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According to Bulloch County Public Safety Director Ted Wynn, it is looking more like Tropical Storm Isaias will remain offshore with most of the bad weather along the coast.

Last Friday, July 31, Bulloch County Schools ended its Feed-A-Kid program that was launched on March 17, in response to school closures due to COVID-19. However, a 1,000 family food drop is scheduled for August 8th.

As part of 180’s continued efforts to offer the best fitness experience possible, they have announced a merger with LOA Fitness for Women. They will be re-branding LOA to EMPOWhER by 180 Fitness.

University senior and W.E. MOVE volunteer Brittney Brown enjoys making a difference in the lives of elementary school students. Georgia Southern University senior Brittney Brown enjoys making a difference in the lives of young children. Through W.E.

The National Hurricane Center has released the 8 pm update for Hurricane Isaias. The track has shifted slightly westward and Chatham County remains in the error cone.

Newly named Tropical Storm Isais is near Puerto Rico moving toward Hispaniola. Based on the NWS 5 PM report today it appears the storm will not impact Bulloch County or the Coast of Georgia significantly.

The City of Statesboro Public Works and Engineering Department has issued a traffic advisory for Friday, July 31st for the Veterans Memorial Parkway and Old Register Road near Hwy 301 South.

According to Bulloch County EMA and Public Safety Director Ted Wynn, potential Tropical Cyclone 9 we has about a 90% probability of developing into a tropical storm with the name of “ Isaias ”.

CLICK HERE TO GO TO VIDEO Dr. Scott Bohlke and Billy Hickman, CPA who are competing to replace the late Senator Jack Hill’s Georgia Senate District 4’s seat opened the Town Hall last night .

Bulloch County Schools have a total current student base enrollment of 10,339. Of those students, they have a response for instruction model choice for 9,454 of the students, which is a 91.44 percent response rate.