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Representative Franklin moving forward with an idea presented by Tom Couch, Bulloch County Manager which would allow property tax relief from sales tax revenue.

Georgia Southern swimmer Lilly Kasra puts the “student” in student-athlete, having presented two projects at the second-largest public health summit in the world this past November. You can see her swim with her team on Saturday morning at 11am at the RAC.

This week, students in Bulloch County schools enjoyed locally sourced beef in their spaghetti thanks to the Bulloch County Schools Nutrition team and Hunter Cattle Co. Hunter's Kristan Fretwell and her family visited Stilson Elementary to enjoy the lunch with students.

The Eagles erased a 12-point deficit in the second half but failed to capitalize. They take on Old Dominion in Norfolk on Saturday.

Kennedy Pond Conservancy's "Better In Boots" Music Festival is Saturday, February 3, at Kennedy Pond. Advance tickets are $15 per person, and ages 5 and under get in free. A great lineup of festival features and musical acts are set to be at the event. Find the link below to purchase tickets.

The Statesboro AMBUCS chapter will be holding a community interest meeting on Tuesday, January 30, at the Statesboro Family YMCA. The group is open to anyone willing to participate in volunteering time to help local adults and children experience the joy of independent exercise and fun.

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Bobby Colson's love for beekeeping began in his childhood, kindled by his father's passion for it. Now 86, the former owner of B&G Honey Farms work is a testament to the symbiotic relationship between humans and nature. Inspired by his dedication, Bulloch County recently unveiled two new 'Save The Bees' road signs, reflecting Colson's influence on local environmental awareness.

Thirteen awards were announced worldwide, only two of which went to individuals based in the U.S. Keeley received the award in the business and economic development category. Achievements cited included his development of Georgia Southern’s presence in Ireland and his facilitation of trade and investment opportunities between Georgia and Ireland. It is the highest honor the country of Ireland can give to a person who is a non-resident.

All tickets purchased in advance for the Jan. 26-27 shows will be valid and accepted for the new dates in August; no repurchase of tickets needed.