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30th annual Peanut Festival in Brooklet Sept. 21In the low country, we love to eat. There is an unspoken rule that the way to a southern person’s heart is through his or her stomach. Down south, food is in our roots.August 16, 2019 -
GSU student 1 of 4 in nation to win awardPicture a stage that is consumed by darkness. Silence is suddenly replaced by the echoes of a woman taking a deep breath, almost as if she is coming to life. That woman’s name is Emilie du Chatelet, and her questions about science, love and philosophy are shining an incandescent light in the world of theater – even centuries after her death.August 16, 2019 -
Tap into your crafty side with Board & Brush Creative StudioAre you looking for some Saturday night fun, but you’re tired of the same old “dinner and movie” ritual? Maybe all you need is a new creative outlet to brighten those weekend blues.June 28, 2019 -
2019 Statesboro Voice competition: Advice for this year’s finalistsSpring is in the air, but the flowers aren’t the only things blooming around town. Some of the area’s finest talents are revealing their skills in the 2019 Statesboro Voice Competition. This is the second year that the Averitt Center for the Arts has produced the event.March 27, 2019 -
Breast cancer survivor finds new perspective on lifeIn life, there are people who wage war on the world, while others wage war on themselves. Among all the trivial conflict, there are those who get recruited as valiant warriors against the most aggressive fight known to mankind: cancer.January 31, 2019 -
Believers Church: Wrapping up a bright holiday seasonHow do you speak life into those around you during the holidays? Maybe it is through words of affirmation, or by spending quality time together. Since it is the season for giving, perhaps you show your love through gifts and by doing something thoughtful.December 10, 2018 -
Averitt Center to host the return of 'Driving Miss Daisy'The Averitt Center for the Arts invites you to join them as they take a ride down memory lane as they perform the 10th anniversary show of Alfred Uhry’s Driving Miss Daisy.December 10, 2018 -
Knitted Knockers provides affordable alternative for breast cancer survivorsOne in eight women will develop breast cancer at some point in her lifetime. What is more, 25 percent of the women who develop breast cancer will need a mastectomy to remove harmful tissue. After the mastectomy, many women invest in breast prostheses instead of undergoing strenuous reconstructive surgery.December 10, 2018