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Bulloch County Schools will continue to restrict school bus access to dirt roads as recovery efforts from Tropical Storm Debby persist, maintaining an alternate bus stop plan to ensure student and driver safety until road conditions improve.

The Georgia Department of Transportation is advising motorists of upcoming lane closures on Interstate 16 and surrounding areas as part of the 16@95 Improvement Projects, with significant impacts expected from August 19 to August 26.

The first week of softball for Bulloch county's high schools is in the books.

Coach Eubanks gives his take on his position group.

Firefighters in Statesboro are receiving federal funding through FEMA's Assistance to Firefighters Grants (AFG) Operations and Safety program and the Fire Prevention and Safety Program. The funds total close to $50,000.

Speaker of the House Jon Burns and House Rural Development Co-Chairmen Rep. Gerald Greene and Rep. Mack Jackson have announced the 2024 meeting schedule for the House Rural Development Council, highlighting its ongoing commitment to fostering growth and development in Georgia's rural communities.

Local pastor Todd Wiggins shares his personal experience with TS Debby as area churches came together to serve residents and Georgia Southern students on move-in weekend as the events collided.

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The Bulloch Academy Gators edge the Portal Panthers in 19-18 win at 2024 zero Russell Classic.

The Friends of the Statesboro-Bulloch Library (FOL) are hosting a "Meet the Author" event featuring Claxton native and retired GBI agent John B. Edwards. The event will celebrate the release of his third novel, "Winds Through the Pines", on Monday, August 19, 2024, at 6:30 PM in the Sorrier Community Room at the Statesboro-Bulloch County Library.