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The Statesboro Herald's Lisa Turner is the 2020 Kiwanian of the year. The Statesboro Kiwanian of the Year is awarded to members "whose conduct and services to the community and the club are rated exceptional.

The American Red Cross (ARC) has identified 63 people displaced who lived in 20 apartments at the Little Lotts Creek apartments in Statesboro that are homeless due to a fire on Monday, March 29th.

Dana Miles and Carlos Brown won the United Way of Southeast Georgia community-wide raffle on Thursday. The SPRING BLING, to raffle raised over $8,000 to help recover funds lost in workplace campaigns.

EGRMC has changed habits and actions to protect their health during the pandemic, but one thing still remains the same – they need to take quick action with a possible heart attack or stroke.

An early morning Veterans Memorial Parkway accident claimed the life of a Sylvania Man. According to Bulloch County Coroner Jake Futch identified the Sylvania Man as Jericho Flanders, 47 as the driver killed in the accident.

The Statesboro Ministerial Association, Statesboro City Council, and Bulloch Board of Commissioners invite you to join them in an interfaith community memorial service honoring all Bulloch Countians lost to the COVID-19 pandemic.

We all win when basic needs are met - when a child succeeds in school, when families are financially stable and when people are healthy and productive members of society.

The Rotary Club of Statesboro is very excited to again be offering a scholarship opportunity for senior students enrolled in Bulloch County Schools as well as home-schooled students.

Twenty Statesboro families have been displaced due to the Little Lott's Creek Apartment fire Monday morning. The complex is located at 14 East Jones Street, adjacent to the Willie McTell Trail.

Updated 6:05 PM - A major apartment fire a little after 9 AM Monday morning, March 29th has affected the cities water supply.