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On the anniversary of her passing, family and friends are remembering the bright light of love and kindness that Kathryn Grayce Mullins was known for. Join us as we complete random acts of kindness in the community on Thursday, July 18, in Kathryn's memory and honor. #shinelikekathryn

In a touching display of solidarity and compassion, nearly 100 volunteers worked together in Statesboro, Georgia, to distribute truckloads of food to local residents in need. Organized by Feed the Boro, the food drop provided essential nourishment to over 1,000 families facing food insecurity in the area.

Marshall and JMU will both come to Paulson this fall. JMU is slated to be the Homecoming game.

AT&T has confirmed a data breach involving customer records, prompting collaboration with law enforcement to apprehend those responsible.

Join the Statesboro-Bulloch Remembrance Coalition to celebrate the brilliant minds of seven Bulloch County high school students at an awards ceremony and reception on July 23 at Willow Hill. Their powerful essays on racial injustice, judged by the Equal Justice Initiative, have earned them a total of $5,000 in prizes.

This week, the Trinity Yoga Ministry will host Kitten Yoga! The event is a fundraiser and adoption event for Fixing the Boro, and organizers say it will be a "pawsitively purrfect" way to spend your Friday evening.

New hours, a new look, and new additions to the menu are just a few reasons to be excited for the grand re-opening of Sally Mae’s Kitchen, scheduled for late August 2024. Meet the new owners who are bringing the best of over a decade of ‘fast-casual’ restaurant experience to the table.

Santa Claus brought a touch of holiday magic to the Brooklet Farmers Market’s Christmas in July event on Friday. Despite the summer heat, over 30 dedicated vendors participated, offering festive Christmas-themed products alongside their usual local goods.

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The Statesboro City Council approved $20,000 each for three apartment complexes to enhance security. Councilman Phil Boyum announced his resignation after 12 years effective August 1st. Continue reading for all business covered by City Council tonight.