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Nestled in Bulloch County, Georgia, a vibrant and unconventional music scene is quietly flourishing. What began as a grassroots effort has blossomed into a welcoming haven for artists and music lovers alike, all thanks to the vision of Willow Farmer, whose home's backyard doubles as a concert venue named The Hollow Haus.

The Georgia Court of Appeals has ruled that certifying election results is a mandatory duty for local election officials, dismissing a lawsuit challenging this process.

Bulloch County will open only one polling place for the July 15, 2025, Democratic runoff election for the Public Service Commission Special Primary due to low voter turnout in the initial primary.

As summer heats up and families flock to beaches, festivals, and parks, the Statesboro Police Department is reminding parents about crucial safety measures to protect children in crowded environments.

Tucked away near Statesboro, Georgia, George L. Smith State Park offers a serene escape into nature, complete with kayaking, diverse wildlife, and a fascinating history.

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The Georgia Southern Museum kicks off its fourth annual Shark Week with a full schedule of shark-themed activities, from story time to science talks. Curator Marjean Cone recently returned from a shark education program in the Bahamas, an experience she is sure to share at this year's events.

The Rockin’ Out Alzheimer’s Disease Foundation will host its 12th annual fundraising concert on Friday, August 1, 2025, at The Blue Room in Statesboro, headlined by A1A – The Official and Original Jimmy Buffett Tribute Band, with all proceeds supporting Alzheimer’s research, caregiver resources, and local nursing scholarships. The concert will honor the spirit and legacy of Ms. Evelyn Pope.

Motorists traveling on I-16 and I-95 should prepare for lane closures next week as the Georgia Department of Transportation undertakes construction projects.

Aiming to reduce crashes and save lives, 'Operation Southern Slow Down' is returning to five southeastern states next week. The campaign, which focuses on speed enforcement and safety awareness, starts on Monday, July 14th and runs through Sunday, July 20.