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Downtown Live returns Thursday - Statesboro Herald - Vimarsana News

Downtown Live returns Thursday - Statesboro Herald

Following large turnouts for the first two events in the 2024 Downtown Live Concert Series, Liquid Pleasure will take to the stage Thursday for the third concert of the summer season.

Odegaard: Memorial Day not about vets, but about those who didn't make it back - Vimarsana News

Odegaard: Memorial Day not about vets, but about those who didn't make it back

Retired U.S. Army Maj. Jeff Odegaard, speaking Monday to a near-capacity crowd of about 300 at the Emma Kelly Theater, reminded people that Memorial Day is not for veterans, but for those who died from all manner of causes in military service to their country.

Kresge Gallery features work of Georgia artist - Vimarsana News

Kresge Gallery features work of Georgia artist

The Lyon College Kresge Gallery will showcase the work of mixed media ceramic artist Kimberly Riner, visual arts director for the Averitt Center for the Arts in Statesboro, Georgia, from

Eric Bailey to host Summer Comedy Jams Weekend in Statesboro/Tybee - Vimarsana News

Eric Bailey to host Summer Comedy Jams Weekend in Statesboro/Tybee

Savannah-based comedian Eric Bailey will host Summer Comedy Jams Weekend at two theaters this month. The show is a mix of stand-up comedy and interactive...

City Council Annexes Bel-Air again at Tuesday Council meeting - Vimarsana News

City Council Annexes Bel-Air again at Tuesday Council meeting

After months of challenges the City of Statesboro once again annexed the remainder of the Bel-Air subdivision on Northside Drive East and approved a zoning change. This will allow for a $40 million, 124 single family home development. Read the story to review all of the business covered by City Council.