He begins with a look at the vibrant local music scene.

“I challenge broken systems that keep people from reaching their highest potential. Individualism says, ‘If I can do it, so can you,’ but we don’t always look at the circumstances and structures surrounding a person.”

For over 50 years, Statesboro developer Ray Hendley has set the bar, then raised it again and again with his developments. His children have now joined him, and together they are making a difference in our community.

Greg Kelly, CEO of the Savannah HHI airport shared the growth plans for the airport and expressed the importance of Statesboro and Bulloch in their continued expansion and success.

Grice Connect's Brandon Robinson visited the Statesboro Main Street Farmer's Market to check out the local produce. He picked up some fresh ingredients for his Quick Mason Jar Lunch Salad Recipe that is perfect for busy work schedules! These salads are nutritious and delicious, so read on to learn how to make them at home. What are your favorite local salad ingredients?

Victoria Shackelford will accept the prestigious Girl Scouts Gold Award this May for her Blessing Box project. Now a Girl Scout Graduated Ambassador and in college at Ogeechee Tech, Victoria has been a member of Girl Scouts since she was 6.

The Bulloch County Sheriff's Office Motor Unit is a dedicated team of trained officers who work hard to honor the citizens of Bulloch County and their families during funeral processions. But their commitment and service is not limited to just funerals. Read on to learn more about the history and role of the Unit.

Dr. Dale Lick and his wife Marilyn called Statesboro home from 1978 to 1986 while he served as President of Georgia Southern College. In 1983 Dr. Lick announced the restart of football at Georgia Southern.