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Thursday, April 16th The Rotary Club of Statesboro will be preparing lunch for all Bulloch County Heroes.

“On and Open” is an exciting example of businesses coming together to find innovative ways to help other small businesses create much needed cash flow.

Update 4/15/20 1:30 PM – The sudden death of Georgia State Senator Jack Hill has created the need for a special election to fill his unexpired Senate term which ends in December 2020.

Over and Over again, Bulloch County citizens are overwhelmed by the generosity of BILO in Statesboro. Last night was no exception.

The sudden death of Georgia State Senator Jack Hill has created the need for a special election to fill his unexpired Senate term which ends in December 2020. The 2020 General Assembly session is still in session but on recess due to COVID-19.

Updated 6:19 am - Expect power outages. Charge phones now and have a way to monitor fast changing conditions without power. In case of tornado - move to lower floor interior room with no windows.

The past few weeks have been very stressful for our local heroes serving on the front line of the COVID-19 crisis around the county and in our community. Many of them have to work on Easter to ensure the security and safety of our community.

Finally, some good news to report and something to look forward to. This is the type of news story we prefer to share.

Governor Brian Kemp ordered all flags in the state to be flown at half-staff on Friday in honor of our friend and irreplaceable State Senator Jack Hill. Senator Hill died unexpectedly in his office in Reidsville, Georgia on Monday.

Bulloch County Public Safety Director Ted Wynn confirmed our first COVID-19 death in Bulloch County. Wynn’s statement came from data received by the DPH website which indicated it was a 65 year old male. No other details were provided.