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The City of Statesboro proudly celebrates the inaugural graduating class of its **Emerging Leaders Academy**, a program designed to develop and prepare employees for future leadership roles.

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Sheila Nielsen and Jake Nowicki, nursing students from Georgia Southern University, volunteered at the Pegasus Riding Academy to gain hands-on experience in equine therapy, which aids individuals with physical, emotional, and mental disabilities.

Gibson McDonald Furniture has seamlessly acquired the former Badcock Furniture location in Statesboro, ensuring the community continues to enjoy quality furniture, appliances, and trusted service. As a family-owned business rooted in small-town values, they pride themselves on fostering local connections and offering flexible in-house financing to support their customers.

Eagles snap 16-game losing skid when trailing with two minutes left and overall three-game skid with nailbiter win.

The Bulloch County Commissioners discussed implementing impact fees, approved several consent agenda items, and focused heavily on fire service plans with Chief Ben Tapley, who addressed concerns about coverage and future infrastructure. Public comments highlighted issues with fire funding, service equity, and the impact of county decisions on taxpayers.

Georgia Southern uses a 13-0 run in the final frame to end its six-game slide

The Kiwanis Club of Statesboro is celebrating several achievements related to its 2024 Kiwanis Ogeechee Fair, which was held in October.

Helton will remain as the leader of the Eagles through the 2029 season.

Starting Thursday, February 6 (weather permitting), the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) will convert the two-way stop at the intersection of State Route (SR) 292 and Anderson Church Road/Burkhalter Road to an all-way stop, enhancing safety for travelers in Tattnall County.