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The road leading into Mill Creek park will be officially renamed Tuesday by the Board of Commissioners to Alston Boulevard, in memory of Bulloch's first Black County Commissioner, Gordon Alston.

With just a week to turn a plot of mud and rocks into an activity-filled Fostering Bulloch campground that can house dozens of children in foster care, at-risk youth and other hard-to-serve demographics.

Bulloch County Sheriff Deputies apprehended a suspect in a wooded area in Bryan County after a high speed chase and hours long manhunt.

Statesboro Mayor Jonathan McCollar has written, published and released publicly his first book, "People Over Politics" which has been the theme of his political campaigns. The book is a memoir of "A Mayor On Fire.

The Statesboro based Georgia Police K9 Foundation raised over $150,000 at their annual " An Evening with the K9's " fundraiser event on Saturday, June 5, 2021. The fundraiser was held at The Venues on the Ogeechee Technical College campus.

East Georgia State 's president left for retirement last fall, throwing the school into a search for their new president. The University System of Georgia named the 13 committee members responsible for the search and screening of candidates.

East Georgia State College's Student of the Month Program gives faculty and staff at EGSC the opportunity to nominate three students each month from the Statesboro, Swainsboro and Augusta campuses based on their commitment to academic growth, engagem

Books Collected Will Benefit the Bulloch County Literacy Council In collaboration with the Bulloch County Literacy Council, the Statesboro Family YMCA is supporting literacy through a summer book drive.

The Averitt Center for the Arts in downtown Statesboro is introducing a new program for pre-school aged children during the 2021-22 school year.

The City of Statesboro is preparing a master plan to chart a course for the future of Statesboro’s historic Downtown and Blue Mile.