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These lane closures are necessary for widening activities for I-16 and bridge work at the I-16/I-516 Interchange.

Congressman Rick W. Allen's (GA-12) Nuclear Licensing Efficiency Act becomes law, part of a bipartisan nuclear energy package aimed at enhancing the efficiency and expansion of America's nuclear capabilities, following the successful operation of Plant Vogtle's units 3 and 4 in Georgia.

Georgia's bald eagle population achieves another successful nesting season, with state surveys indicating above-average nest success rates and continued growth, showcasing ongoing conservation efforts for the iconic national bird.

Georgia's infrastructure earned a "C+" grade in a recent report by the American Society of Civil Engineers, highlighting both successes, such as high marks for ports and energy, and challenges, including a low grade for transit systems and concerns about water infrastructure, prompting calls for enhanced investment and improvement.

Georgia Department of Transportation continues essential road work throughout Southeast Georgia.  As a result, work on construction and maintenance projects will continue through Friday, July 19. 

Experience the uplifting sounds of Jubal Brass at Statesboro Primitive Baptist Church on July 17th, featuring a worship concert of sacred music and congregational favorites in celebration of the 63rd Annual Progressive Primitive Baptist Music Workshop.

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The newly formed Elizabeth Scott Brown Scholars in Service Foundation Inc. has awarded its first local scholarships to two deserving students. Nicholes Cortes was selected for a renewable annual award of $1,500, while Eli Compton received a renewable annual award of $1,000.

Statesboro celebrated Walmart's grand reopening after a comprehensive remodeling project. Store manager Antonio Garcia shared insights into the extensive renovations and exciting additions that have transformed the shopping experience for customers in the community.

Georgia Southern University Head Football Coach Clay Helton recently shared his enthusiastic outlook for the upcoming 2024 season with the Kiwanis Club of Statesboro. Emphasizing the importance of community support and a strong team culture, Helton expressed his gratitude for the warm welcome he and his family have received in Statesboro and his excitement about the team's promising prospects.