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The school board held the regular meeting on November 7, 2024, hearing a presentation from Julia P. Bryant Elementary faculty and reviewing business to be placed on the table for the next meeting.

The City of Statesboro will host a public meeting on Thursday, November 14, 2024, to present and gather feedback on the proposed improvements for the West Main Street streetscape project, which includes enhancements such as decorative streetlights, benches, landscaping, and traffic upgrades.

Grice Connect's interactive events calendar makes it easy to find fun events for date night or the entire family in and around Statesboro. Check it out and start making plans now!

Statesboro STEAM's Isaac Brooks and Kaedin Caine will head to Carrollton this weekend for the GHSA Cross Country State Championships. Both are appreciative of all support they’ve received this season.

Mirror On Main Boutique invites the community to celebrate its grand opening on Saturday and Sunday, offering trendy, professional, and affordable fashion tailored to the needs of modern women.

Get ready to flock together for a great cause! Lace up your sneakers and join the fun at the 17th Annual Statesboro Turkey Trot on Saturday, November 23, 2024. Participants will trot through historic downtown Statesboro to raise funds for the Bulloch County Foundation for Public Education’s teacher grants and student scholarships.

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Rolling Monkey will celebrate its sixth anniversary on November 10th with a community-wide birthday bash featuring family-friendly fun, games, and giveaways, while also supporting the Boys and Girls Club of Bulloch County through charitable giving.

Bulloch County Schools are honoring veterans this November with special programs at multiple schools, inviting students, families, and the community to pay tribute to those who have served. From parades to musical performances, each event offers a unique way to celebrate and thank local veterans for their sacrifices.

Georgia Southern University faculty members Amy Potter, Ph.D., and Lisa Denmark, Ph.D., have been honored by the Georgia Historical Records Advisory Council (GHRAC) for their significant contributions to preserving Georgia's history through projects like the Tybee Island Black History Trail and Denmark's research on Savannah's historical growth.