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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.

An investigation into a school bus attack in Bulloch County has resulted in charges for seven students and the bus driver. Students between the ages of 5 and 14 participated in the attack on a 7-year-old student. The students have been suspended and charged with battery, and the driver has been charged with cruelty to children in the 2nd degree and failure to report child abuse.

The Rev. Dr. Charles E. Cravey invites readers to deepen their faith throughout the year with SEASONS OF GRACE: 52 Devotions for the Journey, his 40th book and a heartfelt celebration of God’s grace in every season of life.

Tragedy struck Bulloch County again on Wednesday as a house fire on Old River Road North left a couple without a home, marking the third residential fire in seven days.

Four coastal marinas in Georgia have been recognized for their environmental leadership through certification by the Georgia Clean Marina Program.

The Bulloch County Board of Education addressed critical budget issues and celebrated the inspiring achievements of Langston Chapel Middle School at their April 24 work session.

Ogeechee Technical College welcomed students from Atlanta’s More Than Conquerors, Inc. on April 10 for an immersive campus visit showcasing the many career-ready opportunities available through technical education.

Meet Cricket, a loving Rat Terrier mix searching for her furever family. Her story, along with others, underscores the urgent need for shelter pet adoption and the transformative power of a loving environment.

Members of Georgia Southern University fraternities and sororities volunteered at various places around the Statesboro community, including the Kennedy Pond Conservancy.