Spotlight

Statesboro Urgent Care's Lisa Horton is a busy mom of five. Check out her tips for coping with the stress of going back to school!

When the storm clears, Ecoplastic America is ready to meet you! They are hosting open interviews for Spanish-speaking candidates this Wednesday, 8/7, from 2pm-6pm at their downtown Statesboro location, in addition to their ongoing open interviews for all candidates, which have been moved to Thursday, 8/8, this week due to inclement weather. Click for details about all of their upcoming hiring events. Production pay begins at $16.50 per hour.

Greg and Heidi Hammerstein first purchased their land about 20 years ago, with help of AgSouth Farm Credit lenders. Now, living their glory years to the fullest, they thank AgSouth for providing the expertise and flexibility that has allowed them to build their dream home and expand their beautiful property.

The Rockin' Out Alzheimer's Disease Foundation invites the Statesboro community to The Blue Room this Friday, August 2 for a concert featuring tribute bands for The Eagles and Tom Petty, with all proceeds benefiting Alzheimer's research and the Alzheimer's Association. Buy your tickets today and get ready to rock out for a great cause!

The Transfer Honor Roll is determined by 40 key metrics related to the support and success of transfer students, including college cost and financial aid, campus life for transfer, admission practices and bachelor’s degree completion.

It's that time of year again! Fall is about to kick into high gear, and the Bulloch County Recreation and Parks department is ready with sports and activities for all ages. Register now!

The new center will bring together faculty from biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, and engineering in state-of-the-art facilities to provide interdisciplinary approaches to addressing the needs for progress in advanced materials research and innovation.

Following Men's Health Month in June, East Georgia Regional Medical Center's Dr. Alan Scott is encouraging men in Statesboro and Southeast Georgia to get their annual wellness exam added to the calendar. Don't wait until the "check engine" light comes on to take care of your health!

Daly Glenn of Glenn Family Farms planted his first crops when he was just a junior in high school. Over the past 12 years, he has grown and expanded his farm with the help of AgSouth agents who, he says, are a blessing for their understanding of agriculture and willingness to take a chance on their clients.

Ashlee Redding's Statesboro Mercantile is a carefully curated space, filled with products made by small, American-owned businesses with an eye toward helping their communities. Many of these unique finds are displayed on salvaged and restored shelving from local businesses of the past, offering a special shopping experience you just can't find in a big box store.