Rooted

From community cleanups to community gardens, Keep Statesboro Bulloch Beautiful is undergoing a transformation. Led by their new coordinator, the organization is expanding its impact in the pursuit of a cleaner, greener environment.

The Statesboro-Bulloch County Library is welcoming a new coordinator to its Regional Genealogy and Local History Department, while also inviting seniors to take part in a new program aimed at preserving their personal and family histories for generations to come.

Amy Prince, a humble mom of three, is more than just a hometown hero; she's a testament to the power of community and service. This is her story.

Thanks to the loving support from the Bulloch County community and all the talented women within the Southeast Bulloch flag football program, the team will be traveling to Canton, Ohio, to compete on the national stage in Hall of Fame Village.

Bulloch County VOAD marked a leadership transition with Dr. Frank Davis taking the helm as chair following the impactful tenure of DeWayne Grice. The annual meeting also highlighted the organization’s remarkable year of service, responding to multiple disasters and addressing critical community needs across the county.

Aspen Canton is on a mission to revitalize Statesboro's community garden, transforming it into a thriving space of growth, connection, and self-sufficiency.

FarmDaze 24 is an annual endurance event at Hunter Cattle Company in Brooklet, GA, blending ultrarunning with a festive, community-driven atmosphere, where participants of all levels tackle timed races while enjoying local food, live music, and camaraderie.

Zeta Tau Alpha at Georgia Southern University sells fresh-from-Florida strawberries in an annual fundraiser to raise money for breast cancer education and awareness. Order your flats now for pickup on February 28!

Lillian Wingate, Genealogy & Local History Coordinator at the Statesboro-Bulloch County Library, has accepted a new position in Thomasville, Georgia as the Executive Director of the Thomasville Genealogical Library. After almost 10 years at the Statesboro-Bulloch County Library, Wingate is excited to begin this new chapter of her career.

Dr. David C. Weindorf, Vice President for Research and Economic Development at Georgia Southern University and a globally recognized soil scientist, delivered an insightful presentation at the Georgia Grown Innovation Center in Metter, Georgia, on November 12, 2024. His talk showcased the complexity and importance of soil science while highlighting the innovative tools and local connections that make the field both fascinating and accessible.