Tonight we celebrated with the 2012 Statesboro Herald 20 under 40 recipients. They were honored with a reception at the Statesboro Herald. This year was tremendously competitive and we are thrilled with the group. When you gather together this wonderful group of community and business leaders it represents everything that is good [...]
Continue Reading →December 2nd, our friends, The Murkison’s, were involved in tragic car accident. Involved in the accident were David and Ellen, their two boys Ben – now 11, Brian – 7 and the boy’s grandparents Gene and Marilyn Murkison. The accident required Gene, Ben and Brian to all be flown by helicopters to [...]
Continue Reading →Congratulations to Dr. Horace and Caroline Deal on their office expansion and rebranding as a Vision Source eye care center. Many of you have seen the renovations and expansion of their new location on Savannah Avenue. The new facility will include state of the art technology, ample parking and an expanded brand – [...]
Continue Reading →Back by popular demand, this is one of Edie Grace’s favorite camps of the summer. They have opened up a few more spaces and I encourage you not to miss this. Every child dreams of joining the circus (and a few mom’s too) so this is their chance. Thanks to Tim [...]
Continue Reading →Matthew Chambers graduates from Georgia Southern, helps fund Hearts and Hands Clinic
A cancer survivor who helped a Statesboro health clinic raise more than $5,000, Matthew Chambers will graduate today from Georgia Southern University.
By JEFF HARRISON jharrison@statesboroherald.com
Among the thousands of Georgia Southern University students donning caps and gowns [...]
Continue Reading →Photographer: We may never see images like this again
George Tames
(Note: Scott Bryant is an award-winning photojournalist who has worked at the Statesboro Herald since 2007. The following piece offers his opinion and insight into why the current exhibit of presidential images by former New York Times photographer George Tames is so important [...]
Continue Reading →Averitt Center exhibit focuses on the remarkable work of George Tames
Statesboro resident Stephanie Tames is the daughter of New York Times photographer George Tames, who made many iconic photographs while covering the White House for the New York Times.
By AL HACKLE Special to the Herald
George Tames walked into the White [...]
Continue Reading →Exhibition showcases George Tames’ iconic images
In this photo, President John F. Kennedy is shown in the Oval Office February 19, 1961. The photo is one of many famous photographs that will be on display beginning Friday as part of an exhibit at the Averitt Center for the Arts.
By AL HACKLE Special to [...]
Continue Reading →Join us downtown for FREE FUN Facebook pictures during F1RST FRIDAY tomorrow from 5:30 to 7:30. Downtown is the place to kick off your SPRING with GREEN! We have partnered with Party Impressions who is providing FUN GREEN accessory items for your pictures.
There will be lots of other fun things planned:
GREEN [...]
Continue Reading →Welcome!

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