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Georgia voters are headed back to the polls this Tuesday in a rare off-year election to decide key seats on the Georgia Public Service Commission.

After years of stalled efforts, Georgia lawmakers are finally revisiting the idea of raising the state’s cigarette tax—currently one of the lowest in the nation—amid renewed urgency driven by federal funding cuts and mounting public health costs.

At the heart of helping Bulloch County’s homeless students is the McKinney Vento Act—a federal program ensuring students facing housing instability can enroll immediately, access transportation, and receive the support they need to thrive academically and personally.

As Canada geese begin their summer molting season, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources is advising homeowners and property managers to exercise patience and explore long-term deterrent methods to manage goose-related challenges.

In 2024, all five of Statesboro’s most crash-prone intersections were located along Veterans Memorial Parkway, with Fair Road topping the list at 135 crashes. A proposed GDOT roundabout at that intersection remains in early planning, with federal engineering funds not scheduled until FY 2026.

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Eight-year-old Ellis Pool is already an acclaimed artist, whose journey began by sketching his childhood fascinations. This unique spark ignited a remarkable talent, now showcased in an exhibition at the Nessmith-Lane Building at Georgia Southern University.

Statesboro witnessed a remarkable display of civic engagement this weekend as nearly 500 residents gathered at the Bulloch County Courthouse for a 'No Kings' rally, marking the largest turnout yet for the movement.

South Georgia Tormenta FC battled to a thrilling 2-2 draw on the road against Texoma FC in their first-ever meeting, highlighted by standout performances from Gabriel Alves and Aaron Walker.

The U.S. Army's 250th birthday celebration has a special connection to Statesboro, Georgia, with Cadet Van Rhodes, a recent graduate of Statesboro High School and a current Citadel student, marching in the historic parade.