Fostering Bulloch building downtown gets mural

Statesboro High students painting side of office

Statesboro High School National Art Honor Society members paint a mural that contains replicas of drawings completed by previously-served foster kids on the downtown Fostering Bulloch building. NAHS President, Neha Aggarwal, center, and NAHS Secretary, Glory Lee, center on ladder, discuss colors and paint application to the family picture of a foster child that eventually became his forever family. - photo by JULIE LAVENDER/staff

W Fostering Families Mural photo — Statesboro High School National Art Honor Society members paint a mural that contains replicas of drawings completed by previously-served foster kids on the downtown Fostering Bulloch building. NAHS President, Neha Aggarwal, center, and NAHS Secretary, Glory Lee, center on ladder, discuss colors and paint application to the family picture of a foster child that eventually became his forever family. - photo by JULIE LAVENDER/staff

Downtown visitors may have noticed some changes to a building just behind the Bulloch County Annex on the corner of Elm and North Walnut streets. The Fostering Bulloch building that houses the clothes closet is getting spruced up with a mural painted by Statesboro High School’s National Art Honor Society students. Representatives of the 50-member club on Statesboro High’s campus have spent several afternoons applying paint to the brick exterior to create the project.

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