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In what was a horrifying few minutes on Friday night, November 20 around 6:30 pm, Statesboro business owner Vern Howard was robbed at gunpoint.

Cars began lining up during the night at Statesboro High School to receive a weeks worth of food from a huge food drop Saturday morning.

Tate Law Group is inviting area families in need to come drive thru the 1 st Annual Great Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway and receive a free whole frozen turkey and fresh produce.

Merritt Kearns, a part-time professor at East Georgia State College and battalion chief with the Statesboro Fire Department, was named Bulloch County Outstanding Public Servant Officer of the year! Chief Kearns is a part-time professor for the Fire a

If you count positive COVID-19 results from antigen tests along with those from PCR screenings — something that most states do — Saturday’s increase of COVID infections in Georgia topped 6,300 – a new single-day record.

Office of Leadership and Community Engagement works with IT to keep Holiday Helper Tree tradition alive In July, when most people at Georgia Southern University were wondering when students, faculty and staff would be able to return to campus, Jordan

Ogeechee Technical College (OTC) and Rockin’ Out Alzheimer’s Disease (ROAD) Foundation partner to provide scholarships to students in the Nurse Aide Certificate Program at OTC to assist with tuition, books, and other academic materials.

Thursday night Statesboro Fire Department responded to a home fire alarm at 219 Timberline Drive.

As a travel nurse, Denise Robinson of Atlanta takes assignments on a temporary basis in hospitals in Georgia and elsewhere. This year she traveled to New York to work at a hospital during the height of the city’s COVID-19 crisis.

Ogeechee Technical College recently completed phasing out the Surgical Technology diploma program and replacing it with a Surgical Technology Associate of Applied Science degree.