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Remembering Jim Crittenden III, Statesboro native and character actor

Remembering Jim Crittenden III, Statesboro native and character actor

James “Jim” Crittenden III grew up in Statesboro, Georgia, and went on to appear in 38 film and television productions over five decades. He got his start as an extra in a movie filmed near home, later moving to Los Angeles, where he built a steady career as a character actor. Though he lived and worked in California, he stayed connected to his hometown, where classmates and neighbors followed his on-screen appearances with pride.
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One Boro Violence Prevention Forum focuses on community conversation, overviews of local crime trends

One Boro Violence Prevention Forum focuses on community conversation, overviews of local crime trends

The City of Statesboro’s One Boro Commission hosted a community conversation on violence prevention, bringing together residents, service providers, and officials to discuss local crime trends and strategies for building a safer, more connected community. The forum highlighted the role of collaboration, education, and public engagement in addressing safety concerns, while offering local statistics and updates from law enforcement and advocacy groups on current challenges and prevention efforts.
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Creativity Takes Courage: 42 years of ArtsFest at Sweetheart Circle

Creativity Takes Courage: 42 years of ArtsFest at Sweetheart Circle

For over four decades, ArtsFest has been a Statesboro tradition where creativity meets community. This year’s event, hosted by Bulloch County Recreation and Parks at Georgia Southern’s Sweetheart Circle, brought thousands together to celebrate art in all its forms, from easel paintings to handmade jewelry to hands-on activities for all ages.
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Savoring the Doner Kebab: How one small shop became a local staple

Savoring the Doner Kebab: How one small shop became a local staple

From his roots in Vietnam and Germany to his successful restaurant in Statesboro, Son Nguyen has worked tirelessly to introduce the authentic doner kebab to the area, blending his diverse cultural background with the welcoming spirit of the Boro. Despite the challenges of running a business, Nguyen's dedication to quality, affordability, and customer care has earned him a loyal following, with hopes of one day expanding his beloved eatery beyond College Plaza.
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Statesboro Spring Cleaning: Community beautifies Willie McTell Trail before farmers' market season

Statesboro Spring Cleaning: Community beautifies Willie McTell Trail before farmers' market season

On Saturday, March 29, 2025, a group of dedicated volunteers gathered to participate in a community cleanup along the Willie McTell Trail in Statesboro. The event, organized by the Statesboro Main Street Farmers Market team, not only helped tidy up the area but also brought the community closer as the new market season approaches.
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Philosophy After Dark builds community through timely and timeless questions

Philosophy After Dark builds community through timely and timeless questions

At Eagle Creek Brewing Company, weekly philosophical discussions transform casual beer drinking into intellectual exploration. 'Philosophy After Dark' brings together students, professors, and community members to engage with life's big questions in an environment that encourages charitable disagreement and authentic dialogue. The initiative, led by Dr. Dan Larkin and his colleagues at Georgia Southern University, demonstrates how academic philosophy can thrive beyond classroom walls.
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Kelly Berry honored as Averitt Center’s 2025 Legend of the Arts

Kelly Berry honored as Averitt Center’s 2025 Legend of the Arts

The late Kelly Berry was honored as the Averitt Center's 2025 Legend of the Arts, celebrating his profound contributions to the arts community in Statesboro. Known for his leadership, mentorship, and passion for theater, Berry’s legacy continues to inspire both his students and colleagues.
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Statesboro woman answers the call to serve Hurricane Helene victims in neighboring states

Statesboro woman answers the call to serve Hurricane Helene victims in neighboring states

When disaster strikes, some people watch from a distance, while others step forward to help. For Statesboro resident Stephanie Ellis, witnessing the destruction left by Hurricane Helene wasn’t just heartbreaking—it was a call to action. What started as a single trip with a van full of supplies quickly turned into a mission of service, one that would take her back to the devastated communities time and time again.
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Basslines and Big Dreams: How Statesboro's Avery Willis made it in country music

Basslines and Big Dreams: How Statesboro's Avery Willis made it in country music

Avery Willis talks musical roots and dreams realized, as he shares the story of how he got his start at Gnat's and has gone on to play famous stages like the Ryman and Luke Bryan's Farm Tour, all while balancing his time as a family man.
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Bringing Bourbon Street to the Boro: Huey’s on Main Street opens this Friday

Bringing Bourbon Street to the Boro: Huey’s on Main Street opens this Friday

The Statesboro dining scene is welcoming its latest addition, the New Orleans-inspired Huey's on Main Street, which will begin serving customers on Friday. The owners say it will bring a "new feel" to Statesboro, offering a menu developed with the help of a chef from the Big Easy.
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