Scott Bryant is a Staff Photographer at various publications, including Savannah Morning News and Connect Statesboro Magazine. He focuses on themes that reflect and educate his community, often exploring the intersections of arts, culture, and sports through his photography. Scott's work has been featured in Green and Gold Rugby, JD Supra, and the Association for Talent Development, among others.
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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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Portal Middle/High School graduation 2026.
Southeast Bulloch High graduation 2026.
Along with a little bit of rain, “Y2K Kids” took to the East Main St. stage Thursday for the fourth concert in the 2026 Downtown Live series.
The University of Georgia Extension Service sponsored a rabies clinic for area pets Saturday, May 30, at five locations across Bulloch County.
Dinosaurs took over the Statesboro-Bulloch County Library on Monday, June 1, as families gathered for the Dinosaur Olympics, the opening event of this year's summer reading program.
The annual An Evening for the K9s fundraiser for the Georgia Police K9 Foundation was held at Ogeechee Technical College on Saturday, June 6.
Th Magical Fairy Tale Theater Camp was held this week at the Averitt Center for the Arts' Whitaker Black Box Theater.
A "volcano" eruption was part of the Volcano Lab at the Statesboro Regional Library on Wednesday, June 17.
The fourth season of Downtown Live brought six bands to the East Main Street stage for a series of free, family friendly concerts that began April 9 with Liquid Pleasure.
By: Scott Bryant
The Averitt Center for the Arts' production of "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer: The Musical" is set to take the Emma Kelly stage this weekend.
