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Thousands came out to “Shop by Lantern Light” last night in Downtown Statesboro. This year marked the 10th anniversary for the event that services as the official kick off for the Thanksgiving Holiday.

Georgia Southern University’s latest Economic Monitor, which analyzes Q2 2018 data and identifies trends affecting the regional economy, reports that Savannah’s three-county metro economy shows tourism growth leading the way, while retail sales, port

The Statesboro Mall announced today the launch of Santa’s Village, a new Santa experience opening at the Mall on Friday, November 23 rd .

Step into a magical world where pumpkins become carriages and fairy godmothers grant wishes when Cinderella comes alive at the Emma Kelly Theater on November 16-18 underwritten by Georgia Power.

For many, a Thanksgiving meal is taken for granted, but financial challenges or other issues may mean sparse provisions for our friends and neighbors in the Statesboro, Bulloch and surrounding counties.

Long acknowledged as a leader in the study of light in and on the landscape, Clyde Butcher won the prestigious Ansel Adams Award in the early 2000’s.

Order Your Turkey Baked, Fried or Smoked There is no better treat on Thanksgiving than a perfectly baked, fried or smoked Turkey. Owner Stacy Underwood and his team at Uncle Shug’s want to help you thrill your guests and do all the work for you.

All Gave Some, Some Gave All Veteran’s Day holds a uniquely special significance to our family as we remember the sacrifice my wife, Lori’s great uncle, John Gilbert Woodward made.

Cross Tribute Began Years Ago Around sixteen years ago, beautiful crosses appeared on Memorial Day. The white wooden crosses listed soldier’s names who were killed in the line of duty and the war they were killed in.

Saturday Morning, November 11th the community program honoring our Veteran’s was held at the Emma Kelly Theater in downtown Statesboro. The program was coordinated by Don Foglio, Senior Vice Commander, U.S. Army Dexter Allen Post #90.