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East Georgia State College’s Bobcat Summer Leadership Program concluded with a celebratory ceremony and luncheon, honoring eleven participants and awarding the inaugural Denny Key Memorial Scholarships to Dani Roberson and Jarissa Robinson for their exemplary leadership.

As the Class of 2025 embarks on their senior year, anticipation builds for the culmination of their high school journey: the graduation ceremonies, which have been scheduled for May 2025 across Bulloch County high schools.

Coach Zach Lankford gives his take on his position group.

Berrios has an extensive career in higher education, most recently serving as the Vice President of Academic Affairs at Florida National University.

Grice Connect has created a resource guide for TS Debby victims. This guide provides a one stop location for flood victims and individuals and organizations interested in providing assistance. Keep checking back as we will continue to update this list as more resources become available.

The Brooklet Planning and Zoning Commission's August 13 meeting focused heavily on the proposed "Oldfield" subdivision, with discussions centered around its impact on Brooklet. Concerns were raised about the timing of the city’s sewer system readiness and the potential strain on essential services, but developers assured the commission of their commitment to addressing these challenges.

As the summer winds down, the Botanic Garden at Georgia Southern University is ready to celebrate the changing of the seasons with exciting and educational events. With plans ranging from a pig roast to a bourbon tasting to the beloved plant sale, the Garden welcomes the community to a fall full of programming.

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The 14th annual Tasting Statesboro the United Way turned the Anthony P. Tippins Family Training Facility into a vibrant hub of culinary excellence and community spirit. With record-breaking attendance and funds raised, this beloved event not only showcased the best local cuisine but also raised vital funds for local nonprofits during a crucial time.

Leadership Bulloch seeks to identify and develop future community leaders by exposing class participants to various aspects of the community, including economic development, public safety, agribusiness and local and state government. Congratulations to these professionals chosen for the Class of 2025!