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Tied at 70, the sophomore grabbed two important rebounds and sunk three free throws to ice the game.

Applicants must be Georgia residents and should be knowledgeable regarding the science, conservation and management practices of fishery resources in the geographical area of the Council. Those interested have until Feb. 15, 2024, to submit the application.

Statesboro’s current laws were written before scooters and other forms of PMDs were popular methods of transit. The two proposed ordinances would adopt unified standards for companies that rent or lease PMDs within the city and clarify how users must operate the PMDs. The public can review proposed ordinances and provide feedback at the meeting.

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The Altrusa Club of Statesboro is celebrating a huge milestone in their literacy efforts. As of this month, they have donated an amazing total of 109,320 books to the children of our community.

Recommendations include reducing the maximum class size from 22 to 20, increasing lead and assistant teacher salaries, increasing funding for opening new or renovated Pre-K classrooms in public school systems and lease-equivalent payments for private Pre-K providers, and more.

Colonial Wormsloe, unveiled its new visitor center on Wednesday, January 3

Senator Billy Hickman offers his update on the first week back in session in the Georgia Legislature. He will serve as Chairman for the Senate Committees on Higher Education and the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Education and Higher Education and will also begin serving as Vice Chairman on the Senate Committee on Economic Development and Tourism.

Twin City's Donaldson has represented Georgia’s 12th Congressional District on the State Board of Education since January 2021. He has now been elected to the National Association of State Boards of Education, which is the nonprofit, nonpartisan membership organization for state boards of education.

The Bradwell Institute Tigers swept the Statesboro Blue Devils in Hinesville Tuesday night. Both varsity Blue Devils teams struggled at the line which made the difference in both games.