Our Extended Family
By Moreno32



Driving past the elementary school this afternoon, I was struck with the realization that next year, my daughter, Mackenzie, will be joining the world of public school. I am excited for her, but at the same time, I feel a sense of dread for the transition that she will have to make. The dread is not for what is to come, but it is for what is to be left behind her. ...

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Camp Snipesville Returns in February Break
By alaing

War is declared!

Yes, Imaginative Journeys is repeating Camp Snipesville: WWII during the Bulloch County schools winter break (Feb 15-19, 2010). Please visit www.AnnetteLaing.com/Camp_Snipesville.html for more info and registration.

Registration is open now, with a discount for all who register before February 1. Please note that kids who have attended the WWII Camp are *not* eligible to repeat it, to allow other kids a chance to spend a week ...

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Local Talent
By MrsT

Many talented people live in Statesboro, but many of them don't get the recognition they deserve. Micheal Braz is a very talented musician that graces the ears of all people of Statesboro, if you haven't seen him preform yet, go listen. Tony Phillips and Mical Whitaker are very talented directors that give local stars a chance to shine and give the community a fun and enjoyable time at the theater. Annette Laing is an amazing ...

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So, George was ain idiot?
By wildchild

This is a repost sent to my email. I suppose it will make some people mad but I think its got a point. I'm not saying Bush was the best president but he wasn't the worst IMHO.

Hmmm let's see....


If George W. Bush had been the first President to need a teleprompter installed to be able to get through a press conference, would you have laughed ...

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Laughing Matters
By Averitt Center for the Arts

Tommy Futch loves to be called a liar. As an improv comedian, he says there is no better compliment than when the audience doesn’t believe he didn’t plan his show.
“We want the audience to drive home thinking, ‘they wrote that beforehand’,” said Futch who is a founding member of Laughing Matters, Atlanta’s longest-running improv comedy troupe.
When the group began in 1985, few people even knew what improv comedy was, but ...

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