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Food Lion Feeds is back at it with its annual Summers Without Hunger campaign, rallying customers, suppliers, and associates to tackle child hunger head-on and make sure no kid goes without a meal while school’s out.

Statesboro residents are invited to roll up their sleeves and help keep Little Lotts Creek and the McTell Trail litter-free. The next monthly cleanup in the 'Don't Litter Lotts' series is scheduled for Wednesday, June 25th.

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From disaster preparedness to youth-led change, Statesboro, Georgia, is making a mark on the national stage. The city has been named a finalist for the All-America City Award, recognizing its commitment to civic engagement. Representatives from the Boro will travel to Denver this coming week for the national competition.

More dates have now been added to the Bulloch County Schools’ Book Bus summer tour! The bus will deliver free books and literacy adventures to children across the county, and some stops will feature free popsicles Courtesy of Bulloch Solutions.

Weather permitting, the Georgia Department of Transportation (Georgia DOT) will implement daytime and nighttime lane closures along I-16, I-95, and I-516 from Monday, June 23 through Saturday, June 28. The closures are part of the ongoing 16@95 Improvement Projects aimed at widening I-16 and upgrading the I-16/I-95 and I-16/I-516 interchanges.

From June 25–28, fifteen Savannah restaurants will serve up creative peach-inspired dishes using fresh Georgia-grown fruit from Pearson Farm, with a portion of proceeds supporting CURE Childhood Cancer’s mission to fund pediatric cancer research and assist local families.

Plant McDonough-Atkinson is the site of an important test for the future of energy. Georgia Power and Mitsubishi Power announced the successful testing of a blend of hydrogen and natural gas, signaling a move towards lower emissions.

Stretch, relax, and snuggle adoptable kittens at Fixing the Boro’s Kitten Yoga Fundraiser on June 25 at Trinity Episcopal Church, with three evening sessions and a $10 suggested donation to support local animal rescue efforts.

Baseball fever is about to hit Bulloch County as Mill Creek Regional Park gears up to host the GRPA 12U Boys’ State Tournament — and the hometown squad is ready to swing for the fences right on their own turf!