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Ogeechee Technical College recently hosted its Spring Career Fair, drawing over 30 regional employers and providing students, alumni, and community members the chance to network, apply for jobs, and explore career opportunities across multiple industries.

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The Leadership Southeast Georgia (LSEGA) Class of 2025 recently completed its third session in Bryan and Effingham Counties, focusing on the critical role of economic and workforce development in advancing the region’s future.

The Bulloch County Fire Department, in partnership with the American Red Cross, will host the “Smoke Alarm Blitz 2025” on May 3, 2025, in the Olney Station area to install free, working smoke alarms and help prevent fire-related fatalities.

A significant power outage has disrupted Thursday morning for hundreds of Bulloch County residents, primarily in the Register area near Highways 301 and 46.

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Few people have forged a bond as profound as the one between Steve Hein and Freedom, the bald eagle who became a symbol of Georgia Southern University. Discover the story behind the legend.

Twenty outstanding high school seniors from Statesboro were awarded $1,000 college scholarships by the Rotary Club of Statesboro, recognizing their commitment to community service and academic excellence.

Keith Hamilton of Arcola Septic Care spoke to the Bulloch County Commissioners about the growing challenges of septic waste management in the county. Drawing on industry experience and state regulations, he outlined the need for long-term infrastructure solutions and urged the board to consider a more sustainable path forward.