Mikayla Hill

2 weeks ago | thegeorgeanne.com | Elise Taylor |Mikayla Hill

From resources that empower families to opportunities that support local businesses, the Stronger Together Resource Fair brings it all together. Local workforce development programs are offering  everything  from job training to career counseling.  “It is a great opportunity for families to come out and learn about the community resources. It’s also a great opportunity for the vendors to network with each other,” said Bulloch County Alliance member Catherine Hendrix.

3 weeks ago | thegeorgeanne.com | Elise Taylor |Mikayla Hill

Little Harts opened its doors in February and seeks to create a space that combines timeless designs, quality affordability, and community. Little Harts is the newest destination for timeless and stylish baby and toddler clothing in downtown Statesboro. They offer a curated selection of affordable apparel designed in-house and more. The store features high quality baby clothes and also personalized monogramming, making each item special.

1 month ago | thegeorgeanne.com | Elise Taylor |Mikayla Hill

On February third, Statesboro opened a culinary gem to its vibrant food scene: Hibachi Express & Ramen. Hibachi Express is already making waves among locals and visitors alike. Hibachi offers dine in and takeout options. They also have a diverse menu that caters to different tastes. From hibachi, ramen, boba tea, and sushi, there are many options to choose from.

1 month ago | thegeorgeanne.com | Elise Taylor |Mikayla Hill

UPB hosted the rage cage inviting all Georgia Southern students to come out and participate. The rage cage took place in the Russell Union ballroom. This event allowed Georgia Southern students to break items and relieve stress.  Many students waited to go into the rage cage and break items such as glass, a desk, TVs , and more. All students were required to put on protective gear before entering the rage cage.

1 month ago | thegeorgeanne.com | Elise Taylor |Mikayla Hill

The off-campus housing fair featured housing options from apartments, houses, cottages, and more. Many students were able to meet representatives and start their housing applications on the spot. There were refreshments, gifts, and even giveaways happening at the fair. Off campus housing options included Cottage row, The George, The islands, and more. Many students got swag, cupcakes, brochures and other things to take home.