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Julian Deal was serious, meticulous, and impactful. A family man and the biggest Eagles fan, he leaves a legacy to remember.

Shark Week has made a splash for the second year in a row. Check out these photos of all the fun, and visit the Georgia Southern Museum before the week is FIN-ished!

Grice Connect has compiled a list of back-to-school giveaways from our events calendar to provide readers with a convenient list of where they can get free school supplies this year. Check out the ones happening this weekend! HOSTING an event? It's not too late to add it to our calendar for FREE!

South Georgia Tormenta FC faced One Knoxville SC, ultimately losing 0-1. Despite efforts to equalize, Tormenta FC couldn't find the net and struggled to convert opportunities into goals. The defeat leaves Tormenta FC with lessons to carry into their upcoming match against Lexington SC on July 13, broadcast live on ESPN+.

Feed the Boro will host its next food drop this Saturday, July 13. The food drop is presented by Food Lion Feeds and The Islands in partnership with Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia and sponsored by Weichert Realtors. ANYONE who needs food in Bulloch County is welcome.

Congratulations to Spenser Thomas, honored as the March 2024 EGRMC Employee of the Month, for her exceptional dedication and exemplary service as front desk attendant at Statesboro Imaging Center, where she has positively impacted both colleagues and patients alike over her five-year tenure.

Looking for fun activities in Statesboro that won't break the bank this summer? Check out this round-up of affordable, family friendly activities right here in our hometown.

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Excitement is brewing in Statesboro as two new housing developments are set to transform the landscape near the busy Statesboro Mall area. With a total of 236 new homes on the horizon, these projects promise to offer modern living options for residents, catering to a range of housing needs in the community.

A team of more than 50 employees, including line crews, engineers, safety and support personnel, are helping in Texas City.