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Little Caesars guitar hero
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Nick Leone plays "guitar" like only he can earlier this week in front of the Statesboro Crossing Mall. Leone has worked for Little Caesar's Pizza since August and plays most afternoons. - photo by Special
CASEY ALDERMAN
Special to the Herald
Updated: Jan 25, 2011, 11:54 PM
Published: Jan 25, 2011, 11:56 PM
Have you ever noticed the guy rocking out to his guitar right in front of Carey Hilliard's? Whether you're having lunch, shopping at TJ Maxx, or just driving by, it's near-impossible to miss his perpetual rocking moves. The mystery man is Nick Leone, and he works for Little Caesar's Pizza at Statesboro Crossing.
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Video highlights from the Statesboro Herald Player of the Week Awards Banquet
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Player of Week Slide
Jason Martin
Published: May 10, 2025, 9:37 PM

Statesboro Herald Players of the Week Awards Banquet - May 8, 2025

The Statesboro Herald hosted the first-ever Players of the Week Awards Banquet in the Perry Fellowship Hall of First Baptist Statesboro on May 8. More than 70 Bulloch County high school athletes were honored. Also, one Boys Player of the Year and two Girls Co-Players of the Year were announced.
By: Jason Martin

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The Statesboro Herald hosted the first-ever Players of the Week Awards Banquet in the Perry Fellowship Hall of First Baptist Statesboro on May 8. 

Former Statesboro High football player and Super Bowl champion Jeremy Mincey offered an inspirational keynote address and more than 70 Bulloch County high school athletes were honored. Also, one Boys Player of the Year and two Girls Co-Players of the Year were announced.

Here is a video from the banquet.

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