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The NWS in Charleston is predicting Hurricane Milton's impacts to Bulloch County to be max sustained winds of 15 to 23 mph with max wind gusts to 33 mph Wednesday night into Thursday. A wind advisory has been issued between 6:00 am and 8:00 pm Thursday morning which means there is a possibility of max gusts to 40 mph. Bulloch County EMA is monitoring the storm and will provide updates as conditions change.

The Statesboro Birth Circle and Sweet Nectar Lactation & Infant Feeding Support will host a breakfast and giveaway on October 10, 2024, to provide essential supplies for local moms and babies in need after Hurricane Helene.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has declared a state of emergency for 38 counties as Hurricane Milton, a rapidly intensifying Category 5 storm, approaches west-central Florida, prompting significant evacuation traffic and preparations across the state.

As Hurricane Milton approaches from the Gulf of Mexico, Georgia Power is mobilizing crews and resources to prepare for potential impacts, while also offering campgrounds as safe havens for evacuees from the coast.

Young gamers are invited to join an exciting gaming camp at Georgia Southern's Virtual Collaboration Center from October 14 to 18, where they can explore a variety of games while learning about online safety and sharing their passions with fellow enthusiasts.

Vyve is currently prioritizing downed line reporting for faster restoration of service.

The Boys and Girls Club of Bulloch County is welcoming Anthony "Rocky" Phillips as its new CEO. He brings with him more than 20 years of leadership experience, a strong commitment to community service, and a passion for youth development.

The NWS in Charleston is predicting Hurricane Milton's impacts to Bulloch County to be max sustained winds of 15 to 28 mph with max wind gusts to 32 mph Wednesday night into Thursday. Bulloch County EMA is monitoring the storm and will provide updates as conditions change.

Born and raised in Brooklet, Julius James Sr. has been known to make all kinds of creations with vehicle parts. From golf carts running off of lawnmower motors to lawnmowers looking like motorcycles, Mr. James likes to do it all. Sit down with him for a few, see a few of his creations, and hear his advice on driving, which might just apply to life itself.

Keep Statesboro-Bulloch Beautiful will host the third annual RecycleFest at Mill Creek Park on Saturday, October 26, 2024. Local businesses and organizations will be on-hand to educate the community and offer recycling opportunities.