Lowcountry, Ga - Featuring Statesboro.

Celebrating the Spirit of Statesboro, Georgia: Our Beloved Lowcountry

Hey y'all, we all know there’s something special about being from Statesboro. It’s not just a city—it’s a way of life, a community where tradition and progress blend seamlessly. We’ve got a lot to be proud of, from our rich history to our vibrant culture and everything in between. Let’s take a moment to celebrate what makes our home, Statesboro, such a fantastic place to live.

Honoring Our History.

The Heart of Downtown. We all cherish those strolls down Main Street, where every brick and building tells a story of our past. The Bulloch County Courthouse, standing tall since 1894, isn't just a landmark; it's a symbol of our resilience and heritage. We take pride in preserving these pieces of history that keep us connected to our roots.

Georgia Southern University. Georgia Southern is more than just a university; it’s the beating heart of our community. Watching the Eagles soar during a game at Paulson Stadium fills us with collective pride. We’ve seen the university grow and thrive, and its presence boosts our local economy and enriches our lives. Go Eagles!

Our Rich Arts and Culture.

The Averitt Center for the Arts is where our creativity shines. From art exhibits to community theater productions, it’s a place where our talents are nurtured and showcased. We gather here to celebrate local artists and performers, fostering a vibrant arts scene that’s uniquely ours.

Festivals Galore. Nothing brings us together quite like our local festivals. ArtsFest lets us admire our neighbors' creativity, and the Kiwanis Ogeechee Fair is a yearly highlight, celebrating our agricultural heritage and providing fun for all ages. These events are more than entertainment; they’re a testament to our tight-knit community spirit.

Kiwanis Ogeechee Fair. Statesboro, Georgia.

Farm-to-Table Goodness. Our commitment to fresh, local food is something to be proud of. We love knowing where our food comes from, and our farmers' markets are a testament to our agricultural roots. From fresh veggies to homemade jams, the bounty of our land is always on display.

Southern Comfort. We don’t need to go far to find some of the best Southern cuisine around. Whether it's the smoky goodness of Vandy's Bar-B-Q or the homey comfort of the Millhouse, our local eateries serve up dishes that remind us of family dinners and Sunday gatherings. We know how to eat well, and we take pride in every bite.

Vandy's Bar-B-Q of Statesboro, Georgia.

Embracing the Outdoors.

Mill Creek Regional Park is where many of us spent our weekends playing ball, having picnics, or just enjoying the great outdoors. It’s our go-to spot for community events and family fun. The sprawling fields and scenic trails are perfect for making memories that last a lifetime.

The Ogeechee River. There’s something tranquil about spending a day by the Ogeechee River. Whether we’re fishing, kayaking, or just soaking in the natural beauty, it’s our little slice of paradise. The river’s serene flow and lush surroundings remind us of the simple joys of life in the Lowcountry.

The Essence of Community.

Southern Hospitality. We pride ourselves on our warmth and hospitality. There’s a genuine friendliness in every greeting and a sense of belonging that makes Statesboro more than just a place to live. It’s our home, where neighbors are friends, and newcomers are welcomed with open arms.

Giving Back. Our community spirit shines brightest in our acts of kindness. From volunteering at the Statesboro Food Bank to building homes with Habitat for Humanity, we take care of our own. Our dedication to helping others is a cornerstone of what makes Statesboro so special.

Being from Statesboro means being part of a community that values its history, celebrates its culture, and looks out for one another. It’s a place where we cherish our traditions and embrace the future with open arms. We have so much to be proud of, and it’s our collective spirit that makes Statesboro a wonderful place to call home. Here’s to us, the people of Statesboro, and the unique charm of our Lowcountry home.