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Social Media Rumors of ICE Raids Debunked: Multi-Agency Operation Targets Dangerous Drivers in Bulloch County

Social Media Rumors of ICE Raids Debunked: Multi-Agency Operation Targets Dangerous Drivers in Bulloch County

A multi-agency law enforcement operation targeting dangerous drivers in Bulloch County Friday night sparked social media rumors of ICE raids, but officials have clarified the true nature of the activity. The joint effort between the Bulloch County Sheriff's Office and the Georgia State Patrol focused on removing impaired drivers and criminals from the streets, resulting in multiple arrests.
Forsyth Farmers’ Market partners with Farm Hospitality Group to present inaugural Chefs + Farmers event on Thursday, March 6

Forsyth Farmers’ Market partners with Farm Hospitality Group to present inaugural Chefs + Farmers event on Thursday, March 6

Forsyth Farmers’ Market is thrilled to partner with Farm Hospitality Group to present the inaugural Chefs + Farmers: A Culinary Experience dining event at Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum, located at 41 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd.
The Teal House welcomes Dr. Chelsea Mikell as new Medical Director

The Teal House welcomes Dr. Chelsea Mikell as new Medical Director

The Teal House recently announced that Dr. Chelsea Mikell will be stepping into the role of Medical Director following Dr. James Hiller, who has served in this vital role since 2013.
Good Morning, Bulloch!

Good Morning, Bulloch!

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Bulloch NAACP's Community Conversations roundtable inspires attendees

Bulloch NAACP's Community Conversations roundtable inspires attendees

The rain may have canceled the annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade, but it did not dampen the spirits of the numerous citizens who attended the Bulloch County NAACP's Community Conversations. The youth of Statesboro were at the top of the agenda and the people in attendance were passionate about being proactive.
Paws 'n Reflect offers compassionate care when pets cross the Rainbow Bridge

Paws 'n Reflect offers compassionate care when pets cross the Rainbow Bridge

Paws 'n Reflect serves families in Statesboro and surrounding areas with compassion and dignity when they experience the loss of a beloved pet. Through pet cremation and memorialization services, Paws n' Reflect is dedicated to bringing comfort in your time of loss, and the staff treats each pet as if it were one of their own.
Audit finds university system picking up bigger share of student costs

Audit finds university system picking up bigger share of student costs

The University System of Georgia (USG) has significantly reduced the financial burden on students in recent years, with the state's contribution to college costs rising to 60% while students now pay 40%. This shift follows a period of economic recovery and funding adjustments, including the restoration of cuts and the elimination of special fees imposed during the Great Recession.
Repack Your Backpack event was a community effort for student success

Repack Your Backpack event was a community effort for student success

Restoring the Breach and other local organizations passed out more than 50 backpacks filled with supplies to help our students thrive at this year's Repack Your Backpack event as part of the 2025 MLK Day of Service.
Don't miss the fun weekend events around the Boro

Don't miss the fun weekend events around the Boro

Grice Connect's interactive events calendar makes it easy to find fun events for date night or the entire family in and around Statesboro. Check it out and start making plans now!
First positive case of Chronic Wasting Disease confirmed in Georgia

First positive case of Chronic Wasting Disease confirmed in Georgia

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Wildlife Resources Division has confirmed the first case of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) in Georgia, detected in a hunter-harvested deer in Lanier County. With the DNR’s CWD Response Plan now in effect, efforts are underway to monitor and manage the spread of this fatal neurological disease in deer populations.