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Experience the holiday spirit at the Davenport House Museum’s Yuletide Tours, offering a festive glimpse into 19th-century Savannah’s holiday traditions.

Supporting small businesses during the holidays doesn't have to break your budget! Here are 41 ways to celebrate the holidays while supporting local businesses with things you may already be buying.

Musicians from all three Bulloch high schools will perform in the 48th Annual Fantasy of Lights Christmas Parade in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee on Friday, December 6. Learn more about how you can watch online!

The Georgia Hunters for the Hungry program is offering hunters the opportunity to donate venison to help feed those in need, with no cost to the hunter for processing at participating locations.

Boro Chili Fest is scheduled for Friday, December 6 at the Market at Visit Statesboro, promising an evening of family fun, delicious chili samples, and holiday cheer, all to support the Humane Society of Statesboro and Bulloch County.

A Gift of Dentistry will return again this year on Friday, December 6. The annual event offers no-cost dental care, including one cleaning, filling, or extraction, for those in need (age 18 and up) and is coordinated by Dr. Richard Marz of Premier Dental Wellness.

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In a nearly four-hour meeting, Bulloch County Commissioners tackled big decisions, including the termination of the five mile fire services agreement with the City of Statesboro. The Home Builders Association's proposed changes to subdivision regulations also took center stage, with discussions emphasizing the balance between public safety and the need for affordable housing.

Founded in 1974 by Dr. John Mooney, the Bulloch Alcohol and Drug Council has long championed substance abuse prevention and education. Under Joyce Stubbs’ leadership, it expanded through federal grants and impactful programs like Red Ribbon Week, continuing to connect the community with vital resources and support.