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If you already submitted a nomination form to the SEB PO box, you will need to resubmit your form via mail or email, as that box is no longer used by the school. Please see the new address for submissions in the article.

Jessica Blanton is a talented local painter who has a love for others and the joy she brings them through her artwork. Her business, Jessica Blanton Art, will be growing in the upcoming year, bringing greater visibility to those not yet familiar with her work.

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Statesboro couple and GS alums Ashley and Nate Pennington are bringing the popular breakfast franchise, Eggs Up Grill, to Tormenta Way.

Bob Clampett, President/CEO, Core Credit Union donates $4,000 to scholarship fund for Bulloch Retired Educators Scholarship Foundation Inc. (BRESFI) to help fund annual education scholarships.

Langston Chapel Middle School, which was placed on the Targeted Support and Improvement Schools List (TSI) in 2023, successfully met the requirements to be removed from the list; however, Langston Chapel Elementary and Stilson Elementary are two of 78 schools on the state’s Additional Targeted Support and Improvement Schools List (ATSI), a designation they will have for the next three years through 2026, when the schools will be re-evaluated for possible removal.

Grice Connect's sports reporter, Destiny Hartwell, is on a mission to shine a light on all the remarkable student-athletes in our community. Check out this week's preview of all sports in Bulloch County from Georgia Southern, Statesboro High, Southeast Bulloch High, Portal Middle High, and Bulloch Academy.

The exhibition will be held in the main gallery of the Averitt Center for the Arts in downtown Statesboro and will provide an immersive exploration of Price's seven-year artistic journey, where flowers and gardens become poignant symbols of resilience, comfort, and healing. Black In Bloom will run from January 11 to March 1, with an opening reception on the 11th.

Roosevelt's Character Development Center currently has open spots available for its afterschool program. The program takes place on Monday through Friday until 6pm and is for children ages 8 to 12.

The video recaps the work of the House of Representatives from last year