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Georgia Southern University’s Waters College of Health Professions has selected a group of alumni and local health experts to make up the Waters College Advisory Board (WCAB) to support and facilitate the success of the college.

During its March 10 regular session, the Bulloch County Board of Education (BOE) voted unanimously to approve a real estate sales contract for the possible purchase of three contiguous parcels of land.

One of the most important campaigns of the American Civil War occurred in Georgia, when General William Tecumseh Sherman’s blue-coated soldiers conducted their March to the Sea from Atlanta to Savannah. Join Dr. John K.

Statesboro native becomes latest addition to TFC front office

World Trade Center Savannah (WTCSav) is now calling for nominations for the 2022 World Trade Center Savannah International Business of the Year Award.

The Rhoers Club of Statesboro and Sigma Gamma Rho, Inc., hosted by the local chapter Lambda Pi Sigma , presented Mariona Walker with a layette gift on February 25. Walker was recognized for having the first baby born on Rhoers Charter Day.

The Bulloch County Fire Department and Bulloch EMS were two of eight different fire and EMS departments that participated in a farm medic class this past weekend hosted by the Georgia EMS Association. (GEMA).

Registration is now open for Bulloch County Schools' 2022-2023 Virtual Learning Program . Families who are interested in enrolling their child for next school year may do so now through March 25 .

The City of Statesboro is now accepting applications for its annual Statesboro Youth Connect (SYC) summer program.

Attorney Michael Classens will face off against sitting Bulloch County State Court Judge Joseph Cushner in the upcoming primary election. Both candidates qualified this week. The non-partisan race will be decided on the May 24 ballot.