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The Averitt Center for the Arts has renamed its Main Gallery at 33 East Main Street to the Rosengart Art Gallery, honoring Helen Rosengart for her lifelong dedication to the arts and her many contributions, including directing musicals, organizing dinner theater events, and volunteering at the Averitt Center.

Tyson Brown grabbed a career-best 14 rebounds in the loss.

Tyler Bass, Kindle Vildor, and NaJee Thompson will all be competing in this year's NFL Playoffs.

Emily Gillen, Clinical Informaticist, was nominated by her peers. Gillen has been part of the team at EGRMC for eight years.

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Lillian Wingate, Genealogy & Local History Coordinator at the Statesboro-Bulloch County Library, has accepted a new position in Thomasville, Georgia as the Executive Director of the Thomasville Genealogical Library. After almost 10 years at the Statesboro-Bulloch County Library, Wingate is excited to begin this new chapter of her career.

The Bulloch County Commissioners approved the abandonment of Bertie Lane, a $37,450 change order for Clark Farm Road, and a $1.8 million GDOT funding application. They also made key appointments and addressed Pulaski Point flooding concerns, while welcoming in the new chairman and commissioner

The City of Brooklet will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for its $5 million sewer project on Thursday, January 9, 2025, at 11:00 a.m., with remarks from state and local officials. The project, funded through state grants, will replace outdated septic systems, support economic growth, and connect Brooklet’s wastewater infrastructure to Statesboro’s.

Mike Crews has put together a complete schedule of all college football bowl games this week. You will find the date of the game, game start times, and where to watch the game. As a bonus he has included NFL games as well. Here's to another great weekend of football!

The Hyundai Metaplant in Bryan County will transition off Floridan aquifer water within 15 years—10 years earlier than initially planned—following a settlement between the Savannah Harbor-Interstate 16 Corridor Joint Development Authority and the Ogeechee Riverkeeper. This agreement marks a significant step in balancing industrial growth with environmental sustainability and protecting vital water resources for agriculture and drinking needs.