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Statesboro Library welcomes new coordinator, introduces genealogy class for seniors

Statesboro Library welcomes new coordinator, introduces genealogy class for seniors

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.
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100 years apart! Vickie Hudson celebrates 104th birthday alongside great granddaughter turning 4

100 years apart! Vickie Hudson celebrates 104th birthday alongside great granddaughter turning 4

Vickie Hudson, a remarkable woman who has lived through a century of history, recently celebrated her 104th birthday with family and friends, including her great-granddaughter Jessie Lanier, who was born just a few days before Vickie's 100th.
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Local 104-year-old World War II veteran Annie Laura Wildenradt presented with Award of Valor

Local 104-year-old World War II veteran Annie Laura Wildenradt presented with Award of Valor

At 104 years old, Annie Laura Wildenradt, a World War II veteran, has been awarded the prestigious Award of Valor, celebrating a life of courage, determination, and groundbreaking service.
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A Sewing Circle of Service: CHICS empowers women and helps community through creativity and compassion

A Sewing Circle of Service: CHICS empowers women and helps community through creativity and compassion

In Statesboro, Georgia, a dynamic group of women is proving that age is no barrier to making a difference. Meet the CHICS (Creative Hands in Christ's Service) of St. Matthew Catholic Church, a community of purpose-driven women crafting a better world, one stitch at a time.
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Willow Pond Senior Living celebrates 30 years of service in Statesboro

Willow Pond Senior Living celebrates 30 years of service in Statesboro

More than just a place to live, Willow Pond Senior Living in Statesboro, Georgia, has been a place to thrive for 30 years. The community celebrated its anniversary on July 18, 2025, marking a milestone in its commitment to senior care.
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Dr. Brian Feltman shares untold stories of local African American soldiers from WWI at BCHS

Dr. Brian Feltman shares untold stories of local African American soldiers from WWI at BCHS

At its July meeting, the Bulloch County Historical Society hosted Dr. Brian Feltman, a history professor at Georgia Southern University, who presented a compelling program about the often-overlooked African American soldiers from Bulloch County who served in World War I.
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Bulloch County Recreation & Parks offers customizable party experiences

Bulloch County Recreation & Parks offers customizable party experiences

Looking for a fun and hassle-free way to celebrate? The Bulloch County Recreation and Parks Department in Statesboro offers customizable party experiences, handling the details so you can enjoy the fun.
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Statesboro's Willie Coleman celebrates her 103rd Birthday

Statesboro's Willie Coleman celebrates her 103rd Birthday

Statesboro, Georgia, resident Martha Wilma “Willie” Simmons Coleman is celebrating an incredible milestone: her 103rd birthday. Surrounded by friends and loved ones at Willow Pond Senior Care, Willie's zest for life remains as vibrant as ever.
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Statesboro Library's Anglenette Godbolt spreads joy and connection to seniors through books

Statesboro Library's Anglenette Godbolt spreads joy and connection to seniors through books

For over three decades, Anglenette Rich Howard Godbolt has been a cornerstone of the Statesboro-Bulloch County Library, and her impact extends far beyond the library's walls. As a Library Assistant, Godbolt has dedicated her career to connecting the community with the joy of reading, delivering great new reads to our most senior citizens in assisted living facilities.
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Georgia Southern legend Bill Smith retires after 28 years of service

Georgia Southern legend Bill Smith retires after 28 years of service

From delivering mail to offering a friendly greeting for everyone (by name!), William 'Bill' Smith III embodies the spirit of Georgia Southern University. Now, as he embarks on retirement, the community reflects on the impact of a man whose kindness and work ethic have left a lasting impression.
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