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Welcome, students:
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o, you’re on your way to Georgia Southern University and probably the best four (maybe more) years of your life. Having chosen Georgia Southern, we’re sure you already know everything there is to know about your future alma mater, having read all the viewbooks, letters and catalogues they sent. Additionally, you will quickly gain knowledge of the GSU campus life through your SOAR sessions and orientations. Anyway, within your first week on campus, you’ll get the lowdown on how to get around, where to eat and what there is to do on campus. But if you’re not from the Bulloch County area, then the only thing you probably know
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about Statesboro — the Boro — is it’s home to GSU. While a college campus can seem like its own little world, there will come a time when either hunger for fast food or a shopping expedition forces you to venture off campus. And that’s what this guide is for — to help you get to know Statesboro and Bulloch County a little better and answer the really important questions like “where can I get some good hot wings,”“how do I get cable,” “where are the best local places to shop” and “what is there to do downtown?” You’ll also find the answers to some more important questions like “where’s the hospital” and “when does the City Council meet?” (This may be important for a class or two.)
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Georgia Southern and its students are an important part of Statesboro and Bulloch County. Without you, we would not have many of the great restaurants and businesses that we have in this community. Not only does the university bring in new economic opportunities and diversity — not to mention putting Statesboro on the map with its six-time national championship Eagles football team — but its students also get involved with many community projects like Habitat for Humanity and Red Cross blood drives. Be a part of this community in your 4-plus-years stay here, and you will see all that this town has to offer. We hope you enjoy your years at GSU, and welcome to the Boro!
Q: What do you recommend students look for in a place to live? A: “Somewhere that is safe, but also
in your price range. Don’t go somewhere that’s out of your price range because you need money to get food and different things.” — Hannah Johnson, junior, multimedia communications major “Look for the room size, the amenities, cable, Internet, a gym, and also how close it is to campus.” — Jameisha Shavers, sophomore, chemistry prepharmacy major
Housing options living in the Boro You’re finally getting out of the house. No more parents watching your every move. You’re on your own. So, where are you going to live? Statesboro has a variety of options, all with their own pros and cons. For incoming freshmen, that choice has been made simple for you by university rules. For upperclassmen, while the decision isn’t permanent, it can be binding for at least a year. Privately owned apartment complexes and 11 GSU residence halls beckon to students, providing perks and conveniences, all geared to sway students either to live off-campus in a privately owned apartment or house, or university-owned residence halls. While the rental companies and GSU housing
“Look for something that reminds you of home.” — Samantha Smith, senior, economics major officials harp the benefits of both styles of living, students say the choice isn’t quite cut-and-dried. Most agree that choosing a place to call home — for at least the next year — depends largely on each student’s personal tastes. Georgia Southern residence halls offer great location and convenience, since they’re right on campus and located within walking distance of entertainment, food and sports options. Also, students who live on campus have easier access to tutoring, mentoring and computer labs with specialized programs for certain majors.
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Security is another draw. The halls are patrolled by campus security, residents have keys to get in halls, and visitors are supposed to be escorted. Living in a hall also makes it easy for students to get involved in campus activities, with events going on all of the time and RAs helping with information. Georgia Southern continued to change the way it provides housing for students in 2009 when the university required freshmen to live on campus and when it opened its newest residence hall, Centennial Place. Last year, there were more than 4,000 students living on campus, most of whom (about 3,500) were freshmen. For the past several years, the university has added new residential buildings to its list of available on-campus housing to keep up with the university’s constant growth. According to Jon Coleman, university housing director, the university is constantly looking for ways to keep up with growth of its student body. Construction is one way, but another is purchasing existing properties. He said the goal is to have 30 percent of undergraduates living on campus.
Campus Club apartments on Lanier Drive was purchased by the university. It transitioned from an off-campus complex to on-campus housing in fall 2012. Centennial Place, which opened in August 2009, houses 1,001 students. It is adjacent to the Russell Union and Landrum Dining Commons, and features Cold Stone Creamery, Einstein Bros. Bagels, a small market and College Optical Express. “We got very positive feedback,” Coleman said. “Students really like the facility. They liked
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the support services that were in building 2, including the dining services, optometrist as well as the culinary, classroom, computer lab and game area.” Coleman believes there are many benefits for students who choose to live on campus, including location, convenience and the support staff. “I think students appreciate the benefits of living on campus,” he said. “They like the convenience. I think that if we had as twice as many spaces as we did, we probably would have had all those spaces filled as well.”
Apartments amenities & freedom Most apartment complexes in Statesboro offer a variety of living arrangements for students. The options include single-bedroom apartments as well as multi-bedroom facilities. Nearly all of the leasing companies provide separate leases for each room of the apartment, with the idea being that students won’t have to worry about splitting rent or other bills. This allows students to be responsible for their rent and lease separate from
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their roommates, in the event that a roommate fails to pay or uphold their end of the lease. Some apartment complexes offer residents the option of having furnished apartments for an additional monthly fee, while many offer both furnished and unfurnished choices to fit any lifestyle, and student, that comes their way. While the apartments near GSU are geared toward young college students, they offer adult perks too. Pools, computer labs, gym facilities, and 24-hour security are among the most attractive amenities. Those same services are available to students who live on campus, but usually with more restrictions and guidance from the school. Apartments are open year-round, unlike university housing, which closes during the summer months. Most apartment leases in Statesboro are 12-month leases — something to think about when you are signing because of its commitment through the following summer. Many complexes also offer “all-inclusive” billing, which covers rent and utilities at a flat fee. They also have special roommate matching programs. Apartment complexes have several amenities, and students don’t have to worry about
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mowing lawns, damage to apartments, or funding repairs. Like everywhere else, pet policies differ from apartment to apartment, so be sure you checkout pet policies prior to purchasing a pet.
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While GSU encourages students to live in oncampus housing, the university will help students locate off campus. Eighteen complexes participate in the Community Adviser Program. Those properties have listings on the GSU housing Web page — http://students.georgiasouthern.edu/off campus/ca_prop.htm — and trained community advisers living in each complex. The program was established so that students who choose to live off campus won’t be disconnected from on-campus activities. Rent at apartment complexes can run from $400-$1,200 per month, with a 12-month lease being the standard. Deposits range from $100 (during some specials) to the full price of rent. At many complexes, students must have an adult (someone with verifiable employment) sign a guarantee for the apartment on the day the lease is signed. Leases are hard to break, and school officials say students should think long and hard before entering into the legally binding agreement. However, the apartment complexes in Statesboro are very accommodating and quick to answer any concerns a student may have.
Q: What roommate advice would you give to freshmen? A: “Don’t live with your friends. Also,
be polite and courteous no matter what to avoid tension.” — Chanice Oliver, junior, human resource management major “Make sure you communicate with your roommates if you have any issues. It makes things run a whole lot smoother and keeps everyone happy.” — Katherine Stanford, junior, communication studies major
Buying a house having a mortgage Local realtors say more and more parents are purchasing houses or townhomes for their children going to GSU — particularly if siblings are attending at the same time. Purchasing gives parents a tax write-off for the interest. Plus moving a roommate in a house to help with bills and pay rent — earns money that goes straight toward the owner’s mortgage. For the renter, renting is normally a no-stringsattached introduction to home ownership. It gives an individual a feel for home life, but usually without the headaches of maintenance or repair work — something the landlord typically covers.
“Do not room with your friends, because you never truly know someone until you live with them.” — Tabitha Coombs, junior, multimedia communications major
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Q: What is your best Georgia Southern memory? A: “Living in Watson Commons fresh-
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working out off-campus fitness options Looking to lose a few pounds or just maintain an excellent physique? Statesboro has plenty of options for your workout needs. The most obvious place to look is the Recreation Activity Center located on Akins Boulevard. An expansion to the center — known as the RAC — was completed in 2006 and added an additional 125,000 square feet of workout space, bringing the total size of the building to 215,000 square feet. The LEED-certified facility includes an indoor competition pool, eight indoor basketball courts, fitness center, 45-foot rock-climbing wall, bouldering cave and indoor track. Open only to students, faculty and staff, the RAC offers fitness classes and personal training by certified trainers (for an additional fee). Special weekend memberships are available to Georgia Southern alumni. A portion of students’ tuition pays for the gym, so there are no fees for using any of the exercise equipment or facilities. For more information about the RAC and all Campus Recreation and Intramurals, visit www. georgiasouthern.edu/cri. However, if the RAC doesn’t offer what you need, there are other workout locations in Statesboro for you to choose from. For the ladies, there is LOA Fitness located on U.S. Highway 80. LOA Fitness is a fitness club maintained exclusively for women, offering specialized circuit-training equipment and other standard club amenities, including aerobics floors, cardio equipment, group classes, personal training and nutritional counseling.
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Statesboro also offers a pair of 24-hour gyms, open seven days a week. N Shape Fitness Center, at 739A Northside Drive W., is an exclusive fitness center that has a membership limited to 300 members. The center offers a wide variety of cardiovascular and weight training equipment. Included in each membership is aqua massage, tanning and a variety of group classes including yoga, zumba, boot camp, step, abs and rowing. Statesboro Snap Fitness, at 609 Brannen St., offers 24/7-access memberships starting at less than $1 a day and month-to-month contracts. The center features a newly expanded facility, with more than 6,000 square feet of space, complete with state-of-the-art Cybex equipment, group fitness/training studios and free weights. Group fitness classes are also provided. You can find 180 Fitness on Fair Road behind Wendy’s and Zaxby’s. 180 Fitness offers more than 70 pieces of equipment, including free weights, spin bikes, rowing machines, cardio machines and Cybex equipment. In addition to its extensive equipment selection, 180 offers more than 30 group fitness classes, including the famous Les Mills workouts, which include something for everyone. Student rates are also available at 180 Fitness in three-month, semester and year rates. If you’re tired of fighting the big crowds at the RAC or the other commercial gyms or simply not seeing the results you need, Fit by Julie and Yoga on Vine, located downtown, and Crossfit Boro, at 1189 Sarahlyn Lane across from Splash in the Boro, offer training services that provide a more targeted approach to getting fit. For more information, visit the gyms’ websites at fitbyjulie.org and crossfitboro.com.
Student health staying healthy As long as you pay your $94 health fee each semester ($46 during summer classes), the services provided by Georgia Southern’s Health Services, which include lab work, minor surgery and much more, are free. “There’s no fee for service for any of our lab work, X-rays, specialty care services, women’s health like annual physicals, minor surgery or any of those things we do,” said Paul Ferguson, the director of Health Services. “The health fee covers all of those things.” According to Ferguson, the center also will provide students with seasonal flu and H1N1 flu vaccines in the fall semester. Since August 2010, students have been able to make appointments online at www.georgia southern.edu/health and also can speak to a nurse 24 hours a day for nonemergency situations. “They won’t just get an automatic message to leave a voicemail,” Ferguson said. “They’ll be able to get a hold of a nurse who’s very familiar with what’s happening in Statesboro and at the health center.” If you are a full-time student at GSU, the Counseling and Career Development Center provides up to 12 free visits per academic year. The center provides individual, couples and group counseling, as well as workshops and crisis intervention services. “Our mission is to help students succeed and to treat those issues and concerns that are barriers to their being successful in college,”said David Matthews, a staff psychologist at the center. “We are confidential. We do not communicate with parents or other university offices. We operate corroboratively with the staff at the health center in treating students who have physical issues that may compound their emotional health.”
The office is only for short-term treatment. If a client needs treatment for substance abuse or a major mental health illness, the office will help find an appropriate off-campus doctor. If you’re a member of the community, a parttime student or someone seeking couples counseling, the clinic run by the psychology department at Georgia Southern is for you. The clinic is staffed by graduate students in the Doctor of Psychology program. They are supervised by licensed clinical psychologists. The price of each session ranges from $5 to $30. The clinic also sees teenagers and children. There, a secure, private web communications program called Eagle Online Student Health is available. This new program integrates directly with the Health Services Electronic Medical Records system, providing significant enhancements to your communication with Health Services including the following: 1) Immunization compliance function 2) Student patient appointment self-scheduling 3) Secure patient 4) Health insurance data collection and updates 5) Medical history forms 6) Pre-visit intake forms 7) Patient education and disease prevention 8) Rx refill request 9) View billing statements 10) View health center policies 11) After hours & emergency guidelines 12) Patient health record Because this is a very secure, private database website, you will be required to log in using your existing My Georgia Southern student username and password. For more information, contact the Dean of Students Office. DON’T MISS A SINGLE ISSUE!
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SHOP LOCAL 3/50 initiative The 3/50 initiative suggests local shoppers pick three of their favorite local businesses and spend $50 per month at each. This practice ensures a large percentage of money spent in local businesses is reinvested in the local economy. Statesboro’s shopping districts house stores carrying everything from basic necessities to one-of-a-kind custom items, making the 3/50 an easy-to-follow initiative. Learn more about the 3/50 initiative at the350project.net Each of Statesboro’s shopping districts has much to offer those in quest of a great bargain and/or a unique find. Read more about shopping in Statesboro on page 25.
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Northland Cable Television 32 E. Vine St. Statesboro (912) 489-8715 www.yournorthland.com/statesboro
Northland customers can choose from several phone, cable and internet options. A hook-up fee and first month’s payment are required up front. Northland Cable serves most of Statesboro, Brooklet and some of the unincorporated areas of the county with cable and television. Northland also supplies most of the city and some unincorporated areas of the county with high-speed internet.
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To establish telephone or television service with Bulloch Telephone, drop by the office. New customers are required to pay a membership fee and have an official 911 address. Internet service is also available. Service is provided to areas outside the city limits of Statesboro and Register as well as Portal, Brooklet, Clito, Anderson, Stilson and Nevils.
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Dish Network has a wide variety of premier programming with something for everyone. Whether you want to keep the kids entertained or the spouse busy or you want to learn something new, Dish Network has a package to fit your needs. Dish has more than 100 HD channels to choose from. For information about service, call (912) 764-9131. Frontier Communications 229 Chandler Road (912) 681-9233 www.frontier.com
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DirecTV offers more than 265 all-digital channels, including locals, in a variety of packages. Free professional installation is often provided. For information about an authorized DirecTV provider in the area, you can call DirecTV toll free at (800) 783-1371.
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Electricity switch on the power Georgia Power Co. 305 S. Main St. Statesboro (888) 660-5890 www.georgiapower.com Customers can establish service either at the office or over the phone. A deposit may be required, depending on a credit report. An account establishment fee will be charged to the first bill. Georgia Power serves mainly Statesboro and areas close to the city limits. Its local office is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
To get your water hooked up in Statesboro, you can either visit the City of Statesboro website to fill out a form by clicking “utility applications” or stop by City Hall during business hours. City Hall is located at 50 E. Main St. and can be reached by calling (912) 764-5468. The water deposit is $85 and there is a $25 service fee. An account establishment fee is $30. Garbage pick-up is included in the monthly utility bill for a $17.35 charge ($19.45 for commercial properties). A sanitation fee of $35 is required. Outside of the city (for Bulloch County Residents) water is available through multiple privately owned providers. The towns of Brooklet, Portal and Register also operate their own water systems. People residing in the unincorporated areas use septic tanks and may be connected to either a private well or a private water system. Unincorporated areas are served by 16 recycling centers, which also accept household garbage. One of these centers is located inside the city, on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Another close to campus is located on Langston Chapel Road. Contact the county offices at (912) 764-6369 for hours of operation and the nearest location. You can also find information at bullochcounty. net and keepbullochbeautiful.org
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Book buying textbook stores & info Congratulations students! You are embarking on one of the most important and exciting periods in your life — the college experience. We welcome you to the Georgia Southern community and want you to know the many ways in which the local bookstores can help you throughout your college experience. They offer many programs which are geared towards your academic and financial success. Whether you choose to shop at Gray’s Bookstore or the University Store on Georgia Southern’s campus, you will find a selection of school supplies,study aids, and the latest in GSU merchandise and clothing. Each of these bookstores offers a unique experience for the student body. Cost of Books After shelling out big bucks for tuition, housing, and other college expenses, students and parents might be shocked by the prices of textbooks. According to old campus newspapers, students have been complaining about textbook prices since the
Q: What is your favorite Georgia Southern campus activity? A: “Hammocking on Sweetheart Circle.”
— Hallie Worthington, senior, recreation major
“My favorite on-campus activity is Unplugged which happens in Russell Union on Tuesday nights. It’s great to see people showcasing their talent; we have a lot of talented students here.” — Jannah Bolds, GSU alumna, 2013 18 • Student Guide to Statesboro • Welcome to the Boro
1930s, when the average book cost about $3. So how can you budget for the heavy cost of textbooks? A big part depends on how many classes you are taking and the books your professor has chosen for the class. Your major can greatly affect how much you spend on books, and there are other factors to consider as well. You have to keep in mind that along with books there are supplies you’ll need for class such as study guides, notebooks, pens, lab supplies or art supplies. According to the National Association of College Stores, the average full-time student spent about $563 last fall on books and supplies ... isn’t that something to look forward to! The store isn’t involved in choosing which books are used in the classroom. Professors spend a lot of time trying to find just the right books for their courses. You can try to recoup some of the cost at the end of the semester by selling back the books you will no longer be using. You could end up getting back as much as 67 percent of your original textbook costs (with any luck). There are a few things you can do to save some cash. First, try to buy used textbooks. As a new student you may think this is odd, but if you don’t mind some folded corners and some highlighting you could save yourself quite a bit. However, there usually aren’t that many used books and they sell out fast, so get to a local bookstore quickly to cash in on these savings. Another thing to be aware of is book theft. You may not realize this, but some people steal books and try to sell them back to the bookstores for cash. We recommend keeping an eye on your books and never leaving them unattended, not even in the library. Having to buy your books twice is never a good or fun thing. To get the most dollars back make sure the books are in good condition when returning them. Most local bookstores will not buy back books that have water damage, missing pages, or excessive ink writing and highlighting. Also, if your book came as part of a package, you must have all your pieces to return the book. This includes CDs, study guides, blueprints, manuals, etc.
The University Store As the official campus store, The University Store of Georgia Southern provides the products, services and programs that support student success. At The University Store, students enjoy the convenience of one-stop shopping in a dynamic
Georgia Southern environment. In addition to having Statesboro’s largest selection of new and used textbooks, the Eagle-centric shop sells licensed apparel, home décor and gift items to suit every Southern fan’s needs. The University Store offers all required textbooks and is a trusted campus resource for course materials and technology. Georgia Southern University faculty and staff work with The University Store to ensure a complete selection of required class materials. Unlike off-campus stores, The University Store only sells the correct and complete editions of textbooks and course materials. Purchasing textbooks and course materials at The University Store is a simple and streamlined process. Print a class schedule in the store and the staff will pull required textbooks, online-access codes or course materials. Want to save even more time? Preorder textbooks online at gsustore. com or my.georgiasouthern.edu. The University Store will send an email notification when the purchase is ready for in-store pick-up. By selling both new and used textbooks, eBooks, and offering competitive pricing and rental programs, The University Store gives students multiple purchasing options. The store partners with Georgia Southern University’s Office of Financial Aid and accepts all forms of financial aid awarded through the office and is the only authorized book store to accept financial aid. To use financial aid, students present their Eagle I.D. at the register. The process is unobtrusive and completely safe. Textbook returns and exchanges are another highlight of The University Store’s dedication to student success. The store welcomes returns and exchanges during the drop/add period at the beginning of each semester. Textbooks and access codes must be returned in the condition as purchased along with original sale receipt. The last date for returns and exchanges is printed on the sales receipt as a reminder to customers. Need cash for a book? Having an everyday Buy Back program is a way The University Store puts cash back in the hands of students. If a book is required for a course the following semester, the store will pay up to 66 percent of the book’s retail value unless a buying quota has already been met. The University Store understands the expense of a quality education and through Buy Back, rental and used book programs is working to drive down the costs of textbooks and course materials. The University Store is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week at gsustore.com.
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Gray’s College Bookstore
Q: What is your favorite Georgia Southern campus activity? A: “My favorite activity on campus
are the movie nights in the Russell Union Theater.” — Kelsey Webb, sophomore, middle grades and education major
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Gray’s College Bookstore, the official offcampus bookstore, is located on Chandler Road directly across from Parking and Transportation next to Subway and Eagle Clips. Gray’s offers textbooks and school supplies as well as a selection of Georgia Southern T-shirts and merchandise. Gray’s offers students many ways to save on books. The store’s easy financial aid program gives you a choice so you do not have to shop on campus just because you receive financial aid. Gray’s also works with professors so the store will have exactly the materials you need. If something isn’t in stock the first week of classes, a courteous staff member will order it for you and you’ll get 10 percent off! Gray’s guarantees cheaper prices than campus or they give you a portion of the difference back. The Monday and Tuesday before classes start, everything in the store is 10 percent off, including textbooks. Pre-order your books online or in the store before August 1 for fall semester and get 10 percent off your entire order. Don’t forget, Gray’s also rents all of their textbooks (I-clickers included!) to give you an even cheaper option when choosing your semesters books. Stop by and use one of the new self checkout rental kiosks that speed up the process of renting your books so you can get back to enjoying your day. When it comes to selling your books back to Gray’s, the staff works hard to give you more for your books. Along with regular buyback, Gray’s now offers Buyback Gold, a textbook consignment program. That’s right; you can use their shelves to sell your books. For select books, Gray’s will list them and stock them on their shelves for you. When the book sells, Gray’s will contact you so you can pick up your cash, or Gray’s can mail you a check. You get 75 percent of the final selling price.
Election info exercise your rights
Statesboro local government At some time during your four years at Georgia Southern, you’ll probably need to get in touch with the local government officials. As a student, the city of Statesboro is the local government you’ll probably deal with the most. If you live off campus, they’ll be the ones to turn on your water, pick up your garbage and give you a ticket if you break the law inside the city limits. Statesboro is the county seat and largest city in Bulloch County with more than 28,000 people. Over the last decade, Statesboro has grown into a shopping, health care, education and employment hub for the region, due in large part to the influence of Georgia Southern. Maybe that’s why so many GSU students decide to stick around after they graduate. Statesboro is governed by a five-member board and a mayor. Council members serve fouryear terms, with half the council up for election every two years. Each councilman is elected by district and the mayor is elected by the city as a whole. Daily operations are handled by the city manager. Statesboro provides water, sewer, natural gas and garbage pickup to city residents. You can establish service for these utilities at City Hall on East Main Street. (See page 17)
A big part of the college experience is tuning into the world around you, and a great way to do that is to exercise your right to vote. Many people saw the presidential race last year, and many people came out to vote. If you are voting in your hometown, be sure to apply for an absentee ballot. In order to register to vote in Georgia, you must be a citizen of the United States, a legal resident of Georgia and the county in which you wish to vote and at least 18 years of age by Election Day. Register to vote in the general election in Bulloch County by Oct. 6. Students living on campus or in the apartment complexes near campus vote at the Pittman Park United Methodist Church, located on Fair Road across from GSU.The county redrew its voting districts and added the Pittman Park precinct several years ago in order to make voting more convenient for students. To learn more about Georgia elections or to obtain an online voter registration form, visit the Secretary of State’s website at www.sos.state. ga.us/.
Election Information • Oct. 6 – Deadline to register to vote in the general election • Nov. 4 – General election • Board of Elections Office: Bulloch County Courthouse (at the Main streets intersection) (912) 764-6502 • Registration forms available at bullochcounty.net
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Who represents me? local, state & national Statesboro City Council When it comes to city elections, the main student housing areas fall into several different districts. Here is a list to help you out. Mayor Jan Moore (912) 764-0616 50 E. Main St. P.O. Box 348 District 1 Phil Boyum (912) 495-8820 50 E. Main St. P.O. Box 348 district1@statesboroga.gov Represents students in: The Village at Mill Creek (Represents the northeastern area of city) District 2 Gary Lewis (912) 678-2844 50 E. Main St. P.O. Box 348 district2@statesboroga.gov Represents students in: The Forum Apartments The Woodlands (Represents northern and western parts of the city)
MEETINGS • City Council meets on the first Tuesday of each month at 9 a.m. and on the third Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. on the second floor of City Hall.
District 3 Will Britt (912) 687-1766 50 E. Main St. P.O. Box 348 district3@statesboroga.gov Represents students in: On-campus housing Campus Club College Walk Eagle Creek Apartments Stadium View Park Place Villas Eagles Landing Greek Row District 4 John Riggs (912) 690-0221 50 E. Main St. P.O. Box 348 district4@statesboroga.gov Represents students in: On-campus Housing The Avenue at Southern Cambridge at Southern Campus Crossing University Pines University Village Southern Villas District 5 Travis Chance (912) 531-0378 50 E. Main St. P.O. Box 348 district5@statesboroga.gov Represents students in: The Exchange Apartments Garden District Apartments Copper Beech The Pointe at Southern The Seasons Greenbriar/Hawthorne
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State Representatives Butch Parrish (R-SH 158) 245 State Capitol, Atlanta, GA 30334 (404) 463-2247 District Address: 132 Victory Drive, Swainsboro, GA 30401 (478) 237-3838 • butch.parrish@house.ga.gov Jon G. Burns (R-SH 159) 228 State Capitol, Atlanta, GA 30334 (404) 656-5099 District Address: 5829 Clyo-Kildare Road, Newington, GA 30446 jon.burns@house.ga.gov Jan Tankersley (R-SH 160) 401-B State Capitol, Atlanta, GA 30334 (404) 656-0254 District Address: P.O. Box 187, Brooklet, GA 30415 jan.tankersley@house.ga.gov Jack Hill (R-SS 4) 234 State Capitol, Atlanta, GA 30334 (404) 656-5038 District Address: P.O. Box 486, Reidsville, GA 30453 (912) 557-3811 • jack.hill@senate.ga.gov
National Representatives U.S. Rep. John Barrow (D) 2202 Rayburn House Office Building Washington, DC 20515 (202) 225-2823 District Office: Statesboro City Hall barrow.house.gov U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss (R) 416 Russell Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510 (202) 224-3521 • chambliss.senate.gov U.S. Johnny Isakson (R) 131 Russell Senate Office Building, Washington, DC 20510 (202) 224-3643 • isakson.senate.gov
Bulloch County
Historic communities
government
from humble beginnings
Bulloch County is not only one of Georgia’s largest counties geographically, it is also one of the fastest growing in the southern part of the state. Like most communities in Georgia, Bulloch’s roots are in agriculture, but over the last 100 years it has also developed a thriving business community due in part to the presence of Georgia Southern. Bulloch County is governed by a seven-member board with representatives elected from two districts, District 1, which is a minority district, and District 2. Two representatives are elected from District 1 and four representatives are elected from District 2. The chairman is elected by the entire county. The board meets the first Tuesday of every month at 5:30 p.m. and the third Tuesday of the month at 8:30 a.m. The day-to-day operations of the county are handled by the county manager, Tom Couch.
Until the 1940s, rural towns and communities dominated Bulloch County. But with the rise of the railroad and modern highways, many of these towns declined over the years. However, many of these historic communities still exist, at least in name, and their residents find them peaceful places to live. Stilson is located west of Brooklet and was once one of the busiest stops on the S&S Railway. The community of Hopeulikit was named when the owner of a local dance hall decided to hold a contest to name the community. Reportedly, one of the entries had a handwritten note at the bottom which read “Hope U Like It.” The judges did, and the name still marks the area on Highway 25 north of Statesboro. The Sinkhole District earned its name 150 years ago when a sawmill in southwest Bulloch slowly sank into the ground one evening. When the employees returned the next morning, the mill was gone. Citizens living in the area claim the sinkhole never goes dry and there are several legends surrounding the 100-foot long phenomena. Clito, five miles north of Statesboro, thrived in the early 20th century by becoming a stop on the Dover Railroad Line. Leefield, located seven miles northeast of Brooklet, takes its name from the Lee family which once owned the land set on a high bluff. Like many small communities, it built up around the railroad, but with the decline of rail service, Leefield’s economy also declined. Nevils is still a lively community located in the southern part of the county. It has its own elementary school and is also home to many shops and antique stores. Emit, located five miles southeast of Statesboro, was named after Emit Anderson, a former postmaster. At one time Emit was under consideration to become the county seat of Bulloch, but some wealthy farmers in the northern part of the county pushed to have Statesboro named. Once a lively crossroads, Emit today is a quiet farming community.
home to four cities
In addition to Statesboro, there are three other incorporated cities in Bulloch County — Brooklet, Portal and Register. With just over 1,100 residents, Brooklet is a quiet community located about 10 miles east of Statesboro. Known for its annual Peanut Festival, it offers quiet country living with all the amenities of a thriving community. Downtown has a variety of shops including several antique stores and a large furniture store. Brooklet City Hall is located at 106 Church St. and can be reached at (912) 842-2137. Just 14 miles west of Statesboro, the small town of Portal offers the charm of a quiet, neighbororiented community. Portal is best known for its rich agricultural heritage which is celebrated each fall with the Catface Country Turpentine Festival. Portal City Hall is located at 27209 Hwy. 80 West and can be reached at (912) 865-2566. Register is only 15 minutes from either Metter or Statesboro and the drive is worth the peaceful, friendly atmosphere you’ll find in this town of only 160 people. The Register Town Hall is located on Foster Road in a historic schoolhouse and can be reached at (912) 488-2424.
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Legal tips
Boys in blue
local law enforcement Statesboro Police Dept. 25 W. Grady St. • (912) 764-9911 Maj. Scott Brunson Public Safety Director Wendell Turner Uniform: Dark blue Patrol Car: White with reflective blue striping and black and gray
Ticket info: A ticket from one of Statesboro’s finest must be paid at the Statesboro Municipal Court, which is located near the police station. If you don’t pay the ticket in time, you will go to court at the Statesboro Municipal Court and face the judge. He’s fair, but he’s tough. No shorts, no sagging pants, and no smart mouth or things won’t go well.
Bulloch County Sheriff’s Office U.S. 301 North • (912) 764-8888 Sheriff Lynn Anderson Uniform: Sage green and beige Patrol Car: White with reflective green striping
Ticket info: A ticket from one of these guys (or girls) can be paid at the Bulloch County Sheriff’s Office. If the ticket isn’t paid in time, it could be assigned to one of various courts.
Georgia Southern University Police GSU campus • (912) 478-4636 Chief Mike Russell Uniform: Navy Patrol Car: White with blue and gold detail
Georgia State Patrol U.S. 301 South • (912) 688-6999 Sgt. 1st Class Brad Mosher Uniform: Slate gray and light blue Patrol Car: Royal blue and gray
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stay out of trouble Fireworks are illegal in Georgia. Sparklers were recently legalized, but anything that explodes is offlimits and can result in a fine. Liquor is sold by the drink in bars and restaurants, but it isn’t available by the bottle in Bulloch County. You won’t be able to legally purchase alcohol after 1 a.m., and “to-go cups” are a no-no. So is having an open container of alcohol in your vehicle. And if you get plastered at a local establishment (or at home), please don’t climb behind the wheel. Local judges aren’t fond of drinking and driving. Don’t attempt to walk home drunk, either. Call a friend or a cab — stumbling down the road can get you a pedestrian under the influence charge. If an officer does stop you, it’s best to be honest. Giving false information is a crime that will only make your plight worse — and the officer will find out if you are lying. All persons convicted of first offender DUI/ possession of controlled substances charges must complete DUI school, clinical evaluation (unless waived by the court) and treatment if recommended by the evaluation. If you throw a party, make sure you are not so loud your neighbors will be disturbed. And if they are disturbed and you have illegal drugs or underage drinkers at your party, police will know and people will be arrested. The best bet? Invite the neighbors, and make sure you break no laws. When you gotta go, you gotta go. Regardless, guys (and gals), make sure you use a restroom facility. Urinating in public, whether or not you think you’re out of sight, is illegal and can rack up a charge of indecent exposure. You and the roomie don’t get along? Many arrests are made when roommates or romantically involved couples — even friends — lose tempers and fight among themselves. The best bet is get away from the situation, cool off and try to resolve the issue when tempers are under control. If not, when the fight starts and somebody calls police, somebody usually goes to jail.
Boro Shopping local retail hot spots
Buckhead Plaza Buckhead Plaza is home to the newest El Sombrero in Statesboro as well as many new retail and service options including Statesboro Car Wash, RJ Pope, Farmers and Merchants Bank, The Herb Shop, Verizon, Textures Salon and Luxury Nail Salon. There are also several food options to choose from including Krystals, Nikkos Japanese Restaurant, Your Pie, Pizza Hut, KFC, Subway, Panera Bread and Larry’s Giant Subs.
Downtown Statesboro Just a mile from Georgia Southern’s campus, downtown Statesboro combines shopping, arts and
history, making it a pleasant place to go when you’d like to get away from campus for awhile. Downtown Statesboro is home to the Averitt Center for the Arts which houses several art exhibits each month and stages productions at the Emma Kelly Theater. Shops include Free Spirit Pottery; Cobbler’s Bench; R.J. Pope Menswear; H.W. Smith Jewelers; Pladd Dot Music; Bellies, Babies and Ballerinas; Children’s Cottage Consignments; Galactic Comics & Games; GSU’s City Campus and bridal boutiques. Other businesses include L.A. Waters Furniture, Hair Studio 101, Lori Grice Photography, Merle Norman Salon & Spa, and many more. There are also restaurants like The Daily Grind, Sugar Magnolia Bakery, Main Street Billiards, CAKE, South and Vine, Chops on Main and 40 East Grille.
Q: What is your favorite local place to shop? A: “Madame Couture Boutique in
downtown Statesboro. It’s a really great place to find nice things.”
— Staci Harrison, senior, information technology major
“I shop at the Statesboro Mall, they have great stores in there.”
— Kayla Womack, senior, logistics major
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Market District The Market District is located on Fair Road. Statesboro’s fastest-growing commercial development is a combination of retail and professional office buildings sprawled over several acres. It features specialty shops like Colonial House of Flowers, Walker Pharmacy, Sole, Entourage and Social, Serenity Day Spa, and The Sharpe and Co. Salon. Market District also offers many food options including McAlister’s Deli, Barberitos, Shane’s Rib Shack, Mellow Mushroom, Jimmy John’s, Tokyo Japanese, Top’s China Express and La’Berry. Southern Square Southern Square Shopping Center is located across from the Statesboro Mall on Northside Drive. Home to K-Mart, Office Max, Cato and a number of small retailers, Southern Square also features several restaurants including Chick-Fil-A, Longhorn Steakhouse, McDonalds, Checkers, Seasons of Japan and Buffalo Wild Wings. Statesboro Crossing Statesboro Crossing on Brannen Road, just off Veteran’s Parkway, is anchored by Hobby Lobby, Books-A-Million, T.J. Maxx and Petco and also houses several other businesses including The Wax Strip, Altel, Maurices, Rack Room Shoes and Hibbett Sports. Dining options include Cracker Barrel, Olive Garden, Steak ‘n Shake and Little Caesars. From Statesboro Crossing you can also take a walk or bike ride on the S&S Greenway, a 2.7 mile pathway that begins and ends at trail-heads located on Gentilly Road and the intersection of Burkhalter and Pretoria Rushing Roads and is accessible from Statesboro Crossing. The Statesboro Mall The Statesboro Mall is a 262,000 sq. ft. enclosed regional mall anchored by JC Penney, Belk, Bealls, and Bi-Lo and is located on Northside Drive. The Mall features clothing stores like Sir Shop, Rue 21, Cheeky Lingerie & Swimwear and Children’s Place as well as other specialty stores like Bath and Body Works and the Shoe Dept. It’s food court is home to Savannah Gyro and several other eateries. Woodlands Square The Woodlands is located across from Georgia Southern University on Highway 301. It is home to a tanning salon, Talbots, Dish, ASP Pool and Spa, Sew Much Fun and Bejais. It is also home to Bliss Berry and Jersey Mike’s Subs.
Dr. Elizabeth Penn is a board certified pediatrician and is currently accepting new patients for most insurance plans. She practices alongside pediatrician Dr. Daniel Feldman at Children’s Healthcare of Statesboro. In addition to general office visits, she offers newborn nursery services, emergency room consultation, and general pediatric admissions at East Georgia Regional Medical Center in Statesboro.
Specialties:
Prenatal Pediatric Consult Newborns to Teens Well & Sick Child Care ADHD Asthma Care Sports Physicals Adolescent Medicine & GYN Most Insurance Plans
Dr. Penn completed medical school and pediatric residency at MUSC in Charleston, SC. In addition to her pediatric training, she also holds a Masters in Public Health. She previously worked as a primary care pediatrician and pediatric hospitalist in Florida. She and her husband Dr. Eli Penn, a gastroenterologist, recently moved to Statesboro to raise their children and to join an exciting and growing medical community. Mother of three small children, wife, and professional, Dr. Penn understands the importance of expert, personal, and timely care for your children.
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Connect Statesboro your alternative weekly If you’re on campus or around town, you’ll see the racks filled with copies of Connect Statesboro. The magazine was started by the Statesboro Herald in September 2005 to fill a big hole in Statesboro — there weren’t any publications geared toward young adults (that’s college age and young professionals) in the greater Statesboro metropolitan area. You won’t find political diatribes, news analysis, stock listings or any of the boring parts of your friendly, neighborhood daily newspapers in it. But you should pick one up every week, and here’s why: It’s got info about what’s going on in town and what you’re interested in. If you check out the calendar, you’ve got everything you need to plan out your week. Connect Statesboro has been called “the ultimate in bathroom reading.” It’s not the best mental image, but if you’re on one of the GSU transit buses, waiting in line for an ID or just
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taking a break between classes, it’s there for you, filled with articles that examine issues concerning your life, comics you won’t find anywhere else, photos from the scene around town, GSU sports info from the Tailgate Tattler, the latest gaming news from Vampin’ Gamer and more. Want to know about that new band playing down the street? Connect’s probably got the info on them. Need to find a summer job in the classifieds? They’re in there, too. Connect Statesboro is also your online source for news. Check out ConnectStatesboro.com, where you’ll find all the content in the magazine, plus local music, videos and all the extra stuff that just won’t fit into the print version. Plus, Connect hosts awesome online contests throughout the year, giving you, the reader, opportunities to win tons of awesome prizes. No other publication in Statesboro is as interactive as Connect. The staff is always looking for your input, and they strive to bring you want you want. It’s not tied down to decades of tradition, and neither are you. So, when you’re running around Statesboro getting the feel for the town, pick up an issue, or go to ConnectStatesboro.com. If you’re not reading it, you’re going to be wondering what everybody’s talking about all week.
Boro Scene dining, drinking, doing Chops on Main — Dine at this West Main Street restaurant, located in historic downtown Statesboro, for lunch and dinner Tuesday through Saturday, and be sure to stop in during happy hour from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The cocktails and service are award winning! Applebee’s — With happy hour from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. and late-night fun beginning at 9 p.m. every day, Applebee’s, at 804 U.S. 80 East, offers plenty of opportunities to take advantage of the daily drink specials, half-price appetizers and more. Bigshow’s Burgers — The Boro loved the original Bigshow’s so much, located at 1212 Brampton Ave., that the restaurant’s owners decided to open a second location on Lanier Drive across from Paulson Stadium! Along with delicious burgers, Bigshow’s offers a wide variety of beer and features a new, unique Burger of the Week each week. If you’re feeling really hungry, try the Bigshow’s Burgers Challenge, featuring a burger made of 10 all-beef patties, 12 slices of cheese, eight pieces of bacon, lettuce, tomatoes and pickles, all sandwiched between two grilled cheese sandwiches, along with 1 pound of chili cheese fries. If you can eat it all in less than 30 minutes, you’ll walk away with a free meal, a T-shirt and lifelong bragging rights, and your picture will be added to the highly regarded Wall of Fame. GATA’s Sports Bar & Grille — Located on Lanier Drive in the spot formerly home to Buffalo’s, this bar and restaurant prides itself on being Statesboro’s home for live sports and entertainment. The new menu features fantastic food, the weekly specials are friendly to both your wallet and your taste buds, and the stages have been graced by a plethora of rocking rookies and veterans alike. With flat screens, projector screens, a mega screen and monster deck as well as weekly cornhole and beer pong tournaments, there’s always something to do at GATA’s. The Daily Grind — This place at the corner of Savannah Avenue and South Zetterower serves some of the best coffee in town and hosts lowkey live music acts on the weekend. (What else would you expect from a coffeehouse?) It’s not
Q: What is your favorite party spot in the Boro? A: “My favorite party spots are
GATA’s and South City.”
– DeMicha Luster, junior, health education and promotion major
“The Rusty Tavern is the absolute best place to party in the Boro.”
– Benton Dutcher, senior, multimedia communications major
“Rude Rudy’s. They have different themes, and it just makes their events very fun and worthwhile.”
– Adam Kelly, freshman, exercise science major
big, but it sure is cozy. Dingus Magee’s — Located just off campus, this restaurant has been one of Statesboro’s most popular for years. Check it out at night for their cover charges and some of the best up-andcoming bands to hit the Boro. Oh, yeah, and the food is pretty rockin’, too. Eagle Creek Brewing Company — In Statesboro alone, more than 20 bars and restaurants carry beer brewed by Eagle Creek, a brewery founded by two local men in 2013. Located in downtown Statesboro, the brewery features the youngest head brewer in America and offers facility tours, beer tastings and live music each week. El Jalapeño — The newest Mexican restaurant in town, El Jalapeño is located in the former location of Pizza Inn on South Main Street, right
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across the street from Georgia Southern’s campus. Open Monday through Sunday for lunch and dinner, El Jalapeño features daily happy hour specials and a live DJ and karaoke Saturday nights every week.
amazing calzones, daily food and drink specials and a hamburger-and-fries meal for $5, Manny’s on South Main Street is the place to go to watch that big game and hang out with friends. Plus, Manny’s offers DirecTV Sunday Ticket — hello, sports fans!
El Sombrero — Two dollars might not buy you a gallon of gas, but at El Sombrero, it’ll get you a mixed drink, a 34-ounce draft or a margarita. One of the most popular places to hang out in the Boro, El Sombrero — or “The Hat,” as it’s known by locals — now has three locations in the Boro, and their drinks and Mexican cuisine can’t be beat.
Mellow Mushroom — Located in the Market District behind the hospital, Mellow Mushroom is a local haven for beer and pizza lovers. With a huge selection of beer, well-stocked bar, trivia every Wednesday and drink specials throughout the week, you’ll dig this groovy, mushroom-lovin’ place.
Fuzzy’s Taco Shop — Unlike traditional Mexican restaurants, Fuzzy’s boasts Baja-style Mexican fare, which incorporates feta cheese, a signature garlic sauce and the freshest ingredients. Located on the bypass near Copper Beech Apartments, Fuzzy’s offers a breakfast menu that’s served all day, a pick-up window that’s open until 2 a.m. and a full bar that’s known for its signature margaritas and its stock of 30 types of tequila.
Midtown Bar & Grill — With its poker nights, beer pong tournaments and live sports on TV, Midtown Bar & Grill, located at 102 Brannen St., has something for everyone. Plus, the cover charge is usually free if you show your college ID.
Gnat’s Landing — Go for the food at this South Main Street restaurant; stay for the happy hour specials and the music. With an extensive beer selection and relaxed atmosphere, this place is sure to become one of your favorite hot spots. Bringing the Boro great beer and wing specials and happy hour all week long, Gnat’s also features an outdoor dining area on the deck, weekly karaoke and trivia. Several acts featured at Gnat’s have moved on to fame and fortune, so keep an eye out for the next big thing to hit the stage there. Loco’s Grill and Pub — You can’t beat this Fair Road restaurant’s classic American food, but Loco’s also features a lot of local musicians in the evenings. If you like guys and their acoustic guitars, this is the place to go. Loco’s also features a bang-up happy hour and beer selection and trivia on Wednesday nights, as well as a Jam Session open mic night every Tuesday. Main Street Billiards — OK, you pool fanatics: This is the place to go if you want to play a few rounds of pool with your buddies. It also regularly brings some big-name comedy acts to the Boro. Home of the $1 PBR and Keno, this 29 W. Main St. business is always hoppin’. Manny’s Neighborhood Grill — Home of 30 • Student Guide to Statesboro • Welcome to the Boro
Millhouse Steakhouse — Located on the bypass next to Copper Beech Apartments, this college hot spot features both a deck and inside dining options. Plus, according to Connect Statesboro readers and the judges of the firstever burger contest, Millhouse serves up the Best Damn Burger in the Boro. With live music on the weekends, good music, good food and good vibes abound. Retrievers — Located in University Plaza, this is one of the most popular bars in Statesboro. Retrievers’ happy hours and Wild Wednesdays are second to none, and it hosts some of the bigger touring acts that come to Statesboro, playing everything from 1980s tributes to modern country. Rude Rudy’s — If you’re looking to go out, shake your booty and meet hot, young singles, this is your place. There are drink specials every night, and the big stage and giant dance floor host a variety of music and dance nights, with live DJs nearly every night of the week. Rumrunners — This place sends University Plaza into orbit on weekends. If you go, expect to wait in line for a chance to buy some of the best frozen drinks and see some of the biggest musical acts in Statesboro. Don’t be fooled by the Plantation Room, either — it’s for more than Southern rock. The Rusty Tavern — Open Thursday through Saturday until 2 a.m., the Tavern, another late-night
party spot located in University Plaza, is known for its $1 to $3 drink specials. If you’re looking to have some fun on a college student’s budget, be sure to check out this place. South & Vine Public House — Sitting at the intersection of South Main and West Vine streets in downtown Statesboro, South & Vine Public House, founded by Georgia Southern alumnus and chef Seni (pronounced “Shanney”) Alabi-Isama, is making a splash with its focus on flavor and fresh, local ingredients. Here, food is the main event, enhanced by live music, delicious drinks and a unique atmosphere. South & Vine is open for dinner from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, and happy hour is from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. daily, featuring 25 percent off the entire bar and all appetizers. The Glorious Gin and Tonic is a must-try!
Your Pie — Your Pie offers the chance to build your own personal-size pizza or panini, cooked to perfection in an authentic brick oven. Pair your creation with a cold beer or glass of wine, and finish it off with some delicious gelato or sorbet. Be sure to check out college night each Thursday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., with discounts on pizza and pitchers of beer and live music from local musicians.
Southern Billiards & Burgers — Besides amazing burgers, this pool hall offers a full bar in addition to many pool tables. Home to poker and pool tournaments, this is the place to go for a round of games with friends. Southern Growlers — After purchasing a reusable 32-ouce, 64-ouce or 1-gallon glass jug from Southern Growlers, have it filled at this “beer filling station” located on South Main Street. With 20 rotating taps, Southern Growlers offers a great selection of regional craft beers, the latest seasonal brews, ciders and sodas. When your growler is empty, simply rinse it out and take it back for a refill! Sugar Magnolia Bakery and Café — Located at 106 Savannah Ave., Sugar Magnolia is a Statesboro exclusive specializing in fresh-baked breads and treats, both sweet and savory. Open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and weekend brunch, the bakery features poetry nights and local, acoustic-based musicians on the regular. Sugar Magnolia also displays local artwork in its dining area. Artists can schedule a show of their work, usually for about a month, and can even sell their work at the bakery. Van Gogh’s Brewery — A Statesboro original, this microbrewery and restaurant pairs stoneoven pizza with its own hand-crafted beer that it brews on-site. Connected to GATA’s Sports Bar and Grille by a boardwalk, the brewery’s pondside location and welcoming atmosphere are ideal for winding down after a crazy day of classes.
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famous acts, local talent Whether it’s local musicians making the rounds in the Boro’s music scene or large-scale concerts featuring nationally known recording artists, there is never a shortage of high-quality entertainment available in the Boro. Each year, the University Programming Board, a combination of the former student groups Eagle Entertainment and Traditions Council, works to bring a big-name act to Statesboro for an oncampus concert. In 2014, GSU’s Spring Concert at Paulson Stadium featured the Grammy award-winning country music trio Lady Antebellum (known for hits including “I Run to You,” “American Honey,” “Need You Now” and “Downtown”) as its headlining band, with opening acts by Joe Nichols (“Gimmie That Girl,” “Tequila Makes Her Clothes Fall Off,” “Sunny and 75”) and Kristian Bush of the country music duo Sugarland (“Baby Girl,” “Stay”). Indeed, many country artists have performed to large crowds at GSU in recent years, including Brad Paisley, Taylor Swift, Tim McGraw and The Band Perry, but non-country artists including 3 Doors Down, Ciara, Ludacris and The Fray also have visited the Boro.
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But hosting big acts is nothing new to Georgia Southern. The Rolling Stones played their first show at a U.S. college campus at GSU’s own Hanner Fieldhouse. Other legends to have played at Southern include Jimmy Buffett, Lynard Skynyrd and The Allman Brothers Band. There are even some big-name acts who were playing venues around the Boro long before they became famous, including Luke Bryan (a GSU alumnus who has brought his Farm Tour to the area for the last five years), Jason Aldean, Jennifer Nettles (of Sugarland) and Cole Swindell, just to name a few. So, keep your eyes peeled and your ears open, because you never know who might be next on the musical road to success.
A favorite in the local music scene, this band has established a solid foothold in the area. Those Cats: A high-energy, seven-piece powerhouse from right here in the Boro, Those Cats’ fresh, funky and soulful sound has provided listeners with a never-ending well of groove for more than three years. Every show is filled with original tunes and timeless covers that combine for a contagiously energetic yet smooth sound that has become the band’s trademark. Earlier this year, Those Cats released their first full-length album, “Something More Specific,” available for purchase from iTunes, Amazon, Google Play and several other digital retailers.
Local musicians seen & heard in the Boro Chris Mitchell: The former longhaired rocker cut his hair but hasn’t mellowed at all in more than 15 years of shaking Statesboro venues. Chris also maintains a guitar studio and is the owner of Pladd Dot Music, which offers private music lessons to local students. Oh, yeah — he designs his own line of guitars, too. Ten Mile Creek: Just some “good ole boys makin’ noise,” this band from Claxton, Ga., formerly a trio consisting of Brendon Sapp (guitar and lead vocals), Dalton Hutcheson (bass) and Samarie Palmer (drums and vocals), recently added two new members to the group: David Hallman (guitar) and Gil Postell (keyboard). Despite recent success with the group’s first single, “Dirt Road Princess,” which spent some time at the top of the Georgia Country Charts last year, this quintet continues to treat audiences to live shows right here in Statesboro — and they never disappoint on stage. The Hellhounds: Self-described as a “guitardriven roadhouse blues/rock” band, the members of this rowdy local trio bring down the house with a rocking mix of percussion, bass and guitar every time they take the stage. The Orange Constant: Despite their wideranging influences and musical preferences, this quartet has mastered and refined the technique of seamlessly incorporating a variety of genres into one song, creating a distinct and electrifying sound that leaves their audiences wanting more. 32 • Student Guide to Statesboro • Welcome to the Boro
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Boro music facts fun facts on local talent • Did you know that Statesboro has its own song? “Statesboro Blues,” written by Blind Willie McTell, was made famous by The Allman Brothers Band in the early 1970s. • In 1990, Georgia Southern became a university. Caryl Cain Brown, then a member of the marketing and communications department, wrote a poem that became immortalized in the new alma mater: “From humble farm beginnings…” • Emma Kelly, the “Lady of 6,000 Songs” and a Statesboro native, is a well-known local songwriter who was written into John Berendt’s “Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.” The mother of 10 wrote numerous Johnny Mercer songs and is a member of the Georgia Music Hall of Fame. The Boro’s community theater, located in the Averitt Center for the Arts in downtown Statesboro, bears her name. Local talent performs at the center year round in local productions.
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snacks and beautiful fine art pieces. Art by regional and local artists is on display, and many of the galleries offer refreshments. Organized by Main Street Statesboro, each month follows a different theme. Two of the most popular events are Scare on the Square, which actually will be held the last Saturday in October, and the Holiday Celebration in December. You will not want to miss the fun! First Friday’s goal is to provide a place to sell local products and enjoy a family friendly community gathering, which promotes healthful living to the visitors and residents, all while stimulating the downtown Statesboro economy. Activities are free unless otherwise indicated. The fun begins at 5:30 p.m. the first Friday of every month! Go to statesborodowntown.org for a complete calendar of events.
local monthly event For a fun, free way to spend a Friday evening, check out downtown Statesboro’s First Friday. First Fridays have become a downtown Statesboro tradition. Community members flock to the area to enjoy visiting with local merchants, shopping and special events. Many merchants stay open late, offering discount specials and refreshments. Street vendors feature homemade crafts, Historic Points of Interest in Downtown Statesboro • Bulloch County Courthouse: Built in 1894 to replace a log cabin courthouse burned by Yankees, it was renovated in 2000. • The Bank of Statesboro: Built in 1911, today it houses the Averitt Center for the Arts. While vacant, parts of the 1994 movie “Now and Then” starring Demi Moore were shot inside. It was the library in the film. • Jaeckel Hotel: Opened in 1905, now home to City Hall. Guests included Henry Ford, Cornelius Vanderbilt and William Jennings Bryan. • The Holland House: Built in the 1890s by Dr. Matt Holland, this Victorian served as a hospital. Today, the South Main structure is home to a fraternity.
the averitt center the history The Averitt Center and Emma Kelly Theater are housed in two historic buildings — the old Bank of Statesboro building built in 1911 and the Georgia Theater, which was Statesboro’s movie theater from 1936 to 1982. Through the efforts of the city and community, the buildings underwent a $4.3 million renovation to create a community arts gallery and theater. The art center is named after Hal Averitt, former Statesboro mayor, whose vision initiated the project. The theater is named for Emma Kelly, “The Lady of 6,000 Songs,” who called Statesboro home. Now that you’re a college student, it’s almost
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required that you spend at least a few weeks going through an artistic phase — dressing in black, sipping coffee and debating whether your roommate’s latest masterpiece, “The Inner Life of Cheetos,” is art or just deserves to be eaten. Whether you are a serious artist or just exploring new things, Statesboro’s downtown art center offers something for the artist in everyone, from performances and art shows, classes and studio space to volunteer and employment opportunities. Opened in September 2004, the Averitt Center for the Arts and Emma Kelly Theater are gearing up for a new season this fall.
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THe Averitt center 2014-2015 season schedule Main Stage Shows Yesterday & Today: The Interactive Beatles Experience September 20, 2014 Count … The Legend of Dracula (Neos Dance Theatre) October 17 & 18, 2014
Ney Rosauro & GSU Percussion Ensemble November 15, 2014 Second City (improv) January 16, 2015 To Kill A Mockingbird (The National Players) January 31, 2015
Averitt STARS Shows Sordid Lives November 7-9, 2014 Miracle on 34th Street December 12-14, 2014 The Importance of Being Earnest January 22-24, 2015 Coppélia Ballet March 27-29, 2015 Little Shop of Horrors April 9-12, 2015 Other Performances Oliver! (SYT) August 1-3, 2004 Russ Lanier Elvis Concert August 15 & 16, 2014 Hansel and Gretel (SYT) October 24-25, 2014
Christmas Around the World (SYB, SYC, SYT) November 21-23, 2014 SYC Spring Concert March 14, 2015 Forgiveness of Fairytales (SYT) May 1-2, 2015
When: April 2015 Where: The Emma Kelly Theater in the Averitt Center for the Arts Entry information: statesborofilmfestival.com
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film that captures the funny side of fear won Best Film as well as Viewers’ Choice during the sixth annual Statesboro Film Festival at the Averitt Center for the Arts in April 2014. Directed by Daryl Sullivan, “Stabby Stabby Stab Stab” is a humorous take on the classic chase by a masked killer with a knife. Viewers giggled throughout the short film as a pretty young girl ran from the tall masked murderer, running through alleys and streets easily recognized as downtown Statesboro. A twist had the chase interrupted by a couple leaving a restaurant, and the victim joined her would-be killer for drinks before leaving, when he resumed the pursuit. “Stabby Stabby Stab Stab” was also nominated for Best Editing, Best Cinematography and Best Director. “The Packinghouse,” directed by Brian Graves, documents the murky history of a “haunted” local property. The abandoned meatpacking plant on Packinghouse Road is rumored to have been
the site of numerous deaths when its owner set fire to it with workers trapped inside. The film takes a look at the myths and the lack of documentation supporting the ghost tales. “The Packinghouse” was chosen for the Best Editing and Best Director awards. It was also nominated for Best Cinematography and Best Film. The Best Cinematography award was given to a film directed by Kenneth Gamblin. “A Letter” tells the tale of two star-crossed lovers through a heartfelt letter written by the male part of the couple. “A Letter” was also nominated for Best Editing, Best Film and Best Director. Also nominated for Best Editing and Best Film was “Einstein’s Dream,” another film directed by Sullivan. The film is an adaption of the short story by the same name, written by Alan Lightman, and outlines the insanity caused by an obsessive love.
Alison Maloof and Cesar Vargas directed “Writer’s Block,” a film about a woman’s struggle to write a story. “Writer’s Block” was nominated for Best Cinematography. Filmmakers winning awards were presented trophies, and Sullivan received a 39-inch highdefinition TV as prize for the Best Film award. The event was hosted by the Statesboro Herald and sponsored by the Averitt Center for the Arts, Millhouse Steakhouse (which provided refreshments during the intermission) and Gailey Trophy. The Statesboro Film Festival was created by Matthew Bankhead, the event coordinator and video producer for statesboro herald.com and the lead producer for the daily “Studio Statesboro” vodcast and the “Statesboro Herald Report”. Get your cameras ready for next the next Statesboro Film Festival in April 2015!
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Center for Art & Theatre Georgia Southern University’s Center for Art & Theatre is a public venue for performances, art exhibitions and events. It is the home of the Black Box Theatre, Betty Foy Sanders Georgia Artists Collection and Smith Callaway Banks Southern Folk Art Collection.
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Georgia southern Performing Arts Center The Performing Arts Center at Georgia Southern University is a modern performance facility, featuring an 825-seat theater complete with a state-ofthe-art sound and lighting system. Since opening its doors in 2002, the PAC has served the GSU and regional communities by providing world-class performing arts, music and dance as well as educational programs. In addition to presenting a season of professional touring shows, the PAC also hosts events for campus departments, student groups and community organizations. Past seasons have included Broadway musicals, international acts, celebrity impersonators, professional ballet and dance companies and world-renowned musicians. In 2014-2015, the PAC plans to present another high-caliber, exciting season. Tickets for Georgia Southern students are always $10 with a valid Eagle ID. Follow Georgia Southern University Performing Arts Center on Facebook and Twitter at @ThePACatGSU for the most up-to-date information regarding PAC performances!
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Race; a Play by David Mamet Directed by Lisa L. Abbott Sept. 24–Oct. 1, 2014 (for mature audiences) The Government Inspector by Nikolai Gogol Directed by Nicholas Newell Nov. 12–19, 2014
Metamorphoses by Mary Zimmerman Directed by Lisa L. Abbott March 4–11, 2015 The Mountaintop by Katori Hall Directed by Nicholas Newell April 8–15, 2015
Farmers market fresh local produce Looking for something to do on a Saturday in Statesboro? The Main Street Statesboro Farmers Market is an excellent place to visit. Every Saturday from April through November, visitors to Charlie Olliff Square behind Sea Island Bank in downtown Statesboro find fresh, local food and live entertainment from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The Saturday-morning market draws nearly 1,100 visitors each week and is home to more than 45 vendors selling fresh produce, meats, dairy products, plants and many unique crafts from Bulloch and surrounding counties. If Saturday mornings are inconvenient, there are other opportunities and places to shop the market. On Tuesdays from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Bulloch County Parks and Recreation’s Honey Bowen Building on Max Lockwood Drive, consumers may enjoy the park’s picnic and playground area as they shop. The market also conducts events on the Georgia Southern University campus on alternate Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. during spring and fall semesters. The market accepts EBT, credit and debit cards to make shopping easier, and consumers who receive food stamps may take advantage of a special partnership with Georgia Wholesale Wave. For every dollar spent using the EBT card
on which food stamp money is available, shoppers get twice the value — $2 credit for each $1 spent. For more information, contact the Downtown Development Authority at (912) 764-7227 or visit statesborofarmersmarket.com. You can also download the Farmers Market app from the Apple App Store.
artsfest let your creativity shine Early spring brings an explosion of color to Georgia Southern University’s Sweetheart Circle, and we aren’t talking about the flowers. ArtsFest, an annual arts event, offers residents from Bulloch and surrounding counties the opportunity to unleash their inner artist. The festival, completely powered by volunteers, is a free public event that offers visitors a chance to create their own art, buy unique treasures crafted by artists from GSU and across the region, watch and listen to an array of performances and treat their taste buds to culinary delights. The event brings thousands of visitors to campus each year. ArtsFest’s purpose is to promote the arts and art education through performing, exhibiting and demonstrating artists. Save the date for ArtsFest 2015 — Saturday, April 11! Go to www.GeorgiaSouthern.edu/artsfest or follow ArtFest on Facebook for more information.
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bout 50 years ago, the Statesboro Kiwanis Club decided an agricultural fair would be a great way to raise money to funnel back into the community. The club was right, and the Kiwanis Ogeechee Fair has been a resounding success ever since. The weeklong event each October is highly popular and draws thousands of visitors, many from the surrounding counties. Rides! There are gentle thrills for the faint of heart as well as more exciting rides for the brave. The Amusements of America company strives to provide a variety of top-level rides each year, and usually has something new every fall for the adventurous to try. Food! From cotton candy to candy apples, Italian sausages and funnel cakes, the midway provides traditional fair food while local restaurants, church groups and other organizations have 38 • Student Guide to Statesboro • Welcome to the Boro
When: October 20-25, 2014 Where: Kiwanis Ogeechee Fairgrounds on Highway 67, 1 mile south of Statesboro
Kiwanis Ogeechee Fair: the Statesboro tradition booths with homemade baked goods, chicken and dumplings, chili and fresh-fried pork rinds. The Statesboro Kiwanis Club always offers delights at the Pancake House with fresh griddle cakes, sausage and old-fashioned cane syrup (maple for those who want it), and The Circle K smokes some mighty fine barbecue sold at the Barbecue Hut. Entertainment! From Elvis impersonators to gospel groups and popular beach bands, there is live entertainment on select nights. There are also several livestock shows held each night during the fair in which local youths compete for the best sheep, hogs and cattle. There are several exhibit areas — from the business section, where local agencies, organizations and businesses display their wares or promote their services, to the 4-H minibooth exhibit in which students show their work on certain projects. There is an art show, agricultural products exhibit, homemakers’ crafts, handmade items and much more. Kids will enjoy exciting exhibits, and adults will take a trip back in time as they wander through the historic Aldrich House and outbuildings. In the Heritage Village, one can see how corn is ground into meal, how a blacksmith works, and visit an authentic country store. There are several antique agricultural equipment displays as well and plenty of spaces to sit and rest while enjoying a cold drink or a snack. Don’t forget the daredevils or the games of chance! At least one night of the week, the Kiwanis Club gives free admission to students with a valid college ID.
When: Spring 2015 Where: Kiwanis Ogeechee Fairgrounds on Highway 67, 1 mile south of Statesboro
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ne of the newest and most popular events is the Statesboro Kiwanis Rodeo. Thousands packed the Kiwanis fairgrounds for each of the first five years, so make your plans early if you want to catch the 2015 edition. The rodeo proved to be a big hit right from the start, with two sold-out shows in 2011. The second annual event expanded to three shows — Friday night and Saturday afternoon and evening — all drawing large crowds. In 2013, the Statesboro Kiwanis Club cut back to two nighttime shows, but added seating to accommodate the crowds. Expect the rodeo to be a fixture at the fairgrounds for many years to come. You won’t go hungry. Vendors sell pancakes and sausage, funnel cakes, chicken sandwiches, hotdogs and hamburgers, cowboy hats and western accessories, cotton candy and more. The International Professional Rodeo Association-sanctioned event truly attracts an international field of competitors. This year’s version drew cowboys and cowgirls from all over the world, including Brazil and Canada. The locals stepped up to the saddle, too, with a dozen or more residents from Bulloch and surrounding counties trying their luck against the world’s best. The rodeo features several contests — some of which have a lighter atmosphere than others. In the inaugural Statesboro rodeo, five teams of three — mostly Georgia Southern University football players — entered a contest to catch a steer and dress it in a scarf and shorts. Only one team succeeded. In 2012, the rodeo saw a Savannah man’s dream come full circle. Stephen West, 23, took his first rodeo ride at the first Statesboro rodeo. In the second, he held on for the full eight seconds for the
first time. “Last night was the first time he ‘made the tooter,’” said Danny Hedrick, owner of the Hedrick Rodeo Company, which brings the bulls, broncs and champion riders to the rodeo each year. “The tooter” means the horn that sounds when a rider lasts eight seconds on the bull or bronc. West became so enamored with riding bareback broncs last year, he ended up becoming a Hedrick employee. He tended horses, worked on Hedrick’s Madisonville, Tenn., ranch and rode broncs, but he has since moved on in the rodeo circuit.
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Parks & Recreation play, coach, volunteer Whether it’s volunteering or participating in a sport, students can find plenty of opportunities to get involved in the community through the Statesboro Bulloch County Parks and Recreation Department. Flag football, basketball and softball are just a few of the sports offered during the year. You can either form your own team or check with the recreation department for a list of teams looking for members. Many students also get involved by working with the children, either as coaches or volunteers with the after-school programs, which begin in August. Statesboro-Bulloch County Parks & Recreation Department Location: 1 Max Lockwood Dr., Statesboro Phone: (912) 764-5637 Fax: (912) 764-2425 Recreation Information Line: (912) 489-2087 www.bullochrec.com
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Mill creek park outdoor Boro locale Located off Highway 24 just a few miles from campus, Mill Creek Regional Park is Bulloch County’s main park. With 155 acres, Mill Creek offers numerous playing fields, picnic pavilions, two playgrounds and a scenic lake with a paved walking path. There is also a 1.25 mile trail where you can jog, skate or just walk your dog. The park is also home to Splash in the Boro, a water park featuring several pools, slides and a lazy river. On July 4th, Mill Creek also hosts an Independence Day celebration complete with contests, live music and one of the best fireworks displays in southeast Georgia. Directions to Mill Creek Regional Park From campus: Take Fair Road south to the 301 bypass (Veterans Memorial Parkway); turn left and go through two traffic lights; at the third light make a right turn on Highway 24; go about 1 mile; the park is on the right. www.bullochrec.com
walking paths out for a stroll One of the nicest paths to walk, jog, bike or skate along in Statesboro, the Willie McTell Trail — named in honor of legendary blues guitarist “Blind” Willie McTell — is a convenient way to get from campus to downtown. At just over a mile, the path stretches from Triangle Park on East Main Street to the northeast corner of campus on Fair Road. The smooth, wide path is lighted and landscaped and offers bike racks at both ends. Another popular trail, the S&S Greenway offers riders and pedestrians nearly three miles of pavement stretching from downtown to the city’s limits. The 2.7-mile pathway begins and ends at trailheads located on Gentilly Road and the intersection of Burkhalter and Pretoria Rushing roads. The trail is maintained by Statesboro-Bulloch Parks and Recreation, and features landscaping, lighting, signage, and bathrooms (at trailheads). The path runs behind the Statesboro Crossing shopping plaza, under the Veterans Memorial Parkway and over Cawana Road where it continues along Railroad Bed Road to the intersection of Burkhalter and Pretoria Rushing roads. Parks officials hope to stretch the trail to Brooklet, about seven miles from Statesboro.
Q: What advice would you give to incoming freshmen? A: “Come to college everyday with an
open mind. There are many different types of people in colleges and universities. Submerge yourself within them and you will come out a better, well rounded person.” —Sruti George, senior multimedia communications major
Fun runs local 5Ks Each year, Statesboro is home to many 5K run/walks. Here are a few highlights: The Chocolate Run — In February, local and area runners get to satisify a sweet tooth while supporting a good cause. The race begins in beautiful downtown Statesboro and benefits Open Hearts Community Mission for homeless people in the area. Last year’s race raised a whopping $25,000! And it’s called “Statesboro’s sweetest race” for a reason — chocolate abounds.
Color the Campus 5K — The Delta Phi Epsilon sorority at Georgia Southern hosts this annual race where participants, starting out in white clothing, are doused with paint in powder form as they wind their way around campus to help raise awareness and money for Cystic Fibrosis research. Pink Power Palooza & Cotton Candy 5K — Each spring, the Statesboro-Bulloch County Breast Cancer Foundation hosts a 5K race on Georgia Southern’s campus. More than 500 people attended the last event — a day of carnival fun featuring the Cotton Candy 5K which raised nearly $30,000. The annual fundraiser supports the foundation’s efforts to increase the awareness of community members about breast health and to serve patients, survivors and families impacted by breast cancer through educational outreach, patient counseling and professional medical services. Find more walk/runs at active.com.
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hen you break it down, Splash in the Boro is 7.7 million pounds of concrete, 65 tons of rebar, 8,500 feet of pipe and about 800,000 gallons of water. But what it adds up to is tons of summer fun. Splash in the Boro opened in 2004, and more than half a million people have enjoyed the hottest place to cool down every summer since. The facility features several pool areas including an 800-foot lazy river, three slides — two body and one inner tube — and an Olympicsize pool. There are also picnic tables, changing areas and lockers, a gift shop and shaded areas. The two concession stands, Splashy’s Snack Shack and Splashy’s Sandwich Shoppe, offer traditional options like hamburgers, hotdogs and French fries, as well as healthier meals like salads and sandwiches. It is also the only place in the county you’ll find Dippin’ Dots, a frozen treat in the form of small dots. As a GSU student, you’re eligible for a discounted ticket price. Bulloch County commissioners approved in late 2008 a $4 million expansion of Splash in the Boro. The expansion added three new at42 • Student Guide to Statesboro • Welcome to the Boro
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tractions to the water park in 2010, and the park has seen an increase in attendance because of the additions. They include the Mat Racer, a four-lane, 350-foot-long, racing track where Splash guests can race against each other or against the clock, and the Flowrider which creates a perpetual wave that allows riders to feel the power and acceleration of actually surfing. (There are boogie boards, as well, so you don’t have to be an expert surfer.) The third added attraction caters to the park’s youngest visitors — a zero depth spray pool that is a blast for kids who can’t swim yet. The park also expanded the entrance to cut down on weekend lines. The outdoor facility will close after Labor Day weekend, but the Olympic-size pool and therapy pool are enclosed with a bubble dome in October and remain open year-round. Mill Creek Park is located off Highway 24. For more information about the facility along with the park’s schedule and fees, contact the water park at (912) 489-3000 or go to splashintheboro.com.
local state parks picnic, hiking, day trips Bulloch County has two great state parks within easy driving distance. George L. Smith State Park near Twin City in Emanuel County is rustic and beautiful, with a 412acre mill pond and 10 miles of canoe trails. Hiking trails take walkers through south Georgia woodlands, where they can explore local flora and fauna, then come back to a lakeside campsite or a cabin. The refurbished Parrish Mill, built in 1880, is a focal point for visitors who enjoy the covered bridge over the dam. The 1,634 acre park boasts 25 tent, trailer and RV sites as well as four rental cottages, picnic shelters, a group shelter and playground facilities. Magnolia Springs State Park near Millen in Jenkins County is home to crystal clear springs and is a popular destination for visitors but was once the site of Camp Lawton, a Confederate prison built in 1864. The stockades and guard towers have been replaced with beautiful scenery, but visitors still can see the earthen breastworks and imagine the prison site. The natural springs produce 7 million gallons of water daily, and visitors can enjoy the view from several wooden platforms stretched across the pools. Storyboards scattered around provide historical and educational information about the springs. A wooden bridge carries visitors across the water, providing a bird’s-eye view of local wildlife, and leads to a freshwater aquarium featuring native species of fish. The 1,071-acre park offers playgrounds, a swimming pool and hiking and biking trails, as well as a 28-acre lake. George L. Smith Hours: Open until dark Phone: (478) 763-2759 Location: Twin City Directions: From Statesboro, drive west on U.S. 80 into Twin City. Take the first left-hand turn onto Parrish Pond Road. Magnolia Springs Hours: Open until dark Phone:(478) 982-1660 Location: near Millen Directions: From Statesboro, take Georgia Highway 25 about 30 miles (4 miles north of Millen).
Boro golf get your swing on If golf is your game, you have some options to choose from locally. Smithfield Golf Club, located on Highway 46 near the intersection of Old Register Road, boasts an 18-hole course, a pro shop for your golfing needs, a driving range and a practice green. The private course at Forest Heights Country Club on Country Club Road has an 18-hole course, pro shop, driving range and a practice green. It’s also the home of the Schenkel Invitational, one of college golf’s premier events. Georgia Southern Golf Course opened to the public in 2013. It’s located off of Golf Club Road about five miles outside of Statesboro. Students can schedule a tee time using their Eagle ID. Hackers Golf Park, ranked as one of the nation’s top 100 driving ranges, has a little bit of everything, including a lighted driving range, practice green and pro shop as well as a fun miniature golf course. If golf’s not your thing, grab a helmet and take a whack in the batting cages. It’s at Old Register Road just off the Highway 301 bypass.
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Medical Directory East Georgia Regional Medical Center Built in July 2000, East Georgia Regional Medical Center is a four-level, 149-bed, acute-care hospital featuring a Women’s Pavilion, an adjacent medical office building and an outpatient diagnostic imaging center. The hospital is accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, a distinction awarded only to those healthcare facilities that maintain the highest standards of quality. It recently was named to the Georgia Hospital Association’s Partnership for Health and Accountability Core Measures Honor Roll. East Georgia Regional Medical Center’s health care team consists of approximately 650 employees and over 100 physicians representing a wide range of specialties. The expansion of medical services and professionals, along with a major investment in technology, has firmly established EGRMC’s reputation for providing a higher medical standard. The medical center offers a 24-hour physicianstaffed emergency department, a Level II neonatal center, outpatient services including same-day surgery and ambulatory care, a sleep center, a pain management center, a wound care clinic, a cardiac catheterization lab, inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation (PT, OT and ST) and state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging equipment including a new 64-slice low-dose CT machine and a new 3D digital mammography machine. EGRMC also recently updated its interventional radiology/vascular suite to top-of-the-line equipment. The hospital is also home to the only robotic surgical system in the area, which allows faster and less painful recovery time for qualifying patients. In spring 2010, East Georgia Regional expanded its service line to include Interventional Cardiology. The expansion of the Cardiology program has allowed patients needing Angioplasty and/or stent placement to receive the highest quality care 44 • Student Guide to Statesboro • Welcome to the Boro
without leaving Statesboro. Each month, the Surgical Services department performs more than 1,000 surgeries, and the Emergency Department treats more than 3,300 patients. The Women’s Pavilion provides dedicated services to women of all ages and includes eight delivery rooms and 21 private recovery suites. More than 120 babies are born in the Women’s Pavilion each month. In 2013, the Georgia Southern Athletic Foundation joined the hospital to supply all babies born at the Women’s Pavilion with a Georgia Southern University blanket.
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At Optim Orthopedics, we know you’re not yourself when even just one part of you is hurt. Because in orthopedics, everything is connected: bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and cartilage. We’re connected, too. Our doctors cover every bone in the body and we work together as a team for our patients. We call our approach – Combined Strength, and we use it to get you back to you. OptimHealth.com
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Kashyap Patel, M.D., may be able to help. Dr. Patel treats a wide array of neurological issues and disorders, including chronic headaches, stroke, Parkinson’s disease, epilepsy, neuropathy and dementia. All major insurance, Medicare, Tricare and HMO plans are accepted. Call 912-486-1140 to schedule an appointment.
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East Georgia Regional Medical Center is directly or indirectly owned by a partnership that proudly includes physician owners, including certain members of the hospital’s medical staff.
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In-Office Procedures for Heavy Bleeding • Tubal Sterilization 4D Ultrasound • Obstetrics Gynecology • Infertility GEORGE A. PALMER • MD, F.A.C.O.G. BRITTANY BACOT • MSN, FNP-C URSULA A. PRITHAM • PHD, WHNP-BC, FNP-BC
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Answers. 3D digital mammography means more comfort, less anxiety. To schedule your mammogram, call 912-764-5656 today.*
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For over seventeen years I have struggled with my weight. I would just stand in front of the mirror and ask myself how I let my weight get so far out of control. Often I wondered if I was an embarrassment to my boys. After developing elevated blood sugars and high blood pressure, I knew I had to do something if I was going to be around to see my boys grow up and have families of their own. After trying many diets with no success, I was at the point of just giving up. When I found out Dr. Hiller was opening a Medi-Weightloss Clinic, and he explained how the program worked I was ready to make a lifestyle change. I was determined to do it and having his support only made it easier. After losing 11 pounds my first week, I knew this was going to be the program for me. In the first month I had lost 25 pounds, had more energy, and was able to do daily activities without exhaustion. Now after having been on the program for 7 months I have lost 102 pounds!!!!! I feel better than I have since before the birth of my first son. I am totally loving myself again!! - WENDY Statesboro, Georgia
Over the years I have tried several diets and programs in hopes of overcoming my battle with my weight. Up until now, I haven’t been able to find what truly works for me. I had the opportunity to see first hand the amazing results of the Medi-Weightloss program when a friend of mine began the program. After months of watching her lose weight, I decided to make an appointment. I began the program and followed the guidelines given to me. During the second week I began exercising. By the end of my first month on the program I had lost 23.5 pounds. I was so excited and encouraged to continue. Each week the weight loss kept adding up and I was feeling and looking better and better. I have just completed week 28 on the program and I have lost 93.5 pounds. The results I have received from this program have greatly exceeded what I thought I was capable of accomplishing. - VIRGINIA Statesboro, Georgia
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James L. Hiller, M.D., F.A.C.O.G.
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Prenatal Care/ 4-D Ultrasound • Physicals/ Paps • Gardasil - HPV Vaccine • Obstetrics Gynecology • Infertility Robotic Surgery Essure (sterilization done in office) In-Office procedure for heavy periods • Same Day Mirena IUD Second Surgical Opinion Outpatient Surgery For: Abnormal PAPS • Pelvic Pain • Heavy Bleeding • Incontinence • Hysterectomy
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The Neurological Center of East Georgia, P.C. Cotton Ridge Medical Plaza, Suite 400 • 1601 Fair Rd., Statesboro, GA 30458
(912) 871-8900 / Fax (912) 871-8901
Specialized Care of the Brain, Nerves, and Spine Advanced Treatment for: ♦ Migraines or Headaches ♦ Numbness, Weakness, or Pain in the Hands, Arms, or Feet ♦ Memory Loss or Alzheimer’s ♦ Dizziness or Balance Problems ♦ Chronic Back or Muscle Pain ♦ Strokes, Seizures, Syncope ♦ Attention Disorders, Depression ♦ Sleep Disorders ♦ Parkinson’s, Multiple Sclerosis
Dr. Michael Taormina • Board Certified in Neurology, Headache Medicine, Behavioral Neurology, and Neurocritical Care • Member of American Academy of Neurology • Member of Medical Association of Georgia
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Thad h. Riley, M.d. angela M. davis, M.d.
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susan B. Riley, dnP, FnP, Cde Connie J. BaRneTT, anP, Cde Board Certified Nurse Practitioners
sidney R. WashingTon, iii, Md
* Acute & Chronic Illness Care * Pediatric Well and Sick Care * Women’s Health with On-site Pap Smears, Colposcopy, Biopsy, & IUDs * Diabetes Care * Allergy Injections * Cardiac Care * Workers’ Compensation Claims * DOT Physicals/Drug Testing * Stress Testing * Pulmonary Function Testing
* Sleep Studies * Sports and Muscular Skeletal Problems * Complete Physical Exams * Full Body DEXA Bone Density Testing * Full Service Laboratory * Minor Emergencies * Full Service X-Ray on-site * Dermatology * Skin Biopsies * Accutane Acne Treatment * Laceration Repairs * Immunizations for all ages * Comprehensive Weight Management Programs * ADD Medication Management
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Troy M. Lawhorn, DMD Board Certified Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
Wisdom Teeth Removal Extraction of Teeth IV Sedation Dental Implants Bone Grafting
Soft Tissue Grafting Facial Trauma Surgery Oral Pathology TMJ Disorders
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4451 Country Club Road, Suite B, Statesboro, GA 30458
We provide care to children ages birth thru high school.
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Fishing & Hunting outdoor activities
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ishing enthusiasts might think they are in paradise when looking for a fishing hole in Bulloch County. Anyone with a fishing license can fish legally along the banks of public rivers or tributaries such as the Ogeechee River, Mill Creek, Little Lotts Creek, Upper Lotts Creek and Lower Lotts Creek. Put a boat in at one of the Ogeechee River’s many landings and enjoy the scenery as you fish. Just make sure you aren’t on private property. Bulloch has many lakes and ponds, and many owners will give permission to fish — as long as you ask and respect the land. Lake Collins, also known as Deloach’s Lake, is west of Portal and borders Candler County. The blackwater lake is fed by a creek that is home to otters, beavers, alligators and more. The lake is privately owned, but landowners and guests have fishing rights. Cypress Lake in southern Bulloch County near Register offers picturesque scenery, plenty of water and pole-bending fish — but most of the lake is private property. Oglesby’s Pond feeds Lake Collins, north-
east of Portal. Another popular fishing spot is Simmons Pond off Georgia Highway 46 in the Nevils-Bay Gall area. Fishing rights memberships are available. Bulloch County is chock-full of wildlife there for the hunting, but written permission must be obtained from landowners to make it legal if hunters want to pursue the game. Most of the hunting areas available are private land, but nearby state-owned wildlife management areas such as Tuckahoe in Screven County offer hunting to licensed citizens. Make sure wherever you go, you have a license to hunt or fish — they are available at several local retailers county-wide.
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volunteer:
making the difference
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here are as many reasons to volunteer as there are ways to give your time in Statesboro. Nearly 60 local groups actively seek GSU students as volunteers for unpaid jobs. The organizations provide volunteers opportunities to work with various groups, including children, the elderly and even pets. Georgia Southern’s Office of Student Leadership and Civic Engagement encourages students who want to earn extra skills or find out if their chosen career path is right to volunteer while at school. Organizations listed on the Office of Student Leadership’s website are all eager to get GSU students as volunteers. Opportunities vary among the groups listed on the site. While most are charitable organizations, some have government affiliations, and others are networks of locals who are working toward a particular goal. Students who volunteer do so for many different reasons. The most active volunteers are those who come from homes or communities where volunteering is stressed, but students who are eager 46 • Student Guide to Statesboro • Welcome to the Boro
to gain job skills before graduation also find volunteering attractive. In addition to helping you find a career, volunteering can help you meet other students as well as people in the Bulloch County community. The university has helped place hundreds of students in rewarding volunteer positions. Also, while many students find the idea of volunteering rewarding, many visit the office looking to satisfy a legal or class requirement — but they often return long after the requirement is satisfied. GSU encourages volunteering among students. Classes and groups bring in speakers from volunteer groups, and the university allows students to track the number of hours they spend volunteering. VOLUNTEER Office: Russell Union Room 1056 Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5p.m. Phone: (912) 478-1435 Information: http://students.georgiasouthern. edu/LeadServe/serveweekly for weekly volunteering opportunities
Community outreach: Hearts and Hands Clinic — In its fourth year of operation, the clinic continues to provide more services to low-income Bulloch County residents who lack adequate health insurance. After being founded in Son’s Light Fellowship Baptist Church on U.S. Highway 301 South, it moved to its own space, a building at 127 N. College St. in downtown Statesboro. Hearts and Hands provides basic health screenings and dental services for people in need of serious work. And, thanks to a nearly $25,000 grant it received this year from Susan G. Komen for the Cure Coastal Georgia, the clinic now can provide mammograms. Komen Coastal Georgia is based in Savannah and serves nine counties, including Bulloch, Bryan and Effingham. Bulloch County had the second-highest mortality rate attributed to cancer between 2003 and 2007 in the agency’s service area, according to data compiled by the state in 2010. Between 2003 and 2007, 36 women died of cancer, and 155 cases were diagnosed. For more information about Hearts and Hands and to volunteer, call (912) 681-9519.
a heart for service
Open Hearts Community Mission — The mission enlisted the help of Georgia Southern University students this year to design a homeless shelter. The students in Chris Johnson’s senior-level interior design class presented their ideas to Open Hearts Director Delia Mobley as part of a semester-long project to help the charity. The plan is to build the shelter on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. The building would be more than 4,000 square feet and have men’s and women’s wings, with 20 beds on each side, along with family rooms, offices, multipurpose rooms for activities and classes and an apartment for staff. Open Hearts also raised $25,000 for the mission with the second annual Chocolate Run 5K in downtown Statesboro in February 2014. The race was a resounding success, despite chilly weather, as it drew the largest crowd of any race in the Boro and was the largest local fundraiser for a local charity ever. As an incentive, race participants were given hot chocolate, chocolate chip cookies and several other forms of chocolate. Look for a third Chocolate Run 5K next spring.
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Boro CHURCHES growing spiritually Believers Church Of Statesboro 7059 Harville Road Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 681-1440 Bethel Missionary Baptist Church 5820 Westside Road Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 865-3898 Bible Baptist Church 889 Ga. Highway 24 Statesboro, GA 30461 (912) 764-5615 Brooklet First Baptist Church 19163 U.S. Highway 80 East Brooklet, GA 30415 (912) 842-2394 Brooklet United Methodist Church 201 Parker Avenue Brooklet, GA 30415 (912) 842-2908 Connection Ministry 29 North Main Street Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 871-5849 Cornerstone Church 500 Woodrow Avenue Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 764-2869 Crossroads Community Chuch 23923 U.S. Highway 80 East Statesboro, GA 30461 912-764-4539 East Main Church Of God 403 East Main Street Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 489-5381 Eastern Heights Baptist Church 23805 U.S. Highway 80 East Statesboro, GA 30461 (912) 764-9151
Emit Grove Baptist Church 1567 Emit Grove Road Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 839-3722 Fellowship Primitive Baptist 9566 Mud Road Brooklet, GA 30415 (912) 823-3401 First Baptist Church 108 North Main Street Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 764-5627 First Baptist Church Portal 204 Baptist Street Portal, GA 30450 (912) 865-2927 First Presbyterian Church 1215 Fair Road Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 681-2053 First United Methodist Church 101 South Main Street Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 764-7589 Fletcher Memorial Baptist Church 720 North Main Street Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 489-8581 Friendship Baptist Church 4025 Friendship Church Road Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 865-4165
Kingdom Hall-Jehovah’s Witness 15 East Parrish Street Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 681-6089 Langston United Methodist ChURCH 104 Langston Chapel Road Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 871-3333
Merrywood Baptist Church 23366 U.S. Highway 80 East Statesboro, GA 30461 (912) 764-6423 Nevils Creek Primitive Baptist Nevils Creek Church Road Statesboro, GA 30461 (912) 587-2125
Grace Community Church 4703 Pulaski Road Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 852-9242
Life Spring Southern Hospitality Conference Center 104 Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 536-2955
New Beginnings Christian Outreach Ministry 24 Joseph East Kennedy Boulevard, #13 Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 871-7395
Gracewood Baptist Church 12376 U.S. Highway 301 South Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 681-2762
Macedonia Baptist Church 1992 Macedonia Road Statesboro, GA 30461 (912) 587-3332
Immanuel Baptist Church 10290 U.S .Highway 80 East Brooklet, GA 30415 (912) 823-3181
Magnolia Baptist Church 760 Magnolia Church Road Statesboro, GA 30461 (912) 587-5432
New Hope United Methodist Church 9559 Ga. Highway 24 Statesboro, GA 30461 (912) 587-5115
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church 18098 GA Highway 67 Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 681-2481
Olive Branch Baptist Church 55 Heape Drive Ellabell, GA 31308 (912) 858-3216
Statesboro Church Of Christ 23568 Highway 80 East Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 764-5269
Pittman Park Methodist Church 1102 Fair Road Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 681-3213 Saint Matthew’s Roman Catholic Church 221 John Paul Avenue Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 681-6726
Statesboro Deliverance Church 10929 Highway 301 South, Suite 5 Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 489-6527
Seventh-Day Adventist Church 534 East Main Street Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 764-4363
Statesboro Mission Outreach 20597 Highway 301 North Statesboro, GA 30461 (912) 587-2992
Solid Rock Church Of God 5 Stonehaven Drive Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 764-8443
Statesboro New Covenant Church 701 Gentilly Road Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 681-6777
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UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST Fellowship Of Statesboro 609 East Grady Street Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 489-8338
Statesboro United Pentecostal Church 1294 Old Register Way Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 488-2264
Union Baptist Church 1934 Union Baptist Church Road Register, GA 30452 (912) 852-5879
Temple Hill Baptist Church 2011 Metts Road Statesboro, GA 30461 (912) 587-5733 Tony Thompson Ministries 2 East Vine Street Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 764-4673
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COMMUNITY INFO IMPACTING THE BORO ACTS (Area Christians Together in Service) (912) 489-4588
American Cancer Society (912) 764-7410
American Diabetes Assoc. (912) 353-8110
Safe Haven (912) 764-4605 Provides temporary shelter and services for battered women and children
United Way of SE Georgia (912) 489-8475
American Heart Assoc.
Victim Witness Assistance Program
(888) 352-3824
(912) 764-0018
Bulloch Alcohol & Drug Abuse Council
Downtown Statesboro Development Authority
(912) 764-6405 Provides drug awareness and counseling
(912) 764-7227
Bulloch County Red Cross (912) 764-4468
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) (912) 764-4849
Statesboro Food Bank (912) 489-3663 Distributes food via local agencies to needy families
Habitat for Humanity (912) 489-2076
Keep Bulloch Beautiful (912) 764-6147
March of Dimes (912) 354-5900
Prevent Child Abuse (912) 764-9462
Willingway Hospital (912) 764-6236
Statesboro-Bulloch Chamber of Commerce 102 South Main Street (912) 764-6111
Statesboro Convention and Visitors Bureau 332 South Main Street (912) 489-1869
Department of Driver’s Services 1905165 U.S. Highway 301 Open Tuesday-Saturday
Statesboro Post Office 1 South College Street Zip codes: 30458, 30459, 30460, 30461 www.usps.com
Social Security Administration 1050 Brannen Street (866) 748-2088
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SPORTS PREVIEW:
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ou’re new here in Statesboro, you aren’t sure what people around here do for fun, and you saw this little gem of a magazine laying in a rack or sitting on a table in a restaurant or a classroom. It’s your lucky day, because you’re going to learn something you might not already know. Believe it or not, Statesboro is a sports town. There’s more tradition, history, lore and winning that has gone on right here at GSU than you possibly could have imagined. Georgia Southern is a football school, and the program has won an unprecedented six national championships at the Football Championship Subdivision (formerly I-AA) level. This season, GSU will begin play in the Football Bowl Subdivision Sun Belt Conference. Time to play with the big boys.
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GSU football: the history
Here in Statesboro, it all starts on the gridiron. Here’s an abbreviated history lesson. Back in the late 70s and early 80s, a bunch of folks at Snooky’s Restaurant decided that GSU (then Georgia Southern College) needed a football team again. They went and got a practice field (a dust farm on the banks of a drainage ditch), a football (from the K-Mart that was across the street at the time), a stadium (they borrowed Statesboro High School’s Womack Field), some uniforms (handme-downs from some SEC and ACC teams, and even some high schools), a football office (a double-wide trailer) and, finally, a head football coach (UGA’s defensive coordinator, who had just won a national championship and took the job for “$1 more” than UGA was paying him).
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The rest, they say, is history. The drainage ditch went on to become Beautiful Eagle Creek, the footballs became plentiful, Paulson Stadium (“The Prettiest Little Stadium in America”) was built, the uniforms all ended up looking the same (although they’re still plain — just the way we like it), the trailer became the Parrish Center, and Erk Russell — that UGA defensive coordinator — won the first three of Georgia Southern’s six NCAA Division I-AA (now FCS) national championships and became a legend in Statesboro and all across America after building Eagle football from scratch. The late Erk Russell is still well-loved by the people of Athens, who probably realize that it’s no coincidence the last UGA title came the year before he left, and the Bulldogs haven’t done squat since he arrived in Statesboro. Folks around here still can recall him reliving tales of GSU’s storied past at Snooky’s (which closed in February 2012) and still can imagine him sitting in Paulson Stadium, smoking another victory cigar and watching the program he built from scratch continue to dominate. Paul Johnson won the last two GSU national titles, but now he’s up at Georgia Tech, wowing Atlanta and the ACC with the offense he perfected right here in the Boro. Then, there were a few disappointing years. Four of them were a failed experiment with Georgia Southern and “life without the option.” The record each of those four years: 3-8, 7-4, 6-5, 5-6. So how did GSU fix it? They hired Paul Johnson’s option protégé Jeff Monken, that’s how. In 2010, the Eagles won 10 games and made it all the way to the national semifinals of the playoffs. In 2011, the Eagles won 11 games, won the SoCon championship and advanced to the national championship for the second consecutive year. In 2012, they did it again. In 2013, they beat the Florida Gators. Now, after six national titles and continued dominance, it’s time for a new challenge with firstyear head coach Willie Fritz.
men’s basketball It’s a new era of Georgia Southern basketball, and second-year head coach Mark Byington has a big challenge on his plate. The Eagles joined the Southern Conference in 1993 and have never won the league championship. That’s right, never. 52 • Student Guide to Statesboro • Welcome to the Boro
Eric Ferguson Georgia Southern has been to the March Madness tournament three times, but the last time it happened was 1992. Though the program’s move to the Sun Belt Conference was driven by football, GSU basketball has a chance to make a splash in basketball, too. Eric Ferguson (pictured above) and Trent Weideman made up maybe the best frountcourt in the conference, and Jelani Hewitt, who led the SoCon in scoring, is certainly the capable of doing the same thing in the Sun Belt.
women’s basketball
Alexis Sams always has been the smallest player on the court. Standing at 5-foot-5, the true freshman point guard is just about the smallest player in the Southern Conference and is easily the smallest at Georgia Southern. Just don’t try to tell that to her.
take instruction. Sometimes, she’s a little too good at “being coached.” “She’s very literal. When you tell her some thing, you’d better make sure that’s exactly what you want her to do,” laughed Vozab, “because she’s going to do it.”
baseball
Alexis Sams
“I always tell people, ‘What are you talking about? I’m not five-five, I’m six-one.’ It’s a mentality,” Sams said. “You can’t think of it as holding you back.” She doesn’t think about it at all. In fact, until she was halfway through her high school career at Lake Brantley in Orlando, Fla., she didn’t even know how much taller everybody else was. “I never really thought about it until probably my junior year, when I saw pictures of me playing with my team,” she said. “It was like, ‘Oh. I didn’t know I was that small.’” GSU coach Chris Vozab doesn’t think about it, either. “She’s fearless,” Vozab said about Sams. “She looks little, but she’s got a huge heart, and she knows how to play.” Vozab knew she saw something special in Sams when they were first introduced during the fall semester, before the 2012 season started. “The first time I ever saw her play was on the court in individuals in the fall,” Vozab said. “Her skill level, her toughness, how much she loves it, her passion for the game — those things were clear right away.” Her shooting has come a long way since she got to GSU. Vozab attributes it to Sams’ ability to
Georgia Southern’s baseball program is probably the most ready for the Sun Belt Conference, because it’s the program that regularly beats up on the big boys. Georgia Southern has taken the series from Georgia for two years in a row and has wins over Clemson, Indiana, Georgia Tech, East Carolina, Florida and Xavier in recent years. Georgia Southern coach Rodney Hennon has over 600 career wins and counting, and the Eagles have come to expect anything less than an appearance in the NCAA tournament a disappointment. Hennon has been a player and coach in the SoCon since 1990 — longer than Georgia Southern was in the league — so the journey to the Sun Belt is especially new for him.
Chase Griffin (left) and Ben Morgan
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Will Evans
Sarah Purvis
olympic sports Georgia Southern may be a football school, but it has dominated many Olympic sports over the years. For starters, the senior class that just graduated from the softball team is the winningest alltime in program history, and the Eagles have won either a tournament or regular-season SoCon title in each of the last three years. Sarah Purvis is one of the all-time great athletes in GSU history. She won SoCon Pitcher of the Year three — yes, three — years in a row and tossed six no hitters, including three perfect games, in her career. She is GSU’s leader in just about every statistical pitching category. The golf team has been perennially a favorite to win the SoCon, and things won’t be any different in the Sun Belt. In fact, in the NCAA tournament last season, GSU was the seventh seed in the Texas regional, while the Sun Belt’s champion, Georgia State, was the No. 8 seed in the same region. 54 • Student Guide to Statesboro • Welcome to the Boro
Lauren LaRocque Volleyball also has been dominant. The Eagles won the SoCon last season and matched the most wins in program history with a 28-6 record. Dustin Wood is entering his second year as the Eagles’ coach, and he set the bar pretty high in his first campaign.
Restaurant Guide 40 East Grill 40 E. Main St. • (912) 764-4040
40 East Grill, a new restaurant located in downtown Statesboro across from the Averitt Center for the Arts, offers a trendy atmosphere and cuisine that usually only is found in urban hubs. The menu boasts fresh, local ingredients that come from farmers at the Main Street Farmers Market and an atmosphere that screams Los Angeles. SEE MENU ON PAGE 58
Bigshow’s Burgers 1200 Brampton Ave., Suite C. • (912) 243-9060
True to its name, the recently opened restaurant is thriving with a creative menu and local ingredients. One of the restaurant’s unique burgers is the Southern Burger, which includes fresh pimento cheese, fried onions, pickles, lettuce, tomatoes and two all-beef patties on a Vidalia Onion kaiser bun. Now delivering. SEE MENU ON PAGE 59
Chops on Main 30 W. Main St. • (912) 764-7119 • chopsonmain.com • Like on Facebook
Located in downtown Statesboro, Chops on Main offers a total dining experience that is unmatched in the region. The restaurant is known for its hand-cut aged steaks, fine wines, fresh seafood and internationally inspired dishes. The old-world brick-and-wood dining room and open kitchen create an atmosphere that is refined yet welcoming. The staff strives to make each visit satisfying and memorable. Join them for an exceptional evening. Guests may stop in or call for reservations. For
larger groups of 10 or more, call in advance to reserve seating. For delivery, call (912) 225-1000 or go to borotakeout.com. SEE MENU ON PAGE 60
Emma’s Restaurant & Lounge 455 Commerce Dr. • (912) 764-3662
Whether you are looking for a unique place to entertain your business client, impress your date with a romantic dinner or simply meet your friends for drinks, Emma’s Restaurant & Lounge is the perfect choice. Located inside the Holiday Inn of Statesboro, Emma’s features a breakfast buffet, casual lunch and evening dining. Choose from a wide selection of American cuisine ranging from your favorite sandwiches and salads at lunch to succulent dinner entrees. The lounge area features a full bar with top-shelf liquor, domestic and import beer, a variety of wines and mixed drinks. Perfect for lunch or dinner, guests can enjoy dining on the new outdoor patio. Conveniently located, Emma’s is the perfect balance of casual atmosphere and incredible food. Now offering catering services, Emma’s is also the solution to your next event — whether booked in one of the hotel’s banquet rooms or off-site. Emma’s is sure to appeal to everyone! SEE MENU ON PAGE 61
Fordham’s Farmhouse 23657 U.S. Highway 80 E. • (912) 489-3307
To get a good, home-cooked, healthy meal without visiting your parents, try Fordham’s Farmhouse Restaurant. With its relaxed, comfortable setting complete with wooden china cabinets and various knickknacks, customers feel like they’re eating right inside their grandmother’s kitchen. Fresh, made-from-scratch food is served
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cafeteria style by a staff that is on a first-name basis with many customers. Thursday and Friday are Fordham’s two most popular days. People from as far away as Savannah flock to the restaurant for fried pork chops and Thanksgiving-style food every Thursday and for fried fish on Friday. Fordham’s chicken and dumplings and banana pudding are also popular. The restaurant is open Monday-Friday from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Breakfast hours are MondayFriday from 7-10 a.m. and Saturday and Sunday form 7-10:30 a.m. For delivery, call (912) 225-1000 or go to borotakeout.com. SEE MENU ON PAGE 62
Kentucky Fried Chicken 898 Buckhead Dr. • (912) 764-2161
Kentucky Fried Chicken at its Statesboro location on Buckhead Drive features the best in fast-fried (and grilled) chicken. Born of a Southern dream and all the fixins’ of a bona fide meal on the go or a substitute for hours in the kitchen, KFC has been a staple of the Boro for years. Treat yourself to a meal for all ages at the Colonel’s world-famous restaurant. SEE MENU ON PAGE 63
Millhouse Steakhouse 1601 Statesboro Place Circle • (912) 871-6474
Millhouse is one of the most popular restaurants in the Statesboro scene. With its extensive menu options and award-winning service, Millhouse makes the best place for dining or happy hour. Serving Happy Days, Millhouse offers $1.99 domestic drafts and mixed cocktails all day, every day. Many menu items start at less than $10, and the food is award winning in Statesboro! The extensive patio and deck area make the restaurant a great place to hang out with friends and enjoy good food and drinks. Millhouse also has live music every Thursday through Saturday. Open daily at 4 p.m. SEE MENU ON PAGE 64 56 • Student Guide to Statesboro • Welcome to the Boro
Season’s of Japan 715 Northside Drive E. • (912) 764-5150 •
Order online at seasonsofjapan.com Seasons of Japan has fast service and affordable prices and offers fine-dining-quality food. Try the hibachi shrimp, shrimp tempura, teriyaki chicken, sushi, salads, appetizers and much more. For a quick bite during your lunch break, try an express bowl. If you have more time, or a larger appetite, order one of the combo meals. Each combo comes with your favorite combination of chicken, steak or shrimp and includes a drink, rice and your choice of side. Seasons of Japan also has an extensive list of sushi, from California to samurai rolls. Seasons is open Monday–Thursday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., Saturday from 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., and on Sunday from 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. SEE MENU ON PAGE 65
Shogun Japanese Restaurant 609 Brannen St. #5 • (912) 489-1688
You may feel as if you have stepped across the Pacific Ocean once you enter the new Shogun Japanese Restaurant location on Brannen Street. Lunch is served from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Sunday and dinner from 4-10 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 4-11 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 4-9 p.m. Sunday. This is no ordinary Japanese restaurant. Shogun serves real sushi at its best, from Maki rolls to Sashimi and sushi pieces. In addition, there is a wide array of eel, shrimp and lobster rolls of all shapes and sizes for the adventurous palate. Both lunch and dinner menus also feature steak, chicken and shrimp cooked to perfection on the hibachi grill. Large parties are always welcome! For delivery, call (912) 225-1000 or go to borotakeout.com. SEE MENU ON PAGE 66
Tokyo Japanese Restaurant 100 Brampton Ave. • (912) 871-8888
Tokyo Japanese Restaurant, off of Brampton Avenue next to the hospital, offers delicious Japanese food, from tempura to teriyaki, in a cozy atmosphere. Well-known for its fresh, hand-rolled sushi, be sure to visit on Tuesdays for sushi night. SEE MENU ON PAGE 67
Vandy’s BBQ 22 W. Vine St. • (912) 764-2444 • 718 Northside Dr. E. • (912) 764-3033
Since 1929, Vandy’s downtown location has tantalized downtown with the aroma of smoked barbecue. Vandy’s twice has been named the best barbecue in the state and received national accolades. At the downtown location, dine in or carry out chicken and pork barbecue with Vandy’s famous Brunswick stew and sides. A full lunch and dinner menu is available at the Statesboro Mall location, which is a larger, familystyle restaurant. The award-winning barbecue is still the main attraction, but the mall location also offers chicken, burgers and a kids’ menu. If you’re planning an event or get-together, make it delicious with Vandy’s catering services, a popular barbecue-themed menu. SEE MENU ON PAGE 68
Boro Takeout Express borotakeout.com • (912) 225-1000
Boro Takeout Express delivers food for your mood. Log onto the website or call to place an order for delivery from 30 local restaurants. If you don’t see the restaurant you would like to order from, call that restaurant and let them know your interest so they will participate. Boro Takeout offers a quick and easy way to have a hot and fresh meal delivered right to your door. Perfect for home delivery, office and staff lunches, parties or study sessions. For large orders, please call ahead. Order online at borotakeout.com. SEE AD ON PAGE 69
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40 East Grill 40 East Main St. Statesboro, GA (912) 764 4040
Dinner Menu
Entrees 40 East Chicken Marsala - lightly breaded fried chicken breast, exotic mushroom marsala sauce, served with roasted red bliss potatoes and fresh vegetable medley...17 Grilled Chicken Breast - served with our sauteed asparagus, roasted garlic parmeasn risotto and side of garlic butter...17
Starter
Starter
Banging Boro Shrimp - coastal shrimp, battered, fried, and tossed in a sweet and spicy aioli...8
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Pan Seared Pork Chop - served with our sautéed asparagus, roasted red bliss potatoes, and a side of demi glace...18
of One Sauce andour Two Southern River(With Farm’sYour Rib Choice Eye (14oz) - served with fresh vegetable medley, roasted red bliss potatoes,Sides) and a side of demi glace...23 ork Nachos barbecued pork, sliced red onions, shredded lettuce, diced Chicken Quesadilla - cumin braised grilled chicken, sautéed peppers es, little martha cheese sauce, fresh jalapenos, house fried tortillas...9 Hanger Steak (8oz) Pan Friedwith Chicken - served our freshBreast...19 vegetable medley, roasted red and onions, cheddar and monterey jack cheese, served with sour cream bliss potatoes, and a side of demi glace...18 Pan Seared Pork Chop (12oz)É19 and house made salsa...9 c Caprese sliced tomatoes, fresh basil, fresh mozzarella, topped with Southern River Farms Rib-eye c reductionÉ7 40 East Burger - fresh ground beef patties, grilled pecan smoked bacon, Exotic Mushroom Bruschetta - sautéed exotic mushrooms, served on shaved sweet onions, melted (10oz)...22 cheese, 1000 sauce, dill pickle, lightly grilled baguettes topped with flat creek lodge’s little Martha cheese and Hanger fries...12Steak (8oz)...21 ng Boro Shrimp coastal shrimp, battered, fried, and tossed in a sweettoasted bun, house cut dressed arugula...7 Filet Mignon (6oz.)É24 cy aioli...8 Pan Roasted Salmon -40 served with our fresh vegetable medley, roasted East BBQ RibsÉ20 Chips and Salsa - fresh salsa served with a side of house made chips...5 garlic parmesan risotto, and a side of our truffle butter...19 Mushroom Bruschetta the freshest mushrooms sautŽed with garlic me, served on grill baguette with flat creek's little martha cheese...7 Seared Yellow Fin Ahi Tuna - served with our sautéed asparagus, roasted Ahi Tuna Tartare - sashimi grade ahi tuna, olive oil, cilantro, lime, salt garlic parmesan risotto, and a side of our truffle butter...22 and pepper, topped with fresh avocado salsa, served with crispy fried nawontons...9 Tartare sashimi grade ahi tuna, olive oil, cilantro, lime, salt and Roasted Garlic-Herb Butter topped with fresh avocado salsa, served on crispy fried wantons...9 Sauteed Wild Atlantic Shrimp -served with our fresh vegetable medley, Thyme Infused Demi Glace roasted red bliss potatoes, and a side of our truffle butter...19 Crispy Fried Calimari - served with lemon tartar and cocktail sauce...8 Horseradish Sauce Fried Calamari fried golden rings, southern tartar sauce and lemon Seared Deep Sea Scallops - served with our sautéed asparagus, roasted Sauce...8 garlic parmesan risotto, and a side of our truffle butter...22
Sauces for the Land
Soup & Salads
Fish of the Day - served with our fresh vegetable medley and roasted
garlic parmesan risotto and a lemon wedge...21 Soup & Salads
She-Crab Soup - a rich and creamy textured soup flavored with sherry and lump crab, house croutons...Bowl-7 / Cup-4
EntrŽes from the Sea
Pasta ab40 Soup a rich andSalad creamy textured sherry and lump E. Grill House - mixed greens,soup dicedflavored tomatoes,with shredded pped with house croutons...Bowl-7 / Cup-4 parmesan, croutons, and choice of dressing...4 Rustic Chicken Parmesan - lightly breaded pan fried chicken breast, (With Your of One Sauce and Twoor linguini, house made marinara, freshChoice mozzarella, served over a bed Blue Wedge Cheese Wedge - iceberg wedge, red onions, diced tomatoes,crispy crispy bacon, heese iceberg wedge, red onions, diced tomatoes, topped with fresh parmesan...17 Sides) bacon,blue southern bluescroutons, blue cheese, house croutons, house ranch dressn blues cheese, house ranch dressingÉ9 ing...7 Pan Roasted Salmon...20 Grilled Chicken Alfredo - fresh made Alfredo sauce topped with fresh Grill's Chopped Salad crisp bacon, hardboiled egg, diced tomatoes, parsley and grilled chicken...16 Seared Yellow Fin Ahi Tuna...22 40 E. Grill’s Chopped Salad - crisp bacon, hardboiled egg, diced routons, ham, iceberg and mixed greens, bacon honey mustard SautŽed Wild Atlantic Shrimp...19 tomatoes, house croutons, ham, iceberg and mixed greens, bacon honey Teriyaki Chicken Stri-Fry - stir fried vegetables, chicken, and noodles ette...7 Brown Butter Seared Sea mustard vinaigrette...7 in a teriyaki sauce...15 Scallops...22 Strawberry SaladSalad mixed greens, sliced strawberries, Fresh Strawberry - mixed greens, sliced strawberries,candied candied pecans, red Maryland Style Jumbo Lump Craband onions, Shrimp Scampi Pasta seared shrimp, sauteed red pepers fresh fetared cheese, pecans, onions,citrus fresh vinaigrette...7 feta cheese, balsamic vinaigrette...8 CakesÉ26 lemon garlic scampi sauce, tossed with linguini...18 Fish Of The DayÉMKT c Caesar Salad Salad romaine lettuce, grated parmesan, croutons, Classic Caesar - romaine lettuce, grated parmesan, croutons, tossed in gne caesarÉ7 tossed in champagne caesar...6 add panAdd seared salmon...11, roasted shrimp É9 pan seared salmon...11, add add roasted shrimp...9 add seared deep scallopsÉ12 Add seared deep sea dea scallops...12 add pan fried breast...9 Add pan friedchicken chicken breast...9 Add Maryland style jumbo lump crab cake...10 add maryland style jumbo lump crab cakeÉ12
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Dessert
Rustic Apple Tart...6
New York Style CheeseLemon Cake...5 Salsa Verde Whole Grain Herb-Mustard Caramel Brownie Served with Ice Cream...5 White Truffle Butter
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Entrees
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d Chicken Pot Pie braised carrot, celery, onions, garden peas, new s, thyme country gravy, topped with a puff pastry...18
Chicken Parmesan lightly breaded pan fried chicken breast, house marinara, fresh mozzarella, served over a bed of linguini, topped with fresh an...21
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Lunch Hours • Monday - Friday • 11:30 am - 2 pm
Southern Lunch Buffet Monday
~ Fried Pork Chops ~ Chicken Piccata ~ Roasted Red Bliss Potatoes ~ Sautéed Zucchini and Yellow Squash
Tuesday
~ “Golden BBQ” Pork Ribs ~ Chicken Marsala ~ Rustic Smashed Potatoes ~ Broccoli and Cheese
Restaurant & Lounge
Friday ~ Double Battered Fried Chicken ~ Shrimp-n-Grits ~ Creamed Yukon Gold Potatoes ~ Hoppin’ Johns (Black Eye Peas)
~ Sage Meat Loaf ~ Hoisin BBQ Chicken ~ Rice Pilaf ~ Chopped Collards
Wednesday
Thursday
~ Fried Catfish ~ Stuffed Chicken Florentine ~ Cheese Mac ~ Squash and Onions
(912) 764-3662 Take Out, Banquet, & Event Catering Available
$8.95 Buffet Price Includes Soups, Build Your Own Pasta Station, Full Salad Bar, and Desserts.
CARRY OUT, PRIVATE DINING ROOMS, AND EVENT CATERING AVAILABLE
GARDEN FRESH SALADS ~ Dressing choices on the side: ranch, blue cheese, honey mustard, italian, balsamic herb vinaigrette, and fat free raspberry vinaigrette ~
Waldorf Chicken Salad on a bed of crispy mixed greens, grape tomatoes, red onions, english cucumbers, herb croutons Roasted Salmon Caesar herb croutons, shaved parmesan, and crisp romaine tossed in creamy parmesan caesar dressing Chef Salad sweet ham, slow roasted beef, all white turkey, grape tomatoes, red onion, cucumber, cheddar, and boiled egg Grilled Chicken Caesar crispy romaine tossed in house parmesan caesar dressing, herb croutons, and shaved parmesan
BUILD-A-OMELET ~ A light American style cheese omelet filled with your choice of ingredients. Accompanied by a side of cut fruit or balsamic mixed green salad ~
• Sautéed Exotic Mushrooms • Baby Spinach • Apple Smoked Bacon • Sweet Onions • Diced Ham • Sautéed Bell Peppers • Sausage • Green Onions • Diced Tomatoes
CRAFTED SANDWICHES All sandwiches and burgers are served with a dill pickle and your choice of house french fries, sweet potato fries, or Miss Vickie’s potato chips ~ Add a bowl of soup • Add a house salad ~
Shaved Hot Roast Beef on a lightly toasted bakery bun, house honey mustard, and melted american swiss cheese Ruben thinly sliced corned beef on toasted new york jewish rye, sauerkraut, swiss cheese, and house 1000 island Chicken Salad Croissant house waldorf chicken salad made with granny smith apples and walnuts, on a toasted croissant Philly Beef Steak sautéed with bell peppers and caramelized onions, melted white american cheese, in a toasted sub roll Club Emma’s layers of turkey, ham, roast beef, crispy bacon, green leaf lettuce, tomato, american cheese, and mayo
EMMA’S BURGERS ~ Two 100% all beef hand pressed patties, crafted on a lightly toasted bakery bun ~
Bacon Cheese Burger crispy apple wood smoked bacon, american cheese, shaved onion, dill pickle chips, cajun lime mayo “Ham” Burger thinly sliced honey ham, swiss cheese, shaved sweet onion, banana peppers, dill pickle-dijon mayo Classic Cheese Burger sliced tomato, crisp lettuce, american cheese, shaved onions, dill pickles, mayo Pimento Cheese Burger shaved sweet onions, aged cheddar pimento, dill pickles *Consuming raw or under cooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or eggs may increase your risk of food born illnesses*
Emma’s Restaurant & Lounge conveniently located inside the Holiday Inn Statesboro • 455 Commerce Drive • Statesboro, GA 30461
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BUFFET
MENU SERVICE
REGULAR ....................................... $6.79 Served with Fries or Choice of Side Item GRILLED CHICKEN SANDWICH ......... $6.59 Choice of meat, 2 sides & bread HUNGRY ......................................... $7.69 CHICKEN BACON SWISS.................. $6.79 CHICKEN CLUB ............................... $6.79 Choice of meat, 3 sides & bread CHEESEBURGER ............................. $5.89 SUPER............................................ $8.09 BACON CHEESEBURGER ................. $6.79 Choice of meat, 2 sides, bread & tea PATTY MELT ................................... $6.79 SUPER HUNGRY .............................. $8.69 B.L.T. ............................................. $4.99 Choice of meat, 3 sides, bread & tea CHICKEN TENDER PLATE ................. $6.49 VEGETABLE PLATE .......................... $6.79 BUFFALO TENDER PLATE................. $6.79 Fries or Choice Served of with Side Fries Itemor Choice of Side Item REGULAR ....................................... $6.79 Served with $6.79 Choice of 4 sidesREGULAR & bread....................................... GRILLED CHICKEN GRILLED SANDWICH CHICKEN ......... $6.59 SANDWICH ......... $6.59 Choice of meat, 2 sides Choice& of bread meat, 2 sides & bread CHILD PLATE .................................. $4.59 CHICKEN BACON SWISS.................. CHICKEN BACON SWISS.................. $6.79 $6.79 HUNGRY ......................................... HUNGRY ......................................... $7.69 $7.69 SALAD ................................ $6.29 HOUSE CHICKEN CLUB ............................... CHICKEN CLUB ............................... $6.79 $6.79 Choice of child meat, 2 sides & bread Choice of meat, 3 sides Choice& of bread meat, 3 sides & bread CAESAR............................. SALAD .............................. $6.29 CHEESEBURGER CHEESEBURGER ............................. $5.89 $5.89 SUPER............................................ $8.09$1.79 $8.09 BACON................. ADDITIONAL SIDE SUPER............................................ ITEMS ................. BACONCHEF CHEESEBURGER CHEESEBURGER $6.79 ................. $6.79 SALAD .................................. $5.49
BUFFET BUFFET MENU SERVICE MENU SERVICE
SALADS
Kids Menu’s Available!
Choice of meat, 2 sides, Choicebread of meat, & tea 2 sides, bread & tea PATTY MELT ................................... PATTY MELT ................................... $6.79 $6.79 SUPER HUNGRY .............................. SUPER HUNGRY .............................. $8.69 B.L.T. ............................................. $8.69 B.L.T. ............................................. $4.99 $4.99 Choice of meat, 3 sides, Choicebread of meat, & tea 3 sides, bread & teaTENDER PLATE CHICKEN CHICKEN ................. TENDER $6.49 PLATE ................. $6.49 BUFFALO$6.79 TENDER BUFFALO PLATE................. TENDER $6.79 PLATE................. $6.79 VEGETABLE PLATEVEGETABLE .......................... PLATE$6.79 .......................... Choice of 4 sides &Choice bread of 4 sides & bread CHILD PLATE .................................. CHILD PLATE .................................. $4.59 $4.59 HOUSE SALAD ................................ HOUSE SALAD ................................ $6.29 $6.29 Tuesday Wednesday Choice of child meat, Choice 2 sides of child & bread meat, 2 sides & bread CAESAR SALAD .............................. $6.29 $6.29 Fried Chicken, Beef Stew, BBQ Chicken, Chopped CAESAR SALAD Fried .............................. Chicken, Homemade Meatloaf, Country ADDITIONAL SIDE ITEMS ADDITIONAL ................. SIDE ITEMS $1.79 ................. $1.79 CHEF SALAD .................................. CHEF SALAD .................................. $5.49 $5.49
DAILY BUFFET
Monday
Fried Chicken, Liver & Onions, Chicken & Dumplings, Pork Cubed Steak, Roast Beef, Grilled Chicken with Pepper & Onions
Steak w/ Gravy, Salmon Patties, Beef Cube Steak, Lasagna or Spaghetti with meat sauce
Breakfast Menu’s Available!
SALADS SALADS
Fried Steak, Livers, Grilled Chicken Breast, Shrimp Creole or Jambalaya
Breakfast Menu’s Breakfast Menu’s
DAILYDAILY BUFFET BUFFET
Kids Menu’sRice Kids Available! Menu’s Available! VEGETABLES: Rice & Tomatoes, & Gravy, VEGETABLES: Rice & Tomatoes, Rice & Gravy, VEGETABLES: Rice &Available! Tomatoes, Rice & Gravy, Available! Macaroni & Cheese, Mashed Potatoes, Corn Macaroni & Cheese, Stewed Potatoes, Broccoli Macaroni & Cheese, Mashed Potatoes, Monday Monday Casserole, ZipperTuesday Wednesday Wednesday Casserole, Black-Eyed Peas, Green Beans, Peas, Boiled OkraTuesday OR HomeRutabagas, Green Bean Casserole, Fresh Peas, Fried Peach Chicken,Cobbler, Liver Fried & Fried Onions, Chicken, Chicken Liver && Onions,made Chicken FriedSoup, Chicken, & Carrot Beef Stew, Fried BBQChicken, Chicken, Chopped Stew, BBQ Chicken, Fried Chopped Chicken, Homemade Fried Chicken, Meatloaf, Stew Homemade CountryOR Sweet MeatloafPotato, , Country Soufflé OR Beef Baby Carrots, Fresh Veg. Medley, Okra, Dry Limas, Brunswick Dumplings, Pork Cubed Dumplings, Steak, Roast Pork Cubed Beef, Steak, Roast SteakBeef, w/ Gravy, SalmonSteak Patties,w/Beef Gravy, Cube Salmon Steak,Patties, Beef Cube Fried Steak, Steak, Livers, Grilled Fried Chicken Steak,Breast, Livers,Shrimp Grilled Chicken Breast, Shrimp Turnip Greens Grilled Chicken with Pepper Green Beans, Fried Squash, Fresh Cabbage Apple Crisp,Creole Mustard Greens Grilled&Chicken Onions with Pepper & Onions Lasagna or Spaghetti with Lasagna meat sauce or Spaghetti with meat sauce Creole or Jambalaya or Jambalaya VEGETABLES: Rice & Tomatoes, VEGETABLES: RiceRice & Gravy, & Tomatoes, RiceVEGETABLES: & Gravy, Rice & Tomatoes, VEGETABLES: RiceRice & Gravy, & Tomatoes, Rice VEGETABLES: & Gravy, Rice & VEGETABLES: Tomatoes, RiceRice & Gravy, & Tomatoes, Rice & Gravy,
TUESDAY KIDS STUDENT NIGHT! MONDAY NIGHT NIGHT MacaroniIS & SENIOR Cheese, Mashed Macaroni Potatoes, & Cheese, Corn Mashed Potatoes, Macaroni Corn & Cheese, IS Stewed Macaroni Potatoes, &NIGHT! Cheese, Broccoli Stewed Potatoes,Macaroni Broccoli & WEDNESDAY Cheese, Macaroni MashedIS & Potatoes, Cheese, Mashed Potatoes, KIDS PLATE .99 EA GreenA Bean Casserole, Green Fresh Bean Peas, Casserole, FreshID! Peas, Casserole, Zipper Peas, Casserole, Boiled Okra Zipper OR HomePeas, Boiled Okra ORRutabagas, Home- GET Casserole, Black-Eyed Casserole, Peas, Green Black-Eyed Beans, Peas, Green Beans, Rutabagas, FREE TEA W/THEIR STUDENT 10% OFF ENTIRE MEAL W/PURCHASE OF ADULT PLATE! Limas, Brunswick Dry StewLimas, OR Sweet Brunswick Potato, Stew OR Sweet Potato, made Soup, Carrot Soufflé made OR Soup, Baby Carrot Carrots, Soufflé OR BabyDry Carrots, Fresh Veg. Medley, Peach FreshCobbler, Veg. Medley, Fried Okra, Peach Cobbler, Fried Okra, Apple Crisp, Mustard Greens Apple Crisp, Mustard Greens Green Beans, Fried Squash, GreenFresh Beans, Cabbage Fried Squash, Fresh Cabbage Turnip Greens Turnip Greens
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
TUESDAY KIDS NIGHT! TUESDAY IS KIDS NIGHT! WEDNESDAY Fried Chicken, Salisbury Steak, Fried Pork Chops, Fried Chicken, BBQISRib Tips, Fried Flounder, Fried Chicken, Salmon Patties, PepperNIGHT! Steak, IS STUDENT WEDNESDAY NIGHT! IS STUDENT MONDAY NIGHT ISMONDAY SENIOR NIGHT NIGHT IS SENIOR NIGHT KIDS PLATEPie, .99 EA KIDS PLATE .99 EA GET A FREE TEAChicken, W/THEIR GET ACountry FREE STUDENT TEA W/THEIR ID!Steak STUDENT ID! 10% OFFChicken, ENTIRE MEAL 10% OFF ENTIRE MEAL Grilled Pork Chops, Smothered Chicken Fried Catfish, Shepard’s Chicken Pot Pie Baked Fried W/PURCHASE OF ADULT W/PURCHASE PLATE! OF ADULT PLATE! or Shrimp Alfredo, Turkey & Dressing OR Chicken & Rice
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Friday
Friday
Saturday
Saturday
Fried Chicken, SalisburyFried Steak, Chicken, Pork Salisbury Chops,Steak, Fried Pork FriedChops, Chicken,Rice BBQ&Rib Fried Tips, Chicken, FriedRice Flounder, BBQ &RibGravy, Tips, Fried Flounder, Fried Chicken, SalmonFried Patties, Chicken, Pepper Salmon Steak,Patties, Steak, VEGETABLES: Tomatoes, VEGETABLES: Rice & Tomatoes, RicePepper & Gravy, VEGETABLES: Rice & Tomatoes, Rice &Fried Gravy, GrilledHomemade Pork Chops, Smothered Grilled Pork Chicken, Chops, Chicken Smothered Chicken, Fried Chicken Catfish, Shepard’s Fried Pie,Catfish, Chicken Shepard’s Pot Pie Pie, ChickenBaked Pot Pie Chicken, CountryBaked FriedCheese, Steak Chicken, Country Steak Green Macaroni & Cheese, Dressing, Spiced Macaroni & Cheese, Baked Beans, Cheese Macaroni & ButterFried Beans, or Shrimp Alfredo, Turkeyor&Shrimp Dressing Alfredo, Turkey & Dressing OR Chicken & Rice OR Chicken & Rice Apples, Butter Beans, Onion Casserole, Creamed Grits, Squash Casserole, Broccoli w/ Cheese, Bean Casserole, Fried Okra, Peas & Carrots, Corn, Sweet Potato Soufflé, Turnip Peas, Rice Green Beans, Rice Blueberry or Rice VEGETABLES: Soup,RiceMustard GreensRice & Gravy, VEGETABLES: Rice & Greens VEGETABLES: Tomatoes, RiceRice & Gravy, & Tomatoes,Garden RiceVEGETABLES: & Gravy, & VEGETABLES: Tomatoes, Rice & Gravy, & Tomatoes, & Gravy, Homemade Rice & VEGETABLES: Tomatoes, Rice & Gravy, & Tomatoes, Macaroni & Cheese, Homemade MacaroniDressing, & Cheese,Spiced Homemade Dressing, Macaroni Spiced & Cheese, Baked Beans, & Cheese, CheeseBaked Beans, Macaroni Cheese & Cheese,Macaroni Butter Beans, & Cheese, GreenButter Beans, Green Peach Cobbler, Fresh Macaroni Cabbage
Apples, Butter Beans, Onion Apples, Casserole, Butter Beans, Creamed Onion Casserole,Grits, Creamed Squash Casserole, Grits,Broccoli Squashw/Casserole, Cheese, Broccoli w/ Bean Cheese, Casserole, FriedBean Okra,Casserole, Peas & Carrots, Fried Okra, Peas & Carrots, Garden Peas, Green Garden Beans, Peas, Blueberry Green orBeans, Blueberry or Corn, Sweet Potato Soufflé, Corn,Turnip SweetGreens Potato Soufflé, Turnip Greens Homemade Soup, Mustard Homemade Greens Soup, Mustard Greens Peach Cobbler, Fresh Cabbage Peach Cobbler, Fresh Cabbage
Breakfast Menu
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WE DELIVER! siganture batter and served siganture with your batterchoice and served with your choice WE DELIVER! WE DELIVER! of bacon, or ham ofsausage, bacon, sausage, or ham of bacon, sausage, or ham CALL CALL LOADED CALL LOADED OMELET.................. LOADED OMELET.................. $7.45 $7.45 OMELET.................. $7.45 loaded with bacon, sausage loaded with ham, bacon, sausage and ham, loaded with bacon, sausage andand ham, cheddar & swiss cheddar & swiss 912-225-1000 912-225-1000 912-225-1000 cheddar & swiss 62 • Student Guide to Statesboro • Welcome to the Boro
FAMILY MEALS WITH SIDES AND BISCUITS 6pc Meal (1 Side, 3 Biscuits) 8pc Meal (2 Sides, 4 Biscuits) 12pc Meal (3 Sides, 6 Biscuits) 16pc Meal (4 Sides, 8 Biscuits) 20 Piece Meal (5 Sides, 10 Biscuits)
INDIVIDUAL MEALS
1pc Breast Meal (2 Sides, 1 Biscuit) 2pc Meal Breast/Wing or Leg/Thigh (2 Sides, 1 Biscuit) 3pc Meal Breast/Wing or Leg/Thigh (2 Sides, 1 Biscuit) 4pc Meal Breast/Wing or Leg/Thigh (2 Sides, 1 Biscuit)
ORIGINAL & CRISPY STRIP MEALS 3pc Meal (2 Sides, 1 Biscuit) 6pc Meal (2 Sides, 1 Biscuit) 12pc Meal (2 Large Sides, 6 Biscuit)
SIDE ITEMS
Mash Pototos and Gravy Potato Wedges Sweet Kernel Corn Cole Slaw Corn on the Cob Green Beans Macaroni and Cheese
SANDWICHES
KFC Snackers (Original • BBQ) Honey BBQ Sandwich Double Down Sandwich Doublicious Sandwich
DESSERTS
HOT/BBQ WINGS
Chocolate Chip and Oatmeal Cookies Little Bucket parfaits
6pc • 12pc • 20pc
898 Buckhead Dr. - 764-2161 EXP. 6/30/14
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2 PC DARK MEAL WITH 1 SIDE
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Affordable, Casual Dining. Serious Steaks. Under $7.55
Under $14.95
GEORGIA SHRIMP & GRITS
GORGONZOLA SIRLOIN
Butter Poached Shrimp, Charred Andoullie Sausage, Baked Cheddar Grit Pastry, Seasoned Chardonnay Cream, Tomato and Scallion Garnish
6 oz Pan Seared Aged Sirloin, Drizzled Gorgonzola Cream Sauce, Fresh Garlic Sauteed Spinach and House Mashed Potatoes
MILLHOUSE NACHOS
CHICKEN MARSALA
Fresh Corn Tortillas, Queso Cheese, Cajun Red Beans, Cheddar Cheese, Diced Tomatoes and Sour Cream
Chicken Medallions Sauteed with Shallots and Portobello Mushrooms, Flamed in Sicilian Marsala & Finished with a Hint of Cream. Served with Mashed Potatoes & Seasonal Vegetables
WINGS PARMIGIANO REGGIANO
CHICKEN PENNE A LA VODKA
Baked Wings, Lightly Fried with Imported Parmesan and Garlic Butter. Served with Warm Italian Gorgonzola Cream Sauce
Sauteed Chicken, Fresh Tomatoes, Proscuitto Ham, Parmesan and Pecorino Romano. Simmered in a Flavorful Tomato Cream Sauce, Lightly Flamed in Vodka.
CHEESEBURGER
CLASSIC SHRIMP ALFREDO
Sirloin Burger with Lettuce, Tomato, Mustard, Pickles and Onion, with Mild Cheddar Cheese
Garlic Sauteed Shrimp, Parmesan Cream Sauce and Diced Roma Tomatoes. Served over Linquini Pasta.
MILLHOUSE BURGER
WHISKEY BOURBON SALMON
Award Winning Millhouse 5 Sauce in Derived From the 5 Regions of BBQ! Millhouse 5 Sauce, Sauteed Mushrooms & Carmelized Onions.
Norwegian Salmon Broiled and Glazed with Kentucky Bourbon, Soy and Brown Sugar. Served with Baked Rice and Seasonal Vegetables.
For Our Full Menu, Visit www.millhousesteakhouse.com!
$1.99 Cocktails, (912) 871-6474 Drafts & Margaritas, 1301 Statesboro Pl. Cir. Statesboro, GA 30458 All Day, EVERYDAY! Open Daily at 4:00 pm
LIVE LOCAL MUSIC EVERY Thursday, Friday and Saturday Night
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Japanese Hibachi Grill, Steakhouse, and Sushi Bar 609 Brannen St. #5 • Statesboro • Phone: 912-489-1688 Fax: 912-489-8881 Hours of Operation: LUNCH Monday - Sunday: 11:00am - 4:00pm DINNER Monday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm Friday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm Sunday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm
Entrée A La Carte Sushi Sashimi
Salad
Garden Salad Seaweed Salad Avocado Salad Kani Salad Salmon Skin Salad Squid Salad Tuna Avocado Salad Baby Octopus Salad
2.59 4.65 3.99 4.65 4.65 7.25 8.25 7.25
Edamame Shu Mai Gyoza Beef Negimaki Yakitori Age To Fu Asian Fried Oysters Tempura Vegetable Tempura Tatsuta Age Harumaki Cheese Wonton Rock Shrimp Crispy Calamari Coconut Shrimp Coconut Chicken
4.15 4.15 4.45 6.19 5.19 4.39 6.19 6.19 4.69 4.19 2.99 4.25 5.39 5.19 5.39 5.19
Appetizers from Kitchen
Appetizers from Sushi Bar
Tuna Tataki Tuna Martini Sushi Appetizers (5 pcs.) Sashimi Appetizers (7 pcs.) Beef Tataki Pepper Tuna Tataki Lady’s Island Jalapeno Pepper Sunomono
We Deliver!
(912) 225-1000 www.borotakeout.com
8.29 8.29 6.19 7.29 5.39 8.29 6.49 6.19 6.19
Egg Crab Meat Tuna White Tuna Salmon Striped Bass Fluke Shrimp Squid Flying Fish Roe Red Clam Octopus Yellowtail Salmon Roe Scallop Eel Sweet Shrimp Mackerel Wahoo Smoked Salmon
From Sushi Bar
Sushi Regular Sushi Deluxe Sashimi Regular (15 pcs.) Sashimi Deluxe (18 pcs.) Tuna Don Salmon Don Unagi Don Chirashi Shogun Special Trio Color Sushi Sushi and Sashimi Combo Trio Color Sashimi Spicy Maki Combo Temp Maki Combo Sushi & Sashimi Combo for 2 Sushi & Sashimi Combo for 3
1.50 1.75 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.25 2.25 2.25 2.50 3.00 2.00 2.25 2.25
14.49 16.49 15.49 18.59 15.49 14.49 12.39 15.49 26.79 16.49 19.59 20.59 13.39 12.39 36.99 51.49
Maki (Roll & Hand Rolls)
Cucumber Roll Avocado Roll Asparagus Roll Sweet Potato Roll Tuna Roll Salmon Roll Negihamachi Roll California Roll Alaskan Roll Boston Roll Salmon & Avocado Roll Tuna & Avocado Roll Philadelphia Roll Eel Roll Spicy Tuna Roll Spicy Salmon Roll Spicy Yellowtail Roll Spicy Scallop
Special Roll
Shrimp Tempura Roll Dragon Roll Rainbow Roll Spider Roll Dancing Eel Roll Wow Roll Valentine Roll Creamy Roll Fantasy Eel Roll Beautiful Roll Volcano Roll Lobster Roll Crunchy Roll
Desserts
Banana Tempura Cheese Cake Tempura Oreo Tempura
Hibachi Dinner
2.99 2.99 2.99 3.50 3.99 3.99 3.99 3.99 4.49 4.49 4.49 4.49 4.49 4.69 5.19 5.19 5.19 5.19
7.29 9.29 9.29 8.29 8.29 9.29 8.29 9.29 11.39 9.29 11.39 10.39 9.29 3.00 3.25 5.00
Hibachi Vegetable Hibachi Chicken Hibachi Shrimp Hibachi Steak Hibachi Salmon Hibachi Scallop Hibachi Filet Mignon Hibachi Lobster Hibachi Chicken & Shrimp Hibachi Steak & Chicken Hibachi Steak & Shrimp Hibachi Steak & Salmon Hibachi Steak & Scallop Hibachi Scallop & Chicken Hibachi Scallop & Shrimp Hibachi Scallop & Salmon Hibachi Filet Mignon & Chicken Hibachi Filet Mignon & Shrimp Hibachi Filet Mignon & Salmon Hibachi Filet Mignon & Scallop Hibachi Lobster & Chicken Hibachi Lobster & Shrimp Hibachi Lobster & Salmon Hibachi Lobster & Scallop Hibachi Lobster & Filet Mignon Hibachi Steak and Shrimp & Chicken Hibachi Steak and Salmon & Scallop Hibachi Filet Mignon and Shrimp & Chicken Hibachi Filet Mignon and Salmon & Scallop Hibachi Lobster and Shrimp & Chicken Hibachi Lobster and Salmon & Scallop
11.39 14.49 15.49 15.49 15.49 15.49 19.59 27.79 16.49 16.49 16.49 17.49 17.49 16.49 16.49 16.49 18.59 19.59 19.59 19.59 21.59 22.69 23.69 23.69 26.79 21.59 22.69 24.69 27.79 30.99 32.99
Large Parties Welcome • Hibachi Room • We Cater ALL Size Parties We do Birthday Parties, Anniversaries, & Special Events
Lunch Menu Available • Lunch Specials • Sushi & Hibachi Items
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HAPPY HOUR
Sushi & Sashimi Entrees
20. Sushi Regular
THURSDAYS
12.95
8 pcs of sushi & California roll
21. Sushi Deluxe
5-7!
14.95
10 pcs of sushi and a 1 tuna roll
22. Sashimi Regular (12 pcs) 23. Sashimi Deluxe (16 pcs) 24. Sushi & Sashimi Combo
13.95 16.95 17.95
4 pcs of sushi, 10 pcs of sashimi and 1 tuna roll
26. Tuna Special
13.95
5 pcs of sashimi, 3 pcs of sushi and 1 tuna roll
27. Salmon Special
12.95
5 pcs of sashimi, 3 pcs of sushi and 1 sashimi roll
28. Yellowtail Special
Tel. 912.871.8888 • 912.871.6666
29. Tokyo Sushi & Sashimi Combo (for 2) 12.95
100 Brampton Ave. #1A • Statesboro, GA 30458
5 pcs of sashimi, 3 pcs of sushi and 1 yellowtail roll
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35. Unagi Don
Broiled eel over rice
Hot & Cold Appetizers 14. Fried Calamari 15. House Special Fried Shrimp 16. Edamame 17. Shu Mai 18. Gyoza 19.Beef Negimaki 20. Yakitori 21. Age Tofu 22. Asian Fried Oyster 23. Tempura 24. Tatsuta Age 25. Harumaki 26. Tuna Tataki 27. Beef Tataki 28. Sushi Appetizers (5 pcs) 29. Sashimi Appetizers (7 pcs) 30. Cajun Tuna Sashimi (14 pcs) 31. Pepper Tuna Sashimi (9 pcs)
5.25 5.25 3.75 3.75 4.25 4.75 4.75 3.95 5.75 5.75 3.75 2.75 6.75 6.75 6.75 7.75 9.75 8.75
Roll and Hand Roll
37. Cucumber Roll
2.95
Kappa Maki
48. Eel Roll
4.25
Eel and cucumber or avocado
49. Salmon Skin Roll
Tekko Maki
Tuna, caviar, scallion and house spicy sauce
3.95 3.95
Crab meat, avocado and cucumber
45. Alaskan Roll
4.25
Salmon, avocado and cucumber
46. Boston Roll
4.25
Shrimp, cucumber and lettuce
47. Philadelphia Roll
4.25
Hibachi Lunch
Lunch Special
Mon-Sat (served 11am-3pm)
Bento Box $7.45
served w. Soup, Fried Rice, California Roll
Tofu Teriyaki • Beef Teriyaki Shrimp Teriyaki • Chicken & Veg. Tempura Chicken or Pork Katsu • Chicken Teriyaki Salmon Teriyaki • Beef Negimaki Shrimp & Vegetable Tempura
4.95
51. Spicy Salmon Roll
4.95
Salmon, caviar, scallion and house spicy sauce
52. Spicy Yellowtail Roll
4.95
Yellowtail, caviar, scallion and house spicy sauce
52a. Spicy Crunch Salmon 4.95 52b. Spicy Crunch Salmon 52c. Spicy Crunch Crab Stick
4.95 4.95
20% OFF
SUSHI ROLLS
Dinner Special TUESDAYS
Hibachi Vegetable 9.95 Hibachi Chicken 11.95 Hibachi Shrimp 12.95 Hibachi Steak 12.95 Hibachi Salmon 12.95 Hibachi Scallop 13.95 Hibachi Filet Mignon 14.95 Hibachi Chicken & Shrimp 13.95 Hibachi Steak & Shrimp 14.95 Hibachi Scallop & Shrimp 13.95 Hibachi Scallop & Salmon 14.95 Hibachi Filet Mignon & Chicken 14.95 Hibachi Filet Mignon & Shrimp 15.95 Hibachi Filet Mignon & Scallop 15.95 Hibachi Filet Mignon & Salmon 15.95
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Special Roll
53. Shrimp Tempura Roll 54. Dragon Roll
6.95 8.95
55. Rainbow Roll
8.95
Tuna, white fish, salmon with avocado outside
Salmon, skin, cucumber and scallion
Smoked salmon and cream cheese
Mon-Sat (served with Miso or Salad) L1. Shrimp 7.45 L2. Chicken 6.95 L3. Steak 7.45 L4. Salmon 7.45 L5. Scallop 7.45 L6. Vegetable 6.45
3.95
50. Spicy Tuna Roll
12.95
Eel, cucumber with avocado outside
38. Avocado Roll 2.95 40. Sweet Potato Roll 3.50 3.95 41. Tuna Roll 42. Salmon Roll 44. California Roll
12.95
5 pcs of sashimi, 3 pcs of sushi and 1 yellowtail roll
56. Spider Roll
7.95
Soft shell crab
57. Dancing Eel Roll
8.95
Toasted eel, avocado, cucumber, cream cheese, caviar and mayonnaise
59. Maple Roll
4.25
Eel, shrimp tempura, avocado, cucumber, lettuce inside and caviar, seaweed powder outside
60. Tiger Roll
9.95
Tuna, salmon, yellowtail, avocado scallion and caviar wrapped with special seaweed.
61. Fantasy Roll
10.25
Spicy tuna and crispy flakes topped with eel
62. American Dream
9.95
Yellowtail, tuna, kani, avocado, cucumber inside and seaweed powder caviar outside
63. Ocean Roll
9.95
Shrimp tempura roll topped eel avocado
64. Yummy Roll
9.95
Spicy crunch salmon cucumber roll, topped salmon tuna yellowtail
65. Kamikaze Roll
8.25
Crab stick cream cheese and avocado inside with tempura butter deep fried with eel sauce
66. Crazy Roll (Fried Roll)
7.25
Asparagus cream cheese, massago and steam shrimp with seaweed outside and deep fried.
67. Cow Boy Roll
10.25
California roll top with special mixed beef then baked with eel sauce
68. Super Snow Crab Roll
7.95
Snow crabmeat and asparagus, avocado inside the top with crab stick and mayo sauce
69. Volcano Roll
7.95
California roll top with baked spicy crab salad crunch
70. Playboy Roll
9.95
Tempora shrimp, avocado and snow crab inside and top with tuna salmon and spicy mayo
71. Shaggy Dog Roll
9.95
Tempura shrimp inside with crab stick with eel sauce, mayo and spicy mayo
72. Tokyo Sunrise Roll California roll top w. assorted fish and chef’s special sauce
8.95
A Statesboro Tradition Since 1929
Statesboro Mall Highway 80 764-3033
Downtown 22 West vine 764-2444
Voted Georgia’s Best Barbeque By The Atlanta Constitution
WELCOME TO VANDY’S
DAILY SPECIALS MONDAY-THURSDAY 1 Meat, 2 Vegetables 1 Meat, 3 Vegetables Vegetable Plate
Meat Choices: 1/4 Fried Chicken (white or dark) 1/4 Barbeque Chicken (white or dark) Fried or grilled boneless Pork Chop Hamburger Steak with Gravy and/or Onion Country Fried Steak with Gravy Beef Liver and Onions Monday Vegetables: Mashed Potatoes w/Gravy Tiny Lima Beans Rice and Gravy Rice and Tomatoes Pole Beans Fried Squash Fried Okra Macaroni and Cheese Wednesday Vegetables: Rice and Gravy Blackeyed Peas Blue Lake Green Beans Macaroni and Cheese Candied Yams Fried Okra Fried Squash Mashed Potatoes & Gravy
Tuesday Vegetables: Rice and Tomatoes Candied Yams Tiny Lima Beans Fried Okra Steamed Cabbage Blue Lake Green Beans Fried Squash Macaroni and Cheese Thursday Vegetables: Rice and Gravy Blackeyed Peas Steamed Broccoli Candied Yams Steamed Cabbage Turnip Greens Fried Squash Fried Okra Macaroni and Cheese
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Whiting Fish Whiting Fish & Shrimp Combo Fried Shrimp
Side Choices: French Fries, Cole Slaw, Potato Salad, Fried Squash, Grits, Green Beans, Fried Okra, Yams or Barbeque Baked Beans Whiting Sandwich
SUNDAY SPECIALS 1 Meat, 2 Vegetables 1 Meat, 3 Vegetables
Meat Choices: Stew Beef on Rice Grilled Teriyaki Chicken Filet Fried or Grilled Pork Chop Beef Liver and Onions 1/4 Fried Chicken (white or dark) Hamburger Steak with Gravy and/or Onion 1/4 Barbeque Chicken (white or dark) Vegetables Choices: Macaroni and Cheese Fried Squash Stewed Cabbage Rice and Gravy Rice and Tomatoes Tiny Lima Beans Candied Yams Pole Beans Fried Okra French Fries Coleslaw Potato Salad
DESSERT
Slice of Chocolate, Coconut, Lemon or Key Lime Pie
Vandy’s Famous Pit-Cooked BBQ Cooked Fresh Daily & Chopped To Order Large Barbeque Plate Small Barbeque Plate Above served with Brunswick Stew, bread and choice of potato salad, coleslaw or french fries. 1/2 Barbecue Chicken Above served with bread and choice of two sides. Vandy's Famous Barbeque Sandwich COOKED TODAY & CHOPPED TO ORDER. This is the specialty of the house! Served on a bun with French fries. Brunswick Stew w/Crackers or Bread Vandy’s BBQ Sandwich Bun or Bread. Big T's Barbeque Melt Vandy's famous pit cooked barbeque between 2 grilled slices of toast with swiss cheese, mayo, and BBQ sauce. Served with French fries.
Fried Yard Bird & Giblets 1/4 Fried Chicken White or Dark Meat Above served with coleslaw, french fries and rolls. 1/2 Fried Chicken Above served with tossed salad, french fries and rolls. Fried Chicken Livers or Chicken Gizzards Fried Chicken Livers & Gizzards Combo Above served with coleslaw, french fries and toast. Fried Chicken Livers & Gizzards only
From The Sea Golden Fried Shrimp 3 Deviled Crabs Seafood Platter Flounder Fish Nuggets Beautiful white Cod fish chunks dipped in a pancake batter Catfish Fillets Farm raised and covered lightly with a Southern Style Coating. These are Great! Above served with coleslaw, hushpuppies, french fries and tartar sauce.
You'll Love These! Hamburger/Cheeseburger 4 oz. Beef patty served with a bed of lettuce, tomato, onion & pickle, & French fries Eagle Burger (Sandwich of Champions) 6 oz. FRESH ground, seasoned by us and served with lettuce, tomato, and French fries. National Champion Burger This is our Eagle Burger covered with plenty of bacon, Swiss Cheese, & mushrooms. Served on an open-faced bun with French fries. Patty Melt 6 oz. Beef patty between 2 grilled slices of Texas toast with Swiss and American cheese and 3 slices of bacon. Served with French fries. A.T's Favorite 6 oz. ground chuck floured and fried, covered with gravy and grilled onions, served on a grilled bun with a side of Heinz 57 and French Fries. This treat can be kicked up a notch by adding Swiss or American cheese and/or jalapeno peppers for only $.30 more! Hamburger Steak 8 oz. Of Real Ground Beef smothered with lots of onions and gravy or plain, if you like it like that! Served with tossed salad, French fries and rolls. Steak Nuggets Choice chunks of beef steak lightly breaded with a Southern Style batter. Served with coleslaw, French fries and rolls. Vandy's Hot Ham and Cheese Thinly sliced ham piled high on an open-faced bun. Covered with melted cheddar cheeses with pickles on the side. Served with French fries. Vandy's Grilled Hot Dog This giant dog is served on a steamed bun and you can get it plain or with the works. A knife and fork are recommended. Served with French fries. Vandy's Club Sandwich This triple decker is packed with ham, turkey, bacon, lettuce, & tomato on toasted bread. We'll put mayo on the side unless you tell us different! Served with French fries.
Bacon, Lettuce and Tomato Grilled Cheese Fish Sandwich Side Choices: French Fries, Potato Salad, Cole Slaw or Vegetable of the day.
Chicken The Way You Like It! Vandy's Chicken Fingers Dinner Fresh tenders dipped in Vandy's own special batter. Served with tossed salad, French fries, rolls and honey or ranch dressing. Chicken Finger Basket Three fingers and French fries Grilled Teriyaki Chicken Filet Sandwich 4 oz. Boneless chicken filet lightly grilled and served on a bun with pickles and French fries Fried Chicken Filet Sandwich 4 oz. Boneless chicken filet fried and served on a bun with pickles & French fries. Chicken Melt Sandwich Fresh grilled or fried chicken filet between 2 slices of grilled Texas toast with Swiss and American cheese and 3 slices of bacon. Served with French fries. Grilled Chicken Club Sandwich This is a fresh, boneless chicken breast grilled and served on a bun with Swiss cheese, bacon and lettuce and tomato on the side. Served with French fries. Chicken Salad Sandwich Vandy's homemade chicken salad piled high on toasted bread. Served with lettuce, tomato and pickle on the side. Served with French fries. What you say??? Grilled Chicken Filet Dinner This is a whole, boneless chicken filet grilled to perfection with your seasoning choice of teriyaki, Italian, or just plain grilled. Served with a tossed salad, rolls, and French fries-or your choice of any 2 sides from our daily vegetable menu. It's great!
Salads Made Fresh Daily! Vandy's Barbeque Salad Large bed of fresh lettuce topped with Vandy's famous chopped or sliced barbeque, served with tomatoes, boiled egg wedges, cheese and your choice of dressing. Vandy's Chef Salad Large bed of fresh lettuce garnished with ham, egg and cheese, topped with tomatoes and served with your choice of dressing. Grilled or Fried Chicken Tender Salad A large bed of fresh lettuce topped with your choice of grilled or fried chicken tenders. Served with tomato, boiled egg wedges, cheese and your choice of dressing. Grilled or Fried Shrimp Salad A large bed of fresh lettuce topped with your choice of grilled or fried shrimp. Served with tomato, boiled egg wedges, cheese and your choice of dressing. House Tossed Salad Chilled lettuce, purple cabbage and carrots tossed just the way you like it. Add Ham, Cheese, tomato or boiled egg for $.60 each.
TRY THESE APPETIZERS! French Fries Onion Rings (Vidalias when in season) Fried Dill Pickles Fried Mushrooms Fried Green Beans Any two Appetizers
Vandy's Barbeque To Go Barbeque Barbeque Chicken Brunswick Stew Barbeque Sauce Potato Salad Coleslaw Loaf of Bread Pack of Buns Iced Tea
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715 Northside Dr. E. Statesboro, GA 30458 912 | 764-5150
Mon thru Thurs: 11:00 a.m.–9:30 p.m. Fri & Sat: 11:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. Sun: 11:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
(Southern Square Center Next to K-Mart)
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Prices Subject to Change
Find Us on E s c a p E F r o m T h E Fa s T F o o d m E r ry- G o - r o u n d a n d s T E p I n T o T h E W o r l d o F J a pa n E s E c u I s I n E express Bowls speCial Menu Deep FrieD rolls Teriyaki Chicken Bowl Hibachi Vegetables $5.90 ★Monster Roll (6pc) $8.90 (Broccoli, Bell Peppers, Carrots, (Tuna, Yellowtail, Salmon, Cream Cheese, Jr. $3.95 • Med. $6.95 • Lg. $7.95 Asparagus, Broccoli Slaw, and Mushrooms) & Avocado, Deep Fried with Panko)
Hibachi Shrimp Bowl Jr. $5.95 • Med. $8.95 • Lg. $9.95
Hibachi Tofu Steak
(Broccoli, Bell Peppers, Mushrooms Asparagus, Broccoli Slaw, & Grilled Tofu)
Angus Steak Bowl Jr. $5.95 • Med. $8.95 • Lg. $9.95
Hibachi Chicken Breast
(Chicken Breast, Asparagus, & Mushrooms)
Angus Sirloin Steak
Angus Yakiniku Steak Bowl (Sliced Sirloin Steak with Special Yakiniku Sauce)
Jr. $5.95 • Med. $8.95 • Lg. $9.95
Super Bowl Med. $8.95 • Lg. $9.95
wraps
Prepared After Order
Teriyaki Chicken Wrap Hibachi Shrimp Wrap Angus Steak Wrap
step 1: Choose 1 Main Filling — Rice, Noodles, or Lettuce step 2: Choose 1 Vegetable — Hibachi Onions & Zucchini, (Avocado or Asparagus additional 50¢) step 3: Choose 1 Sauce — Mayo, Spicy or Mild Seasons White Sauce.
Add Cilantro or Cream Cheese to any wrap for free. $7.90 $9.50 $9.50 $8.90 $8.90 $9.50
★Seasons Bento Sashimi
(8 pc California Roll, Smelt Eggs & Shrimp Tempura, Edamame, Assorted Fish)
Hibachi Shrimp Yakisoba
$9.50
Angus Hibachi Steak Yakisoba
$9.50
Teriyaki Ahi Tuna
$9.95
(Seared Sushi Grade Tuna)
Lettuce, Mayonnaise, & Asparagus)
$3.50
Crab Roll (Imitation Crab, Mayonnaise & Cucumber)
$3.95
Sesame Seeds & Avocado)
$3.95
Shrimp Tempura Roll
$5.50
(Deep Fried Shrimp & Cucumber, Mayonnaise & Smelt Eggs)
Savannah Roll (5pc)
(Avocado, Asparagus, Cucumber, Imitation Crab, Mayonnaise and Lettuce in Soy Paper)
$5.50
$8.95 $9.95
$7.90
Caterpillar Roll
$7.90
★ Contains Raw Fish
Prices are subject to change.
Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or eggs may increase your risk of food borne illness, especially if you have certain medical conditions. SOY ADVISORY—Some of our products contain: SOY, which is one of the eight major food allergens. Persons who are allergic to soy should avoid food and any supplements containing soy components. Consuming soy may cause an allergic reaction. A list of all products containing soy is available upon request
soup & salaDs
$1.95 $2.50 $4.50 $4.50
Chicken Salad Shrimp Salad
$5.50 $6.50
(Seaweed & Cucumber on top)
(Hibachi Shrimp and Imitation Crab)
Bang Bang Salad
(Shrimp Tempura with Spicy White Sauce)
siDe iTeMs
Hibachi Onions & Zucchini Broccoli Fried Rice Soy Beans (Edamame) Yakisoba (Noodles) Dumpling Shrimp (8) or Beef (5) Teriyaki Chicken 4 oz. Hibachi Shrimp 4 oz. Angus Steak 4 oz. Shrimp Tempura Shrimp with Vegetables
$5.50
★Tuna Roll/Spicy Tuna Roll
$5.50
BeVeraGes
★Boston Roll (Tuna, Avocado & Smelt Eggs)
$5.50
Soft Drinks Med. $1.85 • Lg. $2.50
★Mexican Roll
$7.90
Bottled Water $2.00
★Rainbow Roll
$7.90
sauCes To Go paCkeTs
★Red Dragon Roll
$7.90
★Orange Dragon Roll
$7.90
Avocado, Mayonnaise, Cream Cheese & Smelt Eggs)
(Imitation Crab, Mayonnaise, Cucumber & Assorted Fish on Top) (California Roll, Smelt Eggs with Spicy Tuna on Top) (California Roll, Smelt Eggs with Fresh Salmon on Top)
$3.95
Miso Soup House Salad Avocado Salad Seaweed Salad
★Samurai Roll (Salmon, Imitation Crab,
(Spicy Yellowtail, Cucumber, Tuna, Avocado, & Cilantro)
$9.95
Add Cilantro or Cream Cheese to any roll for free.
$6.50
(Green Mix or Organic Spring Mix)
Spider Roll
(Deep Fried Shrimp, Mayonnaise, Cucumber & Avocado)
$8.90
Seasoned Fried Cheese Cake
rolls (Cooked) — Prepared After Order
California Roll (Imitation Crab, Mayonnaise,
Lobster Roll
DesserT
Served with Fried Rice, Steamed Rice, or Yakisoba (add 50¢), and Onions and Zucchini
rolls (Raw)
BenTo Box
Prepared After Order
(8 pc California Roll, Edamame, Fried or Steamed Rice, Hibachi Shrimp)
$8.50
(Deep Fried Soft Shell Crab, Mayonnaise, Smelt Eggs & Cucumber)
Combos served with Med. Drink, and choice of side salad, Vegetable, Miso soup or extra rice
Seasons Bento Shrimp or Angus Steak
Teriyaki Chicken Yakisoba
Avocado, Mayonnaise & Smelt Eggs)
Make it an express CoMBo for only $2.50 more.
(8 pc California Roll, Edamame, Fried or Steamed Rice, Teriyaki Chicken)
$9.95
Super California Roll (8pc) (Fried Imitation Crab, $5.50
Served with Fried Rice, Steamed Rice, or Yakisoba (add 50¢), and Onions and Zucchini
Seasons Bento Chicken
$9.50
Vegetable Roll (Cucumber, Carrots,
express enTrees Teriyaki Chicken Hibachi Shrimp Angus Hibachi Steak Hibachi Shrimp & Teriyaki Chicken Angus Steak & Teriyaki Chicken Angus Steak & Shrimp
Angus Filet Mignon Steak & Chicken
(Japanese noodles w/steak)
$8.90
(Lobster, Asparagus, Mayonnaise, Smelt Eggs, Deep Fried with Panko)
$9.95
(Japanese noodles w/shrimp)
$5.80 $6.80 $6.80
$8.50
$9.95
(Japanese noodles w/chicken)
★Magma Roll
(Spicy Tuna, Cream Cheese, Deep Fried with Panko)
Angus Filet Mignon Steak Angus Filet Mignon Steak & Shrimp
(Angus Steak, Chicken, Shrimp, or Any Two)
$6.50
$2.50 $2.50 $2.50 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 $3.95 $4.95 $4.95 $5.95
Seasons White Sauce $.50
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ENTREES Vegetables (Onions & Zucchini) ........................................ $5.30 Teriyaki Chicken ................................................................ $7.15 Hibachi Shrimp .................................................................. $8.85 Hibachi Steak ..................................................................... $9.45 Served with Fried Rice or Steamed Rice, Onions and Zucchini EXPRESS BOWL Chicken Bowl….Jr. $3.99 ................................................... $6.70 Shrimp Bowl…..Jr. $5.85 ................................................... $8.20 Beef Bowl (thin sliced beef ) ............................................... $6.95 Steak Bowl….....Jr. $8.85 ................................................... $8.50 NIKKO EXPRESS BOWL COMBO Chicken Bowl Combo.....Jr. $6.30 ...................................... $8.30 Shrimp Bowl Combo .....Jr. $7.95 ...................................... $9.60 Steak Bowl Combo ........Jr. $7.95 ...................................... $9.60 All combos served with drink, rice, choice salad, vegetables or extra rice COMBINATIONS Hibachi Shrimp & Teriyaki Chicken ................................. $8.20 Hibachi Steak and Teriyaki Chicken .................................. $8.35 Hibachi Steak and Shrimp ................................................. $8.95 Served with Fried Rice or Steamed Rice, Onions and Zucchini NIKKO’S SPECIALS Filet Mignon ...................................................................... $9.95 Filet Mignon and Teriyaki Chicken ................................... $9.95 Filet Mignon & Shrimp ................................................... $10.99 Hibachi Shrimp Yakisoba ( Japanese noodles with Shrimp)......................................... $8.50 Hibachi Steak, Shrimp, and Chicken ............................... $11.50 NOODLES ( Japanese noodle with special sauce) Looking for a lighter fare! Chicken Noodle ................................................................. $7.25 Shrimp Noodle ................................................................... $8.65 Steak Noodle ...................................................................... $8.90 Nikko Roll Special! Comes with 2 Nikko rolls, rice, vegetables and choice of meat Chicken appetizer............................................................... $7.50 Shrimp appetizer ................................................................ $8.95 Steak appetizer ................................................................. $10.10
MAKI SUSHI Vegetable Roll (Cucumber, Carrots, Lettuce)................ $3.50 Cucumber Roll .............................................................. $3.50 Crab Roll (Crab & Cucumber) ..................................... $3.75 California Roll (Crab & Avocado) ................................ $4.00 Shrimp Tempura Roll (Deep fried shrimp) ................... $5.25 Tuna Roll (Regular or Spicy) ......................................... $4.95 GSU Roll (Tuna, Avocado, Masago) ............................. $5.20 Alaska Roll (Smoked Salmon, Avocado, Cream Cheese)...............................$5.30 Shinto Roll (Shrimp, Cucumber, Cream Cheese, Masago) .............. $5.30 Chicken Roll (16 pieces) ............................................... $5.99 MAKI SUSHI COMBO Vegetable Combo (Vegetable Roll & California Roll)................................ $4.95 California Combo (California Roll & Shrimp Tempura Roll) .................... $6.20 GSU Combo (GSU Roll & California Roll) ....................................... $6.20 *Introducing: Nikko Bento (California Roll, Chicken, Rice, Vegetables) ................. $8.50 Super Health Combo I (Vegetables, Avocado, Cucumber) ................................. $6.20 Super Health Combo II (Tuna Roll, Cucumber Roll, Avocado) .......................... $6.30 Side Order Onion Zucchini ............................................................ $3.50 Rice/Steam Rice ........................................................... $2.50 Teriyaki Chicken .......................................................... $3.95 Hibachi Shrimp ............................................................ $5.90 Hibachi Steak ............................................................... $5.90 BEVERAGES Soft Drink…......Sm $1.50............Md $1.80 ...........Lg $2.40 Bottle Water……………………………...............…….$1.95 Bottle Drink....................................................................$2.00
*Seafood warning: If you are allergic to seafood, you should not eat any food items prepared in this restaurant. We cannot guarantee that your food will be free of all traces of seafood. **ADVISORY: The consumption of raw or uncooked foods such as meat, poultry, fish, shellfish, and eggs which may contain harmful bacteria, may cause serious illness or death. Prices are subject to change
Cherry Blossom Roll ....$9.50 Kazu Roll..........................$9.95
Caterpillar Roll ..............$8.95 Valentine Roll ................$8.95
Call for your Reservation (912) 489-4003. Book your event with us. 701 Piedmont Loop Suite 100 • Statesboro 70 • Student Guide to Statesboro • Welcome to the Boro
ITALIAN QUALITY AT AMERICA’S PACE. 598 Brannen Street, Gentilly Square Plaza Statesboro • 912.225.9922 ESPRESSO DRINKS
Available Hot or Over Ice Small Medium Espresso $1.55 $1.90 A rich, smooth shot of highly concentrated coffee Cappuccino $2.90 $3.30 Espresso with foamed milk. Caffé Latte $2.90 $3.30 Espresso with creamy steamed milk. Vanilla Latte $3.40 $3.80 Espresso with vanilla & creamy steamed milk. Carmella $3.45 $3.85 Latte with vanilla & real caramel. Caffé Mocha $3.45 $3.85 Latte with dark chocolate topped with whipped cream. White Mocha $3.45 $3.85 Latte with white chocolate topped with whipped cream. Caffé Brevé $3.20 $2.60 Espresso with creamy steamed half & half. Caffé Americano $2.00 $2.40 Espresso with hot water. Additional ESPRESSO SHOT Add your favorite FLAVORED SYRUP
Large $2.20 $3.65 $3.65 $4.15 $4.20 $4.20 $4.20 $4.00 $2.70 $0.70 $0.50
FLAVORS: Almond, Amaretto, Caramel, Chocolate, Coconut, Cinnamon, French Vanilla, Hazelnut, Irish Crème, Vanilla, White Chocolate SUGARFREE: Sugarfree Caramel, Sugarfree Hazelnut, Sugarfree Vanilla, Sugarfree White Chocolate, Sugarfree Chocolate
BREWED COFFEE
Ellianos Blend Brew of the Day Decaf Coffee (Swiss water process)
Small Medium Large $1.50 $1.95 $2.25 $1.50 $1.95 $2.25 $1.50 $1.95 $2.25
FRUIT S MOOTHIE
Classic Blended Smoothie
Small Medium Large $3.50 $4.05 $4.75
Flavors: Piña Colado, Strawberry, Strawberry-Banana, Banana, Berry Burst
LATTE FREEZERS
Espresso and Ice Cream blended with ice. Flavors available: Small Medium Large Coffee, Caramel, Vanilla, White Mocha, Dark Mocha, Tuxedo, Turtle $3.50 $4.05 $4.75 Spiced Chai Freezer $3.70 $4.25 $4.95
COFFEE ALTERNATIVES Steamer Hot Cocoa Spiced Chai (hot or iced) Caramel Apple Cider
Small Medium Large $2.60 $2.95 $3.35 $2.70 $3.00 $3.20 $3.10 $3.50 $3.75 $2.80 $3.15 $3.55
“GUILT FREE”
Made with Skim Milk & Sugarfree Flavoring. Small Medium Caffé Latte $2.90 $3.30 Caffé Mocha $3.45 $3.85 White Mocha $3.45 $3.85 Spiced Chai $3.10 $3.50 Hot Chocolate $2.70 $3.00 “Why Bother” $2.90 $3.30 Fat Free Decaf Latte Guilt Free Latte Freezer $3.50 $4.05 Coffee, Caramel, Chocolate, Hazelnut, Vanilla, White Mocha Caffé Brevé $3.20 $3.60 Bottled Water $1.00
Large $3.65 $4.20 $4.20 $3.75 $3.20 $3.65 $4.75 $4.00
MILKSHAKES Chocolate or Vanilla
Small Medium Large $3.70 $4.25 $4.95
BREADS & PASTRIES
Oatmeal...............................................................................................$2.75 Breakfast Croissant .........................................................................$2.95 Bagel .....................................................................................................$2.15 Muffin ..................................................................................................$1.85 Biscotti ................................................................................................$1.45 Cookie .................................................................................................$1.95
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*PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE
FREE DINNER
BUY 1 COMBO & 2 DRINKS, GET 1 COMBO MEAL
NOT VALID ON FRIDAYS. DINE-IN ONLY. NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER DISCOUNTS OR PROMOTIONS. EXPIRES 5/31/2015
NOT VALID ON FRIDAYS. DINE-IN ONLY. NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER DISCOUNTS OR PROMOTIONS. EXPIRES 5/31/2015
when you buy any of our 27 combination dinners, get one combination dinner of equal or lesser value FREE!
OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE
912.212.3400 • 711 South Main Street • Statesboro, GA 72 • Student Guide to Statesboro • Welcome to the Boro
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ROAD TRIPS: Savannah, Ga.
S
avannah’s more than just a name — it’s the closest “bigger” city to Statesboro, and a place that many students head to when they’re looking for fun that Bulloch County just can’t provide. It’s a 45 minute drive down Interstate 16, so it’s close enough to head to whenever you like. If you want to dance the night away in some of the Southeast’s hottest clubs, they’re in Savannah — from country music to salsa, with techno and rock in between. The best way to find out who’s playing where in the ever-changing Savannah club scene is to pick up a copy of Connect Savannah while you’re there, or check out their website at connnectsavannah.com, where they keep the most up-todate listing of what’s going on in the clubs. Be warned, though — Savannah’s changed their laws, and as of March 1, 2006, anyone under 21 can’t enter a bar, even just to see a band. That doesn’t mean the hopping River Street district is completely out of the question for younger folks, though. If
you’re looking for good food, the area around River Street offers lots of specialty restaurants and unique, out-of-the-way places to eat. Uptown, closer to the malls, you’ll find all the familiar chain restaurants, however. If you’re looking for a more quiet, one-of-a-kind and romantic date atmosphere, you may want to look at a Savannah River Boat Cruise, with premier dining and entertainment. Daily cruises include sightseeing cruises, luncheons and even the occasional “Murder Afloat” cruise for amateur sleuths. Check out their schedule on the Web at savannahriverboat.com. Sports fans can catch great minor league baseball action with the Savannah Sand Gnats. For ticket information, call (912) 351-9150. One of Savannah’s most popular musical venues is the Civic Center. Big-name acts perform stadium-style in the main arena, but there’s also the smaller, more intimate Johnny Mercer Theater inside the center. For ticket information and event listings, check out savannahcivic.com.
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Distance: 56 miles Directions: Take Highway 67 South to I-16 East. Take I-16E into Savannah. Online: savannahcitymarket.com visitsavannah.com Attractions: Savannah Mall Oglethorpe Mall River Street City Market Historic squares & homes Ghost tours Annual Events: St. Patrick’s Day Parade SCAD Sidewalk Art Festival
Like history? Savannah’s got plenty of it. One highlight of the city’s history is its many ghost stories, and you can hop a tour nightly to see the city’s spookier spots (savannahtours.us). If more conventional history’s your thing, there’s nearby Fort Pulaski and Fort Jackson, historical sites that date back from before the Civil War. For Fort Pulaski info, call (912) 786-5787; Fort Jackson, (912) 232-3945. A sand-filled day at the beach is also closer than you might think. Tybee Island, located about an hour from Statesboro, provides plenty of attractions to escape the ho-hum of everyday life. Clean white beaches are waiting for those who want to spend the day, and plenty of hotels are there for a weekend escape. You can pick up a bit of history on Tybee at the Historical Light Station and Museum. Climb to the top of the lighthouse to capture an exciting view all the way to Hilton Head Island.
ROAD TRIPS: Atlanta, Ga.
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rom sports to history to entertainment to cultural activities, Atlanta offers something for everyone. At a little more than three hours away, the “Gateway to the South” is close enough to spend the day or the weekend and still make it back for class. One of Atlanta’s newest attractions is the Georgia Aquarium. Be sure to plan to spend several hours there as it is the largest aquarium in the world. Completed in 2005, it features more than 100,000 animals and 500 different species. The 500,000-square-foot facility has more than 8 million gallons of fresh and salt water. The aquarium sits on 9.5 acres adjacent to another of the city’s attractions, the Centennial Olympic Park. The park was the site of the
1996 Olympic Games and concerts are routinely held there. But if there isn’t any music, enjoy the Olympic Ring Fountain. For the sports fan, Atlanta has teams from three major sports leagues — baseball, football and basketball. From the Braves and Falcons to the Hawks, Atlanta offers something for fans of any sport. Also, the Atlanta Motor Speedway hosts a NASCAR race each year. Margaret Mitchell enthusiasts will want to check out the Gone With The Wind museum, which has the largest collection of movie memorabilia. Also, visit the Margaret Mitchell house and museum and see the typewriter on which the classic novel was written. The Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Site offers guests information about the life
Distance: 208 miles Directions: Take Hwy. 301 S. to I-16. Take I-16 W to I-75 N Online: atlanta.net accessatlanta.com zooatlanta.com georgiaaquarium.org Attractions: Six Flags Georgia Aquarium World of Coca-Cola Stone Mountain Motor Speedway Braves baseball High Museum Atlanta Zoo Ebenezer Church CNN Center Centennial Park
and death of the man at the center of the civil rights movement in the 1950s and 1960s. Also while in Atlanta, be sure to visit the World of Coca-Cola and learn about the birth of one of the most recognizable brands in the word. Take the time to taste some of the different soft drinks from around the world. You can also learn about CNN while in the city. Stone Mountain is the perfect place to have a picnic as well as taking the time to trek up the largest exposed piece of granite in the world. Be sure to check out the laser light shows at night. Six Flags over Georgia is perfect for those who love amusement parks. From roller coasters to water rides, Six Flags has something for everyone.
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ROAD TRIPS: Jacksonville, Fla.
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acksonville, the largest city in Florida, sits near the top of the state like a Welcome Wagon for travelers from Georgia. In 2010, Jacksonville ranked as the United States’ 11th most populous city, with 821,784 residents. About 25 miles south of the Georgia border, Jacksonville is in the First Coast region of northeast Florida and is centered on the banks of the St. Johns River. Jacksonville is home to dozens of events. The Art Walk, a monthly outdoor art festival on the first Wednesday of each month, is sponsored by Downtown Vision, Inc., an organization that works to promote artistic talent and venues on the First Coast. One of the most popular sporting events is the annual Gate River Run, the US National Championship 15K since 1994 and largest 15K race in the country. The 9.3 mile race has taken place every March since 1977. The Jacksonville Jazz Festival is held every spring and is the second-largest jazz festival in the
nation. Springing the Blues is a free outdoor blues festival held in Jacksonville Beach, in April. The Jacksonville Film Festival is held every May and features a variety of independent films, documentaries, and shorts screening at seven historic venues in the city. Past attendees of the festival have included director John Landis and Academy Award nominee Bill Murray and winner Graham Greene, both were awarded the Tortuga Verde Lifetime Achievement Award. The Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair is held every November at the Jacksonville Fairgrounds & Exposition Center, featuring an array of carnival games & rides, food, live entertainment, vendor merchandise booths and agriculture/livestock exhibition & judging. The Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens boasts the second largest animal collection in the state. The zoo features elephants, lions, and, of course, jaguars, as well as a multitude of reptile houses, free flight aviaries and many other animals.
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Distance: 174 miles Directions: Take Hwy. 67 south to I-16. Take I-16 East to I-95. Take I-95 south to Jacksonville. Online: visitjacksonville.com Attractions: beaches Jaguar football Adventure Landing Budweiser Brewery Tour Maritime Museum Zoo and Gardens The Landing Alhambra Dinner Theater Cruises Museum of Contemporary Art The Jacksonville Arboretum and Gardens broke ground on a new center in April 2007 and opened earlier this year. The Veterans Memorial Wall is a somber and moving tribute to local servicemen and women who made the ultimate sacrifice by giving their lives for our country. A ceremony is held each Memorial Day recognizing any service woman or man from Jacksonville who died in the previous year. The Treaty Oak is a massive, 200 year-old tree at Jesse Ball Dupont Park in downtown. Office workers from nearby buildings sit on benches to eat lunch or read a book in the shade of its canopy. The city center includes the Jacksonville Landing and the Jacksonville Riverwalks. The Landing is a popular riverfront dining and shopping venue, accessible by River Taxi from the Southbank Riverwalk. Shipwreck Island in Jacksonville Beach is the only waterpark in Duval County. It opened in 1995 and changes rides every few years to keep the season passholders coming back.
ROAD TRIPS: Charleston, S.C.
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harleston was founded as Charlestown or Charles Towne, Carolina in 1670, and moved to its present location (Oyster Point) from a location on the west bank of the Ashley River in 1680; it adopted its present name in 1783. The population was estimated to be 120,083 in 2010, making it the second most populous city in South Carolina closely behind the state capital, Columbia. Charleston annually hosts Spoleto Festival USA, a 17-day art festival featuring over 100 performances by individual artists in a variety of disciplines. Charleston’s “other” festival is the MOJA Arts Festival, which is a major, two-week celebration of African-American and Caribbean arts, music and culture. The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition is also held in the city, as well as the Food + Wine Festival, Family Circle Tennis Cup, Cooper River Bridge Run and the Maritime Festival, which is held annually in May and features tall ships, boatbuilding, and the Charleston to Bermuda Race.
In 2007 Charleston Fashion Week made its first appearance and was a huge success. It is held by the fashion publication Charleston Magazine and now will be an annual event in the city. It is like most of the major fashion weeks in other major cities. As an old, colonial city, Charleston has a wide variety of museums and historical attractions. The Old Exchange and Customs House in downtown Charleston, finished in 1771, is arguably the third most important Colonial building in the nation (behind Faneuil Hall in Boston and Independence Hall in Philadelphia). The building features a dungeon which held various signers of the Declaration of Independence, and hosted events for George Washington in 1791, and the ratification of the U.S. Constitution in 1788. It has also served as a U.S. post office, the first Confederate post office, and was used by the United States Coast Guard. Not far from Charleston is Fort Moultrie, which was instrumental in delivering a critical
Distance: 162 miles Directions: Take Hwy. 67 South to I-16 East. Take I-95 North toward Florence. Take exit #33 onto US 17 North which will become Ace Basin Parkway. Online: DiscoverCoastalSC.com charlestoncvb.com Attractions: Spoleto, spring arts festival C.S.S. Hunley Historic downtown Antique shops Beaches defeat to the British in the American Revolutionary War, and Fort Sumter, the reputed site of the “first shot” of the American Civil War. Patriots Point, located across the river in nearby Mount Pleasant, is also home to the aircraft carrier USS Yorktown as well as several other naval vessels. There are also several former plantations in the area, including Boone Hall Plantation, Drayton Hall, Magnolia Plantation and Middleton Place. The Charleston Tea Plantation is located just south of the city on Wadmalaw Island, and is a true working tea farm. Charleston’s premier art museum is the Gibbes Museum of Art, one of the country’s oldest art organizations and home to over 10,000 works of fine art. Also the Charleston Museum was the first museum in the Americas. Other attractions include the South Carolina Aquarium, the Audubon Swamp Garden, Cypress Gardens and Charles Towne Landing.
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ugusta was named in honor of Augusta, Princess of Wales, daughter-in-law of King George II of Great Britain and mother of King George III of Great Britain, and was the second state capital of Georgia from 1785 until 1795 (alternating for a period with Savannah, the first. Augusta is located on the Georgia/South Carolina border, about 150 miles east of Atlanta. It is the second largest city and second largest metropolitan area in the state. Augusta is the birthplace of the Southern Baptist denomination, and the location of Springfield Baptist Church, the oldest autonomous AfricanAmerican Baptist church in the nation. Morehouse College was founded in the basement of the church. African-American history is honored at the Lucy Craft Laney museum. Various religious denominations have erected churches in downtown Augusta, which are now historical landmarks such as Saint Paul’s Church and Sacred Heart
Cultural Center. Built in 1914, The Butt Memorial Bridge was placed in memory of Archibald Butt. It was the first memorial in the world to the RMS Titanic, and is the only such memorial in Georgia. Augusta’s official nickname is The Garden City. It is also known as Masters City, since it plays host to the Masters Golf Tournament. In hip-hop circles, the city is referred to as “The A.U.G.” The city adopted the motto, “We Feel Good,” in recognition of native son and soul music legend James Brown. The city also dedicated a statue to James Brown, which is located downtown at the Augusta Common. Augusta also has a wellestablished arts community. Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art, Morris Museum of Art, Artists Row and the Art Council are just a few in the art community. The Augusta Symphony, Augusta Choral Society, Augusta Players and the Augusta Ballet also perform for audiences. Each fall, the
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Distance: 79 miles Directions: Take Hwy. 80 West out of Statesboro. Continue on Hwy. 80/Hwy. 25 70 miles to Augusta. Continue on Peach Orchard Road 4.8 miles. Online: augustaga.gov augustaga.org Attractions: Riverwalk Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History Morris Museum Cotton Exchange Sacred Heart Haunted Pillar at Fifth & Broad
city hosts the Arts in the Heart of Augusta Festival downtown and Westobou Festival — two major arts showcases. Augusta’s “downtown” culture has also blossomed in the past decade, allowing many new businesses to open and flourish within the city. Broad Street in downtown Augusta is host to many different bars and music clubs that have enjoyed a period of prosperity since the institution of “First Friday,” which is celebrated on the first Friday night of each month. The atmosphere is carnival-like in nature and has helped many of the businesses rake in more profits since its institution over a decade ago. The Savannah River is a crucial part of Augusta’s founding and history. Visitors can walk along the Savannah River on the Augusta Riverwalk in downtown. The Augusta Marina rents boats for a fun day on the river. Now, tourists can ride along the Augusta Canal, which was built in 1845 as a power source, in a Petersburg boat.
GSU School HIstory school spirit Over the past 108 years, Georgia Southern has been shaped into the school it is today through the efforts of faculty, staff, donors, legislators and members of the community who believed in the school and its mission to educate.
J.I. Clements Stadium Clements Stadium is named after former Hall of Fame baseball coach J.I. Clements. It serves as the home to the Georgia Southern Eagles baseball team. Recent renovations included expanding the stadium to 3,000 seats, replacing the ticket gates and press box, adding more and better public restrooms, and rebuilding both the home and visitor field dugouts. During his time at Georgia Southern, Clements served as athletic business manager, athletic director, and coach to both the basketball and baseball teams. His 1962 baseball team’s national championship was the first ever for the school, which also took second place in the nation in 1960 and third place in the nation in 1964. Clements was inducted into the United States Baseball Federation Hall Of Fame, the American Baseball Coaches Federation Hall Of Fame, and the Georgia Athletic Hall Of Fame. Clements was even named the NAIA Baseball Coach of the Year in 1963, and served on the United States’ Olympic Baseball Committee in 1964.
Foy Fine Arts Building The Foy Building was named for Jessie Ponita Foy (1898-1942). The Foy Building, houses administration offices of CLASS and the Department of Music. Mr. Foy was a naval stores farmer (turpentine, rosin, tar, pitch), a planter, and a cotton gin owner. He was a member of the States-
boro Chamber of Commerce. Betty Bird Foy, his daughter, was Georgia Gov. Carl Sanders’ wife, who sponsored seven fine arts buildings throughout the University System of Georgia.
Parrish Football Center The Parrish Football Center is named for Dan J. Parrish, Sr. The Parrish Football Center is the headquarters of Georgia Southern’s football program. The building has 10 coaches’ offices, a special video studio, equipment rooms, staff and team meetings rooms, locker rooms, a reception area, and a designated recruitment room. It also has space for all of Georgia Southern’s championship trophies. In 1948, Parrish started the Parrish Banking Company, leaving to become chairman of the Metter Banking Company. Parrish was a long-time member of the Southern Boosters. A mayor of Metter, he was also a charter member of the board of directors of the Metter Chamber of Commerce and a member of the Candler County Board of Education. He also helped found the Candler County Development Authority. Parrish was both a president of the Metter Kiwanis Club, a founder of the Metter Rotary Club, and a member of the Metter Masonic Lodge. Anderson Hall was named for Jefferson Randolph Anderson (1861-1950). There have actually been two Anderson Halls. The first, “old” Anderson Hall, was renamed the F.I. Williams Center in 1959. It was used as the student center and dining room and had married student dorms.
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The Office of Marketing and Communications now use the second, formerly the East Hall Women’s Residential Hall. Anderson was instrumental in getting Statesboro selected as site of First District Agricultural and Mechanical School. He was named the first chairman of Board of Trustees of FD A&M just as they prepared to select the site where the school would be built. He was the president of Savannah and Statesboro Railway Company, president of the Georgia and Alabama Terminal Company, was on the Board
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of Directors for Savannah Electric Company. He served in the Georgia Hussars, was a Second Lieutenant in Savannah Volunteer Guards, a member of Savannah Yacht Club, vice president of the Oglethorpe Club and a member of the Savannah Golf Club. He also belonged to the Georgia Historical Society and was a member of Royal Arch Masons, the Knights of Pythias, the Order of Elks, and the Sons of the American Revolution. Anderson was a Georgia legislator, was elected as president of Georgia Senate, and was a delegate to the Georgia Democratic Committee.
Hanner Fieldhouse The Hanner Fieldhouse was named after William Sheppard Hanner, or “Mr. Shep,” as he was known (1897-1959). The first building consisted of a gymnasium for athletics and physical education. The Hanner Complex, which houses the Intercollegiate Sports program, Health and Kinesiology Labs, and the Physical Activity Center, was constructed later. Hanner served as both the backfield and tennis coach, was the chairman of the Faculty Athletic Committee, and was the chairman of the Division of Exact Sciences.
Carruth Building The Carruth Building was named for Joseph Enoch Carruth (1881-1955). It first served as the Arts and Industry Building, serving the areas of industrial arts and art education. Today, however, it serves as the center for construction management, civil engineering technology, and manufacturing departments at the college. Carruth was a professor of Education from 1928-1947; as well as establishing and running the college’s Teacher Training Laboratory School.
Cone Hall Cone Hall was named for Howell Cone (18801952). While it was originally a men’s residence hall, it now houses than Jiann-Ping Hsu College 80 • Student Guide to Statesboro • Welcome to the Boro
of Public Health, the Student Disability Resource Center and the Academic Success Center. Howell Cone was legal counsel and the city court solicitor for Statesboro. Cone served on the First District A&M Board of Trustees. He was president of the Statesboro Chamber of Commerce and was also a Georgia state legislator in the1920s.
Veazy Hall Veazey Hall was named after Miss Mamie Veazey (1886-1955), or Miss Mamie, as she was known. Originally used as a freshman women’s residential hall, it became a coeducational residential hall. It is now the Communication Arts Building. Veazey was the Dean of Women at the college from 1930-1952, and also was a geography instructor.
Herty Building The Herty Building was named after Dr. Charles Holmes Herty (1867-1938). At first it housed the Science, Business Education, and the Home Economics Department. It was then remodeled, and designated to house the Chemistry, Biology, and Physics departments. Currently, it houses the Geology and Geography Departments and several other programs. Dr. Herty is best known for his development of the Herty Cup in 1907. Hearing of his invention, several prominent naval stores agents were so interested that they paid for Herty’s field expenses. While on leave from UGA, he performed experiments on some 400 trees in McDougald, Outland, and Company forests (now part of the GSU campus). His “cups” allowed harvesters to extract turpentine without killing the trees. A Milledgeville chemist, Herty also established the Savannah Pulp and Paper Laboratory, which developed a process creating newsprint that required less ink and was much more pliable. This allowed the papers to be made from Georgia Yellow Pine, instead of the much more expensive Canadian Pine. The president of Union Bag said his company moved to Savannah only because of Herty’s
new newsprint process. Herty eventually established the Herty Foundation, which currently funds experiments in mechanical and chemical innovations to lessen waste and be more environmentally friendly.
Bennett-Ramsey Golf Center
Georgia Southern’s Bennett-Ramsey Golf Center is named after Holmes Ramsey and Christian Bennett. Located three miles from the main campus, the new 25-acre, $1.8 million golf practice facility consists of separate 8,000, 9,000- and 12,000-square- foot practice greens, a practice putting green, a two-tiered practice teeing area, a driving range, and short game practice range. Ramsey, a long-time Georgia Southern golf supporter, had a piece of property in Statesboro that he felt was perfect for this facility. He and Bennett, a professional golfer who competed on both national and international tours, provided funding to purchase the property at a greatly reduced price. Robert Baker, owner of R.B. Baker Construction and a Southern Booster Board member, along with Paul Massey of Tifton Turf Farms, another long-time Georgia Southern golf supporter, made this idea a reality. The Bennett-Ramsey Golf Center will be one of the top such facilities in the entire country.
Rosenwald Building The Rosenwald Building was named after Julius Rosenwald (1862-1932). Originally used as the college’s library, the college built an annex to the building some 25 years later. The main building is now the home of the GSU Museum, and the annex houses the Offices of Financial Aid, Registrar, and Human Resources. He started the Julius Rosenwald Fund in 1917 which established more than 5,000 Rosenwald Schools in the largely black communities in the South (including the Willow Hill School in Bulloch County) and 4,000 Rosenwald Libraries (including the Rosenwald Library at Georgia Southern) in small college towns across the nation. Rosenwald (through the Rosenwald Fund) paid for half of the library construction cost. In addition, for many years, the fund has supported 30 student scholarships and one faculty salary at GSU.
Rosenwald was an astute businessman. In 1895, he and his brother-in-law bought half of Sears and Roebuck for $75,000. Shortly thereafter, he was named the Sears Roebuck and Company vice president and treasurer from 1895-1910, the president from 1910-1925, and the chairman of the board from 1925-1932.
Brannen Hall
Brannen Hall was a sophomore women’s residential hall named for Harvey D. Brannen (1886-1940). Brannen was an insurance man and lawyer. He represented the 49th District in both the Georgia House and Senate. Brannen Hall closed as a residence hall at the end of spring semester in 2011. It recently was renovated to house the Department of Psychology, the Office of the Institutional Effectiveness, and the Office of Strategic Research and Analysis.
Landrum Dining Commons
The Landrum Dining Center (dedicated in 1966) was named for Blanche Mitchell Landrum (1889-1938). It housed the college’s student center, cafeteria, and post office (school students, faculty and staff actually had “Landrum numbers” instead of post office boxes assigned to them until 1966.) Landrum served six years as the college’s dietitian. Her son, Phillip Mitchell Landrum, was the 9th District U.S. Congressional Representative for 24 years. Landrum Dining Center was demolished in Spring 2012. Lakeside Cafe began major renovation in Spring 2012, too. Both reopened last fall. The new Landrum Dining Commons houses the Eagle Card Center, Printing and Postal Services and the Dining Commons.
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