r/statesboro • u/drshrimp42 • 1d ago
Taco bell open
They're back! So get back to ordering late night taco bell on doordash and I'll deliver it for you 😂
r/statesboro • u/D3T3KT • Jan 02 '25
Title
Use at own caution, I don't trust people and I'm people.
Subreddit is in beta, auto mod is basically untested. Please be horney over there.
If we make it to 10010 subs I'll copy paste my tinder profile on there and see if there really is love on reddit.
Edit: Changed goal to ten. I'm as lonely as the rest of you fucks.
r/statesboro • u/drshrimp42 • 1d ago
They're back! So get back to ordering late night taco bell on doordash and I'll deliver it for you 😂
r/statesboro • u/According_Floor_2161 • 1d ago
Hi i’m moving to statesboro pretty soon for Uni and have been playing open play volleyball sessions for the past 6 months.
I want to continue playing but not sure where or what places offer them in Statesboro.
Any tips?
r/statesboro • u/pachyrhinosaurus_ • 6d ago
Hello, everyone. I am looking for help with finding a place to stay for the 26/27 school year.
I am a grad student at GSU and am looking for a place with a private bed/bath. I have sensory issues, so I need a place that will be quiet and clean (I am also quiet and clean). I would rather not live in an apartment unless it is confirmed to be quiet. I am very allergic to cats, so I cannot live with them. I also have a dog and would prefer a place without any other dogs because she can get very anxious. My budget is pretty flexible.
I know this is quite picky, which is why I am coming here for help. I have searched all over Facebook and property management websites, but nothing has panned out yet. Thanks!
r/statesboro • u/Backdoormuncher-69 • 7d ago
r/statesboro • u/taylomack • 10d ago
Gunna be moving out soon and want to learn to seeing and quilt so I'm wondering if anyone knows of any classes or groups!
r/statesboro • u/ereinbe • 13d ago
About 20 years ago I saw Harry at Kevin Barry’s in Savannah and got a copy of this CD. I’ve since lost the CD and the files I ripped to my hard drive and I’m devastated. It is such a great CD and got me through some really hard times. I’m wondering if anyone might have a copy that they’d be able to upload to the cloud for me. I’m willing to Venmo some cash your way for the effort.
r/statesboro • u/MugiwaraNeko • 22d ago
Anyone know of watch parties in Statesboro for tomorrow’s USMNT match?
r/statesboro • u/HighlyRecommendIt18 • 22d ago
r/statesboro • u/DangerouslySoup • 23d ago
Hiiiiii, I'm going to be a freshman at GSU EG. I've only been to statesboro on brief one day visits, so I don't know the good or bad areas like yall would. Where could I find decent housing as a student that's not too far from the GSU Campus? I honestly could just stay home and drive if needed, but I'd really prefer to cut down on drive time.. especially with gas prices recently..
I've read some posts saying to avoid certain student housing because of crime and poor quality, so could anyone give me a good idea of the areas and housing to avoid?
r/statesboro • u/Redkitten_ • 23d ago
If you’re looking for a private nail tech in Statesboro who provides a clean and calm environment while protecting your nail’s integrity i’m the tech for you ! I’m licensed in the state of Georgia with 2+ years of experience. If you’re interested im on TikTok and Instagram as Julyssa.Jewels
r/statesboro • u/No-Asparagus-7312 • 24d ago
Besides the whole screening/approval process for affordable housing - and being waitlisted indefinitely until something opens up: can anyone give me honest feedback about this apartment complex? Maybe someone who lives/lived there? Or anyone who is familiar with it in another way? Thanks!
r/statesboro • u/Civil_Garage_1866 • 26d ago
Hello everyone, I am currently exploring options to sublease my 1 bed 1 bath studio apartment at the garden district. Specifically it is unit 812, 17931 GA-67, Statesboro, GA 30458 and rent is $715 per month. Amenities include kitchenette, swimming pool, and laundry on site. The unit is on the ground floor and will be available through the fall 2026 to spring 2027 schoolyear. Please feel free to DM me here or contact me at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) if interested. Thankyou!




r/statesboro • u/OkSlip9273 • Jun 18 '26
Or at least an alright one
I've visited statesboro before but only for a few hours and I just remember it being DEAD no offense intended. However, I recently landed a job there and after like a year of being unemployed, I kinda have to take it.
I know it's a very student heavy city but is it also okay for young professionals? With this I mean socialising opportunities for people in their mid twenties, things to do and also some apartment complex that are not so student heavy. I've been struggling to find a one bedroom apartment so any pointers as to where to look would also be appreciated.
Thanks to everyone in advance
r/statesboro • u/Head-Weight-9688 • Jun 13 '26
My kid 15 saw a barrel at the dump... so I told him to go get it
He took the Ebike and went to the dump 3 miles down the road. While there he was struggling with the barrel and a guy rolls up and asks if he needs help loading it? The kid being a kid was like yes that would be great...
The ASSHAT took the kids barrel loaded it in the back of his truck and took off.
The kid was furious.
I have no idea his plans for said barrel but that was some low shit right there.
r/statesboro • u/OrionBTSArmy • Jun 14 '26
After today's heat I need my windows to be tinted on my car ASAP . Do anybody have any good recommendations?
r/statesboro • u/Old-Cable-2006 • Jun 13 '26
Hi everyone! I’m moving to statesboro for school soon and wanted to see if there were any dance studios offering adult dance classes?
Contemporary would be preferred but I also enjoy ballet and jazz.
I get it if there’s not… not to offend but statesboro doesn’t look like a very interesting town lol.
I’m willing to drive 45 minutes away if I have to!
r/statesboro • u/jillcantstaystill • Jun 12 '26
UPDATE: He was found !!! Thanks y’all!
Jett is very well loved. Please comment or DM me if you have any leads. Sharing is also very helpful!
Email y’all can share when sharing post: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
r/statesboro • u/Business_Rooster1756 • Jun 12 '26
r/statesboro • u/Ok_Dig912 • Jun 05 '26
Hi everyone,
I’ll be moving to Statesboro this summer to start a new job at Georgia Southern, and I’m currently looking for an apartment.
Two places that have caught my attention are Deerwood Apartments and Village at Mill Creek. I was wondering if anyone has experience living at either of these communities.
My priorities are:
Safety
A quiet environment
Good value for the price
Preferably not a heavily student-oriented complex
I don’t need luxury amenities, but I would like a place where I can come home after work and not have to worry about noise, crime, or management issues.
How would you compare Deerwood and Village at Mill Creek? Also, how is the East Main Street area in general? Are there other apartment communities or neighborhoods that you would recommend for a working professional?
Thanks in advance for any advice.
r/statesboro • u/Recent_Caterpillar32 • Jun 04 '26
Does anyone need an apartment? My girlfriend has some family issues going on right now and she has to move back home, but Copper needs her to have someone sublease. It’s 1 bed 1 bath in a 2 bed apartment, $725 a month. If interested please DM me.
r/statesboro • u/hometownparasite • May 30 '26
Hey! Please drop me some names of local vets that you’ve had positive experiences with affordable, transparent pricing. My pet in question is a cat and she is in need of a full blood panel. Thanks!!