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The Bulloch County Board of Commissioners is pleased to announce the appointment of Patricia “Pat” Lanier Jones to serve as the Volunteer Fire Coordinator for the Bulloch County Fire Department.

Tormenta FC hosts Community Heroes Night during their North Carolina match this weekend. Tormenta FC will salute local public safety heroes including the Statesboro Fire Department and the Statesboro Police Department.

The vaccines made by Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna set off a persistent immune reaction in the body that may protect against the coronavirus for years, scientists reported on Monday.

Statesboro Police Departments K-9 Smoke y successfully tracked a wanted drug trafficking suspect leading to his arrest.

Statesboro High student wins $600 grant and a spot in PBS series PBS' documentary series "Hope Givers" will feature a Statesboro High student's short film sharing her story as a double amputee golfing for her school, which premiers this fall.

Moderna Inc's COVID-19 vaccine showed promise against the Delta variant first identified in India in a lab study, with a modest decrease in response compared to the original strain, the drugmaker said on Tuesday.

Susan W. Cox of Edenfield Cox Bruce in Statesboro and 2020 Lawyer of the Year has been re-elected to serve on the Board of Governors of the 52,000-member State Bar of Georgia.

This weekend's Firecracker Fest features live music, community exhibitions, inflatables, Statesboro's long tradition: the Frog Jumping Contest and ends with a firework display over Mill Creek Park.

The Bulloch County Health Department will be offering the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine tomorrow, free of charge, no appointment necessary.

Georgia parents & guardians of special needs students in public schools have until Wednesday, June 30th to apply for a reimbursment grant. The funds stem from $10 million Gov. Kemp set aside for education due to the COVID pandemic.