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In Atlanta, 23 individuals, including current and former inmates along with external accomplices, face federal charges for using drones to smuggle illegal drugs and cellphones into Georgia state prisons.

A Statesboro home was heavily damaged by a fire on Sunday morning, August 25, 2024, but all residents and their five pets were safely evacuated. Firefighters quickly responded to the scene on Orleans Trail, managing to control the blaze and prevent further devastation.

Before heading out to find the perfect dove field for this year's hunts, make sure you complete a hunter education course, which can be done online or in person through the Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division.

Jennifer Durham, Regional Library Director of the Statesboro Regional Public Libraries, is retiring after three decades of dedication.

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After Tropical Storm Debby passed, the Cottages at Bethany embraced a sunny day with a delightful ‘Honey Extraction’ activity led by Dr. Paul Cerpovicz, offering residents and guests a sweet and educational experience.

In a bid to address the economic strain of civil litigation on Georgia’s businesses and consumers, Governor Brian P. Kemp convened a roundtable discussion with small business leaders and state officials this week to explore potential reforms and gather input for upcoming legislative sessions.

Spectators were treated to an instant classic on Thursday's game between the Portal Panthers and the Jenkins County War Eagles. The Panthers were able to take down the War Eagles 12-11.

The Eagles have finalized their schedule for head coach Hana Haden's first season at the helm.

U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff has announced a new Federal grant opportunity under the PRO Housing program aimed at increasing affordable housing options and reducing costs for Georgia families.