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Dorothy Johnson of Statesboro has been arrested in connection with the 2 year old's death at a home on Best Street in Statesboro back in 2020.

The remainder of the game times will be announced at a later date, no later than 12 days prior to kickoff.

Statesboro High grad and drum major Phil Lewis drew a standing ovation with his high energy baton twirling act on America's Got Talent last night. Simon Cowell called it the best he's ever seen.

This week, Ogeechee Riverkeeper announced its intent to sue the United States Army Corps of Engineers over permitting issues at the Hyundai Metaplant site in Bryan County.

On the night of June 3, 2024, the Statesboro Police Department responded to an armed robbery at the Five Points Store on Northside Drive West, where a suspect threatened the clerk with a firearm but fortunately caused no physical injuries. The SPD is now releasing surveillance footage to the media, seeking the public’s help in identifying the suspect involved in this alarming incident.

Michele LeBlanc is encouraging seniors in need of assistance to reach out for help maintaining their health and independence. She has all the information you need on this local non-profit organization that wants you to continue living your best life.

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Bulloch Commissioners discussed the timeline for the 2025 SPLOST renewal at their meeting on Tuesday evening. Read more for all business covered at the meeting.

Shanya Sherman, a college student who graduated from the Our Girls Rock Too program, cites her mentors as her inspiration for many things in her life, including the decision to return as a mentor. "They inspired me to be great, to do great, and become a leader."

Alexandra Jensen graduated this spring with a bachelor's in special education, a minor in psychology, and an English for Speakers of Other Languages Endorsement. She recalls the kindness and connection she experienced in her own second grade year and hopes to bring those same qualities to her classroom when she begins teaching 5th grade special education in Hinesville this fall.