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The Bulloch County Commission used an emergency exemption in a called meeting to approve critical measures to purchase land and fast-track construction of a new fire station, advance staffing efforts, and continued emergency preparedness planning in anticipation of taking over fire services from the City of Statesboro on July 1.

Eighties tribute band The Breakfast Club brought everyone's favorite hair band classics to Downtown Statesboro Thursday night, as part of the city's third annual Downtown Live concert series.

Statesboro High School junior Angelica Halaby is leading a heartfelt community service project to make handmade blankets for local youth in need, spreading warmth and comfort through Project Linus.

Portal Middle High School has unveiled a new, state-of-the-art track and field complex that is already transforming athletic training, boosting school spirit, and serving as a valuable community resource.

Leadership Southeast Georgia (LSEGA) recently completed the second session of its 2025 cohort, focusing on health, wellness, and public safety initiatives across McIntosh, Liberty, and Long counties.

Willow Hill Heritage and Renaissance Center is set to host the free 2025 Techie Camp this summer, offering hands-on tech experiences for students in grades 3 through 8.

AgSouth Farm Credit President and CEO Vance Dalton has announced plans to retire in January 2026 after 32 years of service to the Farm Credit system.

Georgia Southern University’s graduate programs in public health and physical therapy have been ranked among the best in the nation by U.S. News & World Report.

The next food drop will be on Saturday, April 19 at Statesboro High School. Please plan to arrive EARLY to get in line. Food will be provided for 1,000 families, and everyone is welcome.

Organizations can support their community and fill their summer programs by taking advantage of the free listing opportunity on Grice Connect.