Business

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.

Fox attended Ogeechee Tech to pursue an associate degree in Construction Management. After some time in this field, he then went on to earn his bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Marketing, where he found his true passion.

Statesboro's newest Chick-fil-A near Publix, located at 333 Tormenta Way, is now open. Check out the new features including a mobile order priority drive through lane. It is the fastest way to get more chicken!

rue 21 in the Statesboro Mall will close on May 31, 2024. The company filed for bankruptcy last week and immediately began closing all their stores companywide.

Colonel’s Island is now poised to become top U.S. auto port, as the 20-year contract allows manufacturers to plan for the long-term.

Jeremy Wilburn will be responsible for fostering relationships with local businesses and implementing strategies to enhance the economic vitality of chamber members.

Even more fried chicken is now available to Statesboro and Bulloch County citizens at the newest Parker’s Kitchen located at 12759 Hwy. 67 near the Kiwanis Ogeechee Fairgrounds.

Franklin Toyota salesman G. Flores, who is also a novice videographer, created a video promoting the dealership and our hometown Georgia Southern Eagles for a national video contest. See the video in the article!

The restaurant will bring approximately 100 full- and part-time jobs to our community and will honor 100 local heroes with free Chick-fil-A entrées for a year. Local owner-operator David Boykin of the Northside Drive location will also be the independent franchised local owner-operator of the new Chick-fil-A at Eagles Corner.

New GPA projects will double berth capacity and significantly increase yard, gate, and rail to focus on landside efficiency. The GPA will move from a 7.0 million TEU capacity port to 12 million TEUs in less than a decade. While disruption may be here to stay, CEO Griff Lynch assures members of the region that the Georgia Ports is investing now to ensure the capacity, fluidity and connectivity needed for the future.