Take a Break for Coffee

Gail Mihalik’s three-part series dives into coffee’s fascinating history, from its Ethiopian roots to its global spread. Discover how this beloved drink evolved into a modern staple. Read More »

Hannah Dasher is Living Loud

Hannah Dasher has risen since leaving Effingham County for Nashville, opening for legends and building a TikTok following with viral cooking videos. Bold, faith-driven, and unapologetically herself, she lives loudly. Read More »

Alexandra Robertson: Staying Tenacious & Earning the Title

Alex Robertson, Miss BCHS 2024, overcame personal loss and challenges with determination and support. Her story inspires perseverance, showing that hard work and resilience lead to triumph. Read More »

Aniston Middleton: Beyond the Crown

Aniston Middleton, crowned Miss BCES, balances pageantry, philanthropy, and academic growth with her platform, Sashes in Action. Driven and compassionate, she aims to inspire beyond the crown. Read More »

Never Stop Dreaming

Jose Rosa, founder of Live Like Locals Savannah, embodies resilience and determination. After surviving two aggressive battles with Hodgkin's lymphoma, Rosa continues to mentor entrepreneurs and host community events through his business. Read More »

Mayor Tiffany Zeigler on the Growth of Pembroke

Mayor Zeigler emphasizes Pembroke's growth while preserving its small-town charm and historical integrity. With plans for subdivisions, PUDs, and annexations, the city is expanding while maintaining a close-knit community atmosphere. Educating younger generations about the town's history is a priority, and the Downtown Development Authority fosters local engagement and economic growth. Read More »

Twice the Kicks: Twin Brothers Bring Their Soccer Talents to the Pro Ranks in Savannah

Aaron and Moises Martinez, 25-year-old twin brothers from Mexico City, have pursued their soccer passion across multiple locations, from Colorado to Savannah. Now playing professionally for the Savannah Clovers FC, they continue their journey together in the National Independent Soccer Association (NISA). Read More »

Bryan County Magazine Nov/Dec 2024 issue

We are celebrating our ONE YEAR anniversary as your Community Magazine! Read More »

Bryan County is Back to School

Bryan County Schools welcomed back nearly 11,000 students and 1,600 staff for the 2024-2025 year, beginning on August 1st. With new technology like PowerSchool's Parent Portal and a mobile app, parents stay connected with their children’s progress. Read More »

Local Movie Theaters

Movie theaters have evolved significantly from the early days of the Kinetoscope to today’s IMAX and multiplexes. Gail Mahalik shares the history of cinema, highlighting innovations like silent films, drive-ins, and the rise of 3D technology. Read More »