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The Davenport House Museum invites guests to experience its special Moonlight Mourning tours, offering an immersive glimpse into 19th-century Savannah's death rituals and mourning customs on October 24 and 25.

The Willow Hill Heritage and Renaissance Center has rescheduled its archival collection event that was canceled due to Hurricane Helene. The event is planned for this Saturday at the Visit Statesboro Welcome Center. Intern Lawrence Heber is working to gather and preserve the stories and artifacts of African American World War II veterans from the local community.

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DeWayne Grice, founder of Grice Connect, took the stage reflecting on the unexpected honor of the moment. He shared the journey behind Grice Connect, a local news platform dedicated to highlighting the positivity and resilience within our community. He then surprised everyone and announced he would be sharing the award with Jonathan and Stephanie Smith, who have exemplified community spirit through their tireless efforts to support those in need during recent hurricanes.

Statesboro STEAM Academy has officially closed on its bond to finance a new facility, which clears the way for construction with plans to open in 2026, marking a significant milestone in its development.

Mike Crews has put together a complete schedule of all college football games this coming week. You will find the date of the game, game start times, and where to watch the game. He has included links to listen live the GS, BA, SEB and SHS games live as well. As a bonus he has included NFL games as well. Here's to another great weekend of football!

The Southeast Bulloch Lady Jackets swept the Islands Sharks at home in the first round of the GHSA Class AAA state playoffs. The Yellow Jackets will be at home for the second round of the playoffs when they face Mary Persons at home on Thursday and Friday.

The Lady Panthers Flag Football team begins its season Monday, October 21. We take a look at what we can expect from the team this upcoming season.

This year marks the seventeenth year of the Ogeechee Area Hospice Community Chicken Dinner fundraiser. Plates are just $10 and benefit this community supported, non-profit hospice.