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Aspen Aerogels has just secured a $670.6 million conditional loan commitment from the U.S. Department of Energy to build a second aerogel manufacturing facility in Register, Georgia, which is set to create hundreds of new jobs and support the electric vehicle industry's push towards zero-emissions.

Wicked South Haunted Forest will host a frightening fundraiser for Southeast Bulloch High School’s Project Graduation on October 19 in Pembroke.

Georgia Southern University and Kyungil University have entered into a formal partnership with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), aimed at fostering research collaboration and student exchange opportunities. This strategic agreement highlights the universities' commitment to global education and prepares students for an evolving international workforce.

The Lady Gators will travel to Columbus for the GIAA state championships this Thursday. Their first game will be against Strong Rock Christian.

The City of Statesboro is now accepting applications for appointments to its One Boro Commission and Youth Commission, with a deadline of Friday, October 25, 2024.

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The Southeast Bulloch Yellow Jackets took on Liberty County in a thrilling matchup that showcased the Yellow Jacket's determination. With explosive plays from Colby Smith and key defensive stops by Michael Dixon, the Yellow Jackets secured a memorable win, marking Zito’s 100th career victory.

At the October 15 City Council meeting, Police Chief Mike Broadhead revealed concerning statistics on stolen firearms, highlighting a growing issue with juveniles involved in auto break-ins. The council also recognized the Statesboro Food Bank’s 37th anniversary and declared October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, honoring local organizations for their service to the community.

Dadrian “Dee” Cosby has been appointed as the new Director of Bulloch County Recreation and Parks, while Tony Morgan steps into the role of Assistant Director. Both men bring over two decades of experience with the department, and they’re ready to continue building on the strong legacy of community engagement and leadership.

Bulloch County Commissioners focused on community resilience during their latest meeting, discussing storm recovery efforts, increased demand at the local food bank, and the upcoming Red Ribbon Week. The food bank, which has served over 15,000 meals in the past three months, continues to provide vital support to families impacted by recent storms