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The Georgia public-school class of 2020 has the 17th-highest Advanced Placement (AP) pass rate in the nation, according to data released by the College Board.

The City of Statesboro will hold a public input meeting tomorrow regarding streetscape and drainage improvements along the South Main Street corridor from Tillman Road to the intersection of Fair Road commonly referred to as the Blue Mile.

Nationally recognized serial entrepreneur & Statesboro native Tere Tatiana returns to the Boro to advise others about the business opportunities in the profitable trucking industry.

The City of Statesboro is seeking public input on local housing availability through survey responses.

The Lodge at Bethany Celebrates Frontline Impact Project's Recognition of "Local Hero" Deborah Scott .

The School of Accountancy at Georgia Southern University and the IRS have partnered to bring the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program (VITA) to the local community.

Feed the Boro emergency food drop at SHS Saturday, February 20 is made possible by a partnership with the City of Statesboro and Second Harvest Food Bank . The drop will begin at 8:30 AM and continue until 11 AM unless the food runs out earlier.

Sheila Kegebein, RN, was recently awarded the DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses at East Georgia Regional Medical Center . After leaving EGRMC for a brief period, Sheila began nursing at EGRMC again in 2015 in the Cardiac Care Unit.

Ava Mincey, a sixth-grade student at William James Middle School, has been selected as one of two Georgia recipients of the national Prudential Spirit of Community Awards for 2021, due to her extensive community service with the Alzheimer’s Associati

Not even COVID can keep delicious Girl Scout Cookies away. This week, the Cherry Service Unit opened a "pop up" cookie store at 61 East Main Street, across from GS City Campus in Downtown Statesboro.