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As Georgia Southern welcomes its largest freshman class ever, the city of Statesboro is buzzing with anticipation. From increased traffic to bustling businesses, the community is preparing for the influx of new students. Grice Connect is spearheading efforts to create a warm welcome, urging residents to participate in acts of kindness and support Operation Move-In.

Pittman Park United Methodist Church is opening its doors for a special Saturday Morning Tea on September 6, 2025, to raise funds for its upcoming medical mission trip to the Dominican Republic. The event will offer a blend of fellowship, inspiration, and generosity. Donna Bearden and Dr. Chelsea Mikell are the featured speakers for the event.

Bulloch County residents are facing the prospect of a property tax increase in 2025, as the Bulloch County Board of Education announced its intention to raise taxes by 39.67 percent over the rollback millage rate. The decision comes as the school district grapples with budget constraints.

Georgia Power has requested state energy regulators to approve nearly 10,000 megawatts of new energy resources, including a mix of gas turbines, solar, and battery storage projects. The proposal, outlined in filings Thursday, aims to meet the growing energy demands of the state.

Georgia Southern University is gearing up for Fan Day on August 9th at Allen E. Paulson Stadium, inviting fans, students, and supporters to celebrate the upcoming athletic and academic year.

Coastal erosion is a growing concern, but a new guide from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources offers a promising solution: living shorelines. The document provides a comprehensive resource for designing and implementing these nature-based alternatives to traditional hardened structures.

Leadership Southeast Georgia (LSEGA) is seeking the next generation of community leaders. The organization has announced the opening of nominations for its Class of 2026, offering a professional development program for individuals committed to shaping the future of the region.

The Statesboro-Bulloch County Library ushers in new creative opportunities each week during the summer, giving kids a safe space to let their imaginations run wild through fun, hands-on crafting projects. This fall, the fun will continue as the programming shifts to a monthly gathering for teens to socialize and create.

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