Senior Moments

First Baptist Church Statesboro invites community members aged 50+ to its Young At Heart luncheon on May 13 at 11:30 a.m., where renowned author and speaker Dr. Richard Blackaby will headline the event in Perry Fellowship Hall.

The Botanic Garden at Georgia Southern University welcomed guests to a blooming evening of plants, music, and community during the annual Magnolia Circle Party and Spring Plant Sale kickoff. Become a sustaining member of the gardens and enjoy exclusive member events like this year round.

First Baptist Church Statesboro’s Young at Heart group took fellowship on the road with a joyful day trip to Jacksonville’s Alhambra Theater and Dining, blending good food, great company, and a Broadway-caliber performance.

The ‘Young at Heart’ Senior Program at First Baptist Church in Statesboro hosted its largest gathering in over a year last month, treating guests to an unforgettable evening of opera, elegance, and community celebration with some locally famous faces.

While golf fans across the country tuned in to the Masters in Augusta, residents at Willow Pond Senior Care brought the tournament spirit home with a lively, Masters-themed celebration of their own.

Residents from The Cottages at Willow Pond and Southern Manor Senior Living shared laughter and culture during a special matinee outing to Georgia Southern’s PAC for the witty classic, The Country Wife.

The Statesboro Police Department has launched the "Letter to an Elder Project," a heartfelt initiative to connect with local senior residents through handwritten "Thinking of You" cards and personal visits.

Residents from Willow Pond Senior Care and The Cottages at Willow Pond came together on March 17 for a festive and heartwarming St. Patrick’s Day celebration filled with laughter, games, and community spirit.

Bryant’s Landing is transforming the former Julia P. Bryant Elementary School site into affordable, age-restricted housing for residents 55 and older. The development blends new construction with historic preservation to provide safe, community-focused living backed by local partnerships and tax credit funding.

Residents at Southern Manor Senior Living were treated to an unexpected burst of joy when a surprise visit from Starburst the Clown turned an ordinary Saturday into a celebration of laughter, music, and cherished memories.