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The Chatham Parkway bridge closure has been extended to 29 days, impacting traffic on I-16. The bridge is now expected to reopen on or before July 19, according to the Georgia Department of Transportation.

Restoring the Breach, Inc. and Youth Career Commission, Inc. are proud to announce the 6th Annual Back the Teacher Bash, a free event dedicated to supporting local educators as they gear up for the new school year. It is scheduled for Saturday, July 19 at the Boys and Girls Club of Bulloch County.

Heading to the beach? Know before you go! About 100 people die every year in the U.S. due to rip currents, but knowing what to do if you get caught in one can save your life.

Explore a full list of events and details to plan your visit to Shark Week at the Georgia Southern Museum.

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The Camilla Foundation, under Executive Director Charlene Lamar, continues its critical mission of providing mental health counseling to children in Bulloch County, with an expanding reach and a growing impact on young lives.

From landscapes to abstract pieces, the 2025 SRAA Juried Exhibition is sure to be a must-see event in Statesboro. Opening on July 10th, the show will feature a wide range of artwork judged by local artist Antonia B. Larkin.

In a world increasingly reliant on digital transactions, Bitcoin has sparked both fascination and skepticism. In this article, Grayson Shaw shares insights into the world of Bitcoin, exploring its core principles, the controversies surrounding it, and the recent developments that are shaping its future.

Compassion Christian Church in Statesboro brings back its beloved summer series At The Movies—a creative blend of film, faith, and fellowship—while launching a new midweek worship service to help more people connect with God, community, and a greater purpose.

Anthony Kent pleaded guilty on July 8 to all charges stemming from the April 2024 shooting of Statesboro police officer Joey DeLoach. Sentencing is scheduled for July 18 in Bulloch County Superior Court.