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Autism decals for vehicles and homes now available for Bulloch County families

Autism decals for vehicles and homes now available for Bulloch County families

Autism decals are now available for families to display on their vehicles or at their homes, which will serve as a crucial alert for emergency personnel, so they can adjust their interactions accordingly. Dr. Michelle Zeanah, founder of Behavioral Pediatrics Resource Center, and Sharon Draeger, Project Manager, have been working on bringing this successful program to Bulloch County for over two years.
Brooklet City Council discusses the need for SPLOST and more

Brooklet City Council discusses the need for SPLOST and more

The Brooklet City Council met for their regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday, 2/21/2025. SPLOST, the sewer project, and other important items were discussed.
Building Brighter Futures: Esther's Place moves to new location

Building Brighter Futures: Esther's Place moves to new location

Esther's Place has moved to a new location, and is preparing for its latest venture: an upscale thrift boutique. The founders, Lori Brent and Tanya Wright, along with a few volunteers, have been working tirelessly to set up shop in their new commercial property. While they still have a ways to go before the Grand Opening, tentatively scheduled for March 15, the ministry is already up and running.
Shoulders Together: Statesboro Ambucs rolling out the red carpet at Stars for Trykes fundraiser

Shoulders Together: Statesboro Ambucs rolling out the red carpet at Stars for Trykes fundraiser

Stars for Trykes is the first major fundraiser for the Statesboro AMBUCS and will feature performances by participants of different abilities paired with Georgia Southern athletes. Members of the Statesboro Fire Department will also be in attendance as honored guests. The civic organization provides specially crafted and equipped bikes for people of all abilities.
Brooklet council discusses personnel and proposals

Brooklet council discusses personnel and proposals

The Brooklet City Council met last week for a work session and received updates on the sewer tie-ins and a collaborative partnership between Southeast Bulloch High School for work-based learning.
Meet Michelle Reolegio, Brooklet's first permanent female police chief

Meet Michelle Reolegio, Brooklet's first permanent female police chief

Brooklet's newest police chief, Michelle Reolegio, is the first female to be sworn in as permanent police chief. Reolegio sat down with Grice Connect's Jeneane Brown to talk work, personal life, and a few of her favorite things.
GALLERY | 2nd annual Statesboro Heart Run changes lives through cardiac care and education

GALLERY | 2nd annual Statesboro Heart Run changes lives through cardiac care and education

February is Heart Health Awareness Month, putting heart disease, sometimes known as "the silent killer" on full blast. To raise awareness and funds for healthy hearts in Bulloch County, Statesboro Family YMCA held its second annual Statesboro Heart Run in honor of this critical commemoration on Saturday, February 8, 2025.
Local law enforcement officers receive autism awareness training

Local law enforcement officers receive autism awareness training

Behavioral Pediatrics Resource Center is spearheading training to educate police officers and staff about the many facets of autism. Sharon Draeger, project manager, spoke with Grice Connect to explain the importance of their educational initiative.
A Mentor to People and a Trusted Caregiver for Animals: The life and legacy of Stan Lee

A Mentor to People and a Trusted Caregiver for Animals: The life and legacy of Stan Lee

Stan Lee, a local veterinarian and beloved family man, passed away on October 2, 2024, surrounded by friends and family. His life was full of love and his legacy of compassion to both humans and animals continues to live on.
Bulloch NAACP's Community Conversations roundtable inspires attendees

Bulloch NAACP's Community Conversations roundtable inspires attendees

The rain may have canceled the annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade, but it did not dampen the spirits of the numerous citizens who attended the Bulloch County NAACP's Community Conversations. The youth of Statesboro were at the top of the agenda and the people in attendance were passionate about being proactive.