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The City of Statesboro is hiring a new coordinator for its Keep Statesboro-Bulloch Beautiful program. This is a full time position, and the application period closes on January 24.

Bulloch County residents can now enjoy the convenience of a new vehicle registration kiosk located inside Publix at Eagles Corner, offering instant decals with no wait.

The Averitt Center in downtown Statesboro will be hosting The Jazz Legacy Project on January 25th. The Jazz Legacy Project, featuring Karla Harris, will honor timeless jazz singer Nancy Wilson.

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A shooting at Pinewood Manor Apartments Tuesday night has resulted in the death of one teenager and injuries to two others, prompting a swift investigation by local authorities. Police have now arrested a 14-year-old in connection with the incident.

Ogeechee Technical College (OTC) celebrated student achievement and leadership during its annual Georgia Occupational Award of Leadership (GOAL) luncheon. Held in the Jack Hill Building, the event recognized four outstanding finalists and culminated in the announcement of Ri’en Perez, a Fish & Wildlife Management student, as the 2025 GOAL winner.

Hickman represents the 4th Senate District, which includes Bulloch, Candler, Effingham, and Evans County as well as a small portion of Chatham County.

Speaker Jon Burns (R-Newington) was unanimously re-elected by the Georgia House of Representatives on Monday to serve another term as Speaker for the 2025-2026 legislative session. This re-election marks another milestone in his continued leadership and commitment to advancing policies that strengthen Georgia’s families, businesses, and communities

The student chapter of INFORMS recently received a Magna Cum Laude Award for their work. The chapter's theme is "Connect, Grow, and Give Back."

Georgia emergency management officials and motorists are taking proactive steps to avoid a repeat of the 2014 "Snowmageddon," as the state prepares for significant winter weather. The Georgia Department of Transportation (DOT) began treating roadways early and is focused on making roads passable, with crews working around the clock to ensure public safety.