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Georgia Southern researchers investigate COVID-19 effects on adults with severe mental illness

Georgia Southern researchers investigate COVID-19 effects on adults with severe mental illness

Amid the unprecedented challenges of the pandemic, Kadiatou Diallo-Montford dedicated herself to understanding how COVID-19 impacted adults with severe mental illness.
Tormenta FC falls to Richmond Kickers in six-goal battle

Tormenta FC falls to Richmond Kickers in six-goal battle

Mason Tunbridge scores a brace to start off the season in strong form.
Bulloch County Schools prioritizes employee wellbeing with third annual Benefits & Wellness Fair on March 10

Bulloch County Schools prioritizes employee wellbeing with third annual Benefits & Wellness Fair on March 10

Bulloch County Schools is committed to supporting the well-being of its employees and will host its Third Annual Benefits & Wellness Fair on March 10 to provide valuable resources for their health and wellness.
Georgia House champions measures to strengthen school safety

Georgia House champions measures to strengthen school safety

Following the tragic school shooting at Apalachee High School, Georgia House Speaker Jon Burns outlined key legislative priorities to enhance school safety, including expanding mental health services, strengthening firearm detection, increasing penalties for threats, and promoting safe gun storage efforts that have now been addressed through House-passed bills.
Fundraiser for the family of Lennon Kaye Sammons, in remembrance of her life and legacy

Fundraiser for the family of Lennon Kaye Sammons, in remembrance of her life and legacy

A fundraiser has been established in memory of Lennon Kaye Sammons, affectionately known as “Lenny Lou,” to honor her legacy and highlight her life-saving organ donations that have helped four children across the country.
Kemp inks $40.5 billion mid-year budget

Kemp inks $40.5 billion mid-year budget

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has signed a record $40.5 billion mid-year budget that invests heavily in hurricane relief, school safety, prisons, infrastructure, and taxpayer rebates.
The Botanic Garden at Georgia Southern University to soon open on Saturdays for the first time

The Botanic Garden at Georgia Southern University to soon open on Saturdays for the first time

The Botanic Garden at Georgia Southern University will open to the public on Saturdays for the first time in its history, beginning March 22, offering expanded access to its scenic landscapes, educational exhibits, and special events.
Statesboro Police Department warns residents about new toll scams

Statesboro Police Department warns residents about new toll scams

Officials are warning Georgians about a resurfacing scam involving fraudulent texts claiming unpaid Peach Pass toll fees, urging recipients to avoid clicking links and to verify accounts through official channels.
Good Morning, Bulloch!

Good Morning, Bulloch!

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Power Outage Plunges Cypress Lake Area into Darkness; Excelsior EMC Crews Working to Restore Service

Power Outage Plunges Cypress Lake Area into Darkness; Excelsior EMC Crews Working to Restore Service

UPDATE: All power has been restored. The outage was caused by a bad control panel in a substation. A significant power outage has plunged the Cypress Lake area of Bulloch County into darkness, leaving nearly 500 residents without electricity since 5:00 PM. Excelsior EMC crews are currently working to restore power, and updates will be provided as they become available.