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The Statesboro Village Builders are excited to announce their upcoming Family Fun Resource Day event which is scheduled for May 31st. The event will be held at Berkshire Village Lawn, located at 220 Lanier Dr. Get ready for a day of FREE entertainment with music, interactive games, and onsite resources. Kids can enjoy face painting, bounce houses, and arts and crafts activities.

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Rachel and Billy Smith are the proud new owners of Twin Oaks Vineyard in Statesboro. Billy took time to talk with Grice Connect's Jeneane Brown to discuss their new adventure and the upcoming plans the couple has to enhance the venue.

Taylor brings 23 years of experience managing public lands to the position, with expertise in wildlife population monitoring and habitat management.

The Statesboro Mall and the Statesboro Regional Public Libraries are partnering up to host a fun and interactive Summer Kids Club on June 4, 11, 18, and 25.

National Fishing and Boating Week began in 1979 and was created to recognize the tradition of fishing, to broaden the spirit of togetherness and to share the values and knowledge of today’s anglers with tomorrow’s anglers. Georgia will offer two free fishing days on June 1 and June 8.

Dr. John Parcels, an emeritus Georgia Southern faculty member, has kept busy by contributing to local plays. Parcels took the time to talk with Grice Connect's Jeneane Brown to discuss his unlikely post-retirement acting career.

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In a poignant Memorial Day speech at the Emma Kelly Theater, retired Major Jeff Odegaard honored fallen soldiers and challenged the audience to reflect on their own civic contributions. Speaking to a captivated crowd, Major Odegaard shared powerful stories of sacrifice and courage, reminding everyone of the true cost of freedom. He concluded by asking each attendee how they can be the kind of citizen worth dying for.

These graduating seniors have demonstrated academic excellence and a commitment to leadership and service within their schools and the broader community.