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Georgia Southern Athletics is thrilled to unveil the brand new GS Athletics Mobile App, designed to keep Eagle Nation connected and engaged like never before. Available for free on iOS and Android, this app offers real-time updates, exclusive content, and an array of features to enhance your fan experience, all powered by SIDEARM Sports.

Brantley Baker, Hayden Carner, Parker Claxton, Reece Coleman, Hogan Ingram, and Luke Koenig are Cobalt Golf All-America Scholars.

Bulloch County EMA Saturday, 8/3/24 released a morning update on Potential Tropical Cyclone Four. EMA remains in Increase Readiness phase and encourage citizens to stay alert to potentially changing weather conditions over the next few days. Now is the time to get your storm plan in place.

Don’t miss out on summer fun—head to your local fishing spot and try your hand at landing a catfish, a great activity for both seasoned and new anglers alike, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.

With Tropical Storm Debby anticipated to affect the region, Georgia Power is closely monitoring the forecast and preparing to respond swiftly to potential power outages and damage caused by severe weather conditions including damaging winds, heavy rain, lightning, and hail. Emphasizing safety, the company urges customers to take precautions and stay informed through resources available here.

Get ready to unleash your creativity because the Averitt Center for the Arts is starting their awesome visual arts and dance classes on August 12th!

The First Friday Pep Rally in downtown Statesboro marked the start of the fall sports season with excitement and community spirit.

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A man was shot inside a Brampton Avenue apartment in Statesboro on Friday evening following a personal dispute. The victim, who sustained a non-life-threatening gunshot wound, was treated at East Georgia Regional Medical Center.

For 17 years, Georgia Southern incoming freshmen have volunteered with the Office of Leadership and Community Engagement's BUILD program. Over the last two weeks, 70 incoming students served with 21 organizations around the community, forming friendships and community bonds that last through their college days and beyond.