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Despite an afternoon downpour that shifted the festivities indoors, the spirit of celebration remained strong at East Georgia Regional Medical Center’s 25th-anniversary event. The occasion brought together staff, community leaders, and Chamber members to reflect on the hospital's history and its impact on Statesboro.

Sack Company proudly welcomes its youngest team member, Brooks, a recent high school graduate who has chosen a career path in plumbing. His story highlights the value of skilled trades.

The Georgia Department of Transportation (DOT) has announced the activation of a new signalized intersection on US 80 at Westside Boulevard in Chatham County, effective Tuesday, August 26th.

Facing potential federal funding cuts, Georgia lawmakers are exploring a redesign of the state's public health system, which provides essential services like disease prevention and preventative care, during a Wednesday hearing last week.

In a busy meeting on August 21, 2025, the Brooklet City Council made several key decisions, including approving an alcohol license, adopting development ordinances, and addressing door-to-door solicitation. The council also reviewed the city's Capital Improvement Plan and received an exit report from the former Interim City Manager.

The Ogeechee Judicial Circuit District Attorney’s Office has officially launched its Pre-Trial Diversion Program, welcoming its first participant this week. The program, designed to offer eligible individuals a second chance, began with a soft launch on August 21, 2025.

PJ's Coffee of New Orleans is bringing 45 years of premium coffee expertise and authentic Big Easy flavor to Statesboro. The new location, on GA Highway 67 in front of McKeithen's TrueValue Hardware and between Wild Wing's and Happy Wok, will feature the company's newest layout with a convenient double drive-thru, making it easier than ever for locals to enjoy signature cold brew and fresh beignets.

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Statesboro residents have a new opportunity to give back to their community while helping the environment. Pittman Park United Methodist Church has opened a recycling center for aluminum cans, with proceeds going to Habitat for Humanity of Bulloch County.