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The family friendly event returns for its second year this weekend. Organizers promise a day full of fun for all ages!

Bethea joins the Eagles and the college ranks for the first time after leading Gray Academy to three consecutive state titles in South Carolina.

The Camilla Foundation hosted an event to raise funds and awareness on Tuesday evening at The Botanic Garden at Georgia Southern University.

The Portal Panther boys and girls had a great 2024 track season, culminating with their performance in the state championship meet. See the results in the article.

On Friday, May 10, 2024, Mill Creek Elementary hosted its annual “Real Mustangs Read” event to promote school-wide literacy to its students. Swipe through the gallery to see some photos from the interactive event -- including a guest reader from Grice Connect!

Lefebvre serves as the successor to Chandler Dennard as Bulloch Academy's varsity girls basketball coach.

Division One Services Solutions, a local company run by three childhood friends, specializes in all things maintenance and renovation. They also specialize in giving their employees an uplifting environment and a chance to change their lives.

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Lori Tidick has been with downtown Statesboro wine bar Vino 1910 since the very beginning. Today, she is the new owner of the establishment and excited about all that is to come.

Statesboro City Council got their first look at the FY2025 budget on Tuesday. The $53 million balanced budget will require $1.7 million transfer from the fund balance or a millage increase as written. Most of the budget increase covers increased employee compensation approved last year. Charles Penny, City Manager, outlines options to make up the budget shortfall.