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The Bulloch County Clerk of Court’s Office is warning residents about a jury duty scam in which callers impersonate court officials or law enforcement to demand fraudulent fine payments over the phone or via text.

The fields were overflowing with families and the baskets were overflowing with strawberries at Franklin Farms' 'Berries in the Boro' event, marking a resounding success for the farm and local vendors.

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A new World War I exhibit at Georgia Southern's Henderson Library brings history to life through personal narratives, artifacts, and the efforts of historians, students, and guest lecturer Amanda Nagel to preserve the memories of those who experienced the war.

Teams competed in the fourth annual Grillin' For Healing barbecue cook-off to raise money for the Hearts and Hands Clinic.

AgSouth Farm Credit CEO Vance Dalton announced a total of $65.1 million in patronage distributions for 2024, with $30 million already provided to members impacted by Hurricane Helene and the remaining $35.1 million to be disbursed in April.

The Georgia Senate has adopted Senate Resolution 237, sponsored by Sen. Billy Hickman (R–Statesboro), urging the Georgia Professional Standards Commission and other state education departments to provide recommendations for strengthening the K-12 education workforce.

A bill to legalize human composting as an alternative burial method in Georgia is now headed to Gov. Brian Kemp for approval.

The young Georgia Southern women's soccer squad put together an unbeaten 4-0 mark, as they prepare for the Fall slate.

Georgia Farm Bureau is on the hunt for Georgia’s top farm dog, recognizing hardworking canines who help with herding, guarding, and companionship.