Scott Bryant is a Managing Editor for the Statesboro Herald, a local newspaper in Statesboro, Georgia. With a focus on local news and events, Scott covers a wide range of topics including community events, sports, entertainment, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in JD Supra and Green and Gold Rugby.
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Scott Bryant's focus is predominantly on local events and community news in the Statesboro area of Georgia. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including entertainment, sports, and agriculture. If you have information about upcoming local events or human-interest stories related to these themes in the Statesboro area, Scott may be interested in covering them.
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Country artist Cole Goodwin plays eighth and final concert of season
Today ä MUSIC & Movement Storytime will be held Saturday at Statesboro Regional Library beginning at 11 a.m. For ages 0–6.
Thursday ä TALK LIKE a Pirate Day Storytime & Activities will be held Thursday at Statesboro Regional Library beginning at 4 p.m.
By: Scott Bryant
Former Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal visits second graders at Mattie Lively Elementary School to give them a preview of "Veto, the Governor's Cat" by telling them about the real people who are featured in the book on Thursday, Sept. 12. - photo by SCOTT BRYANT/staff
By: Scott Bryant
Clarence Atwaters of Southeastern Traffic Supply out of Mableton, Ga., flashes a grateful smile while receiving a barbecue sandwich from Dolan's Bar-B-Que manager Tammy Gay at Statesboro High School on Tuesday, Oct. 1. - photo by SCOTT BRYANT/staff
For more than three-and-one-half years, Feed the Boro has held a monthly food drop at Statesboro High School. For October, the food drop took on some added significance as many area residents had to throw out food that could not be preserved in the wake of Hurricane Helene.
Children ages 5–15 came out Oct. 5 to have fun and cast their lines at the 2024 Gary Oglesby Memorial Youth Fishing Tournament.
By: Scott Bryant
The 62nd Annual Kiwanis Ogeechee Fair opened Monday with the traditional parade down Main Street on a perfect fall afternoon in Statesboro.
By: Scott Bryant
Prince Charming, portrayed by Asher Hodgin, left, dips the belle of the ball, Cinderella (Ann Parker), before a packed house of Bulloch County students during a matinee performance of Statesboro High School's production of "Cinderella" on Tuesday. - photo by SCOTT BRYANT/staff
One of the community's annual traditions is celebrating Halloween on Savannah Avenue in Statesboro.
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