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In Atlanta, Governor Brian P. Kemp, First Lady Marty Kemp, and key agricultural leaders convened to discuss the devastating impact of Hurricane Helene on Georgia's agricultural and forestry sectors, urging swift federal action for relief as preliminary estimates suggest damages could reach at least $6.46 billion.

This week, Georgia Southern University is celebrating Homecoming 2024 with a variety of student and community events. This year's theme is "Sweet Southern," and the fun has already begun!

The Georgia Department of Transportation will implement left lane closures on the US 17/State Route 404 Spur, Talmadge Bridge, from October 15 to November 22, 2024, for major maintenance work, including the construction of a concrete glare screen, with potential delays expected during this period.

The Grice Connect team has put together information on each local candidate so you can learn more about them before heading to the polls. Review information on the candidates in contested Bulloch County and City of Statesboro races. Early voting begins on Tuesday, October 15.

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Early voting for the November general election begins on Tuesday, October 15, in Bulloch County. Check out all the information you need to make your plan to VOTE!

The Botanic Garden at Georgia Southern University will host its annual Fall Plant Sale October 26-27, offering a wide selection of pollinator-friendly plants, rare specimens, and houseplants, with proceeds supporting the garden's projects.

Chatham County's Georgia Department of Transportation announces significant lane closures on Interstate 16 and surrounding interchanges for the ongoing 16@95 Improvement Projects, aimed at enhancing roadway capacity and safety from October 11 through October 19.

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Bulloch and surrounding counties citizens impacted by Hurricane Helene will automatically receive reimbursement of 75% of their September 2024 SNAP benefits for the food they lost during power outages caused by the storm. No action is needed by SNAP recipients.