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Brooklet, GA launched their first farmers market on Saturday. The market will continue on most Saturday's from 2:00 to 5:00 PM.

Voltera’s Savannah project will receive $7.8M in Federal Highway Administration funding, which will enable efficient, resilient, and sustainable drayage operations at the Port of Savannah.

Thomas served Georgia’s First Congressional District from 1983 to 1993. During that time, he co-founded the Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus.

Nine home matches, a home exhibition against Florida, and a trip to Hawai'i highlight the slate. The Eagles are coming off of a 2023 campaign that saw Georgia Southern achieve the highest RPI in program history.

The governor signed a package of bills on Tuesday, several of which relate to agriculture in Georgia. One is expected to help nurture hemp farming, while another prohibits the ownership or acquisition of Georgia farmland by agents of foreign adversaries.

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Esther's Place kicked off their first vintage and artisan market at the fairgrounds on Saturday May 4, 2024, raising money with the help of local artists and business. Single mothers, homeless veteran women, and women in recovery all have a safe space right here in Bulloch County. Read more about what the non-profit is doing for the community and check out some moments from today's 'Esther in the Boro' market.

Volunteers at the Feed the Boro food drop received a visit from a community hero, SPD Officer Joey DeLoach, who is recovering from injuries suffered in the line of duty. Officer DeLoach received a deserved hero's welcome at the food drop which he normally helps with each month.

At the event in Orlando, Georgia Southern students outperformed students from other prestigious universities in Georgia and Florida, including Georgia Tech, the University of Georgia, the University of Miami, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, and more.

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Resources Division will like public input on proposed regulation changes regarding black bass species and a proposed repeal of Rule 391-5-9-.08, which deals with submerged cultural resources.