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Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper visited Statesboro Monday, meeting with local farmers in the former Kmart parking lot. Attending at the invitation of Senator Billy Hickman, the gathering focused on agricultural issues and state support initiatives like the Georgia Grown program.

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Statesboro and Bulloch County Fire Departments responded to a house fire in Chances Trailer Park off of Highway 301 North in Bulloch County, GA, causing extensive damage to the home believed to have originated in the kitchen.

Youth in Statesboro, Georgia gained valuable life and career skills after completing a program at the Youth Career Commission. The YCC graduation ceremony highlighted the program's success in empowering young people and fostering a supportive community.

The Statesboro Bulloch Chamber of Commerce proudly announces the naming of its Community Room in honor of Weichert, Realtors® - Webb & Associates, recognizing their significant contribution and shared commitment to fostering economic growth and collaboration within the region.

Georgia Power has significantly broadened its financial assistance program, now accessible to tens of thousands more customers with limited incomes, following approval by the Georgia Public Service Commission in December 2023 and implementation on May 1, 2024.

CAE has launched its inaugural Gulfstream-dedicated business aviation training center near Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. headquarters in Savannah, bolstering pilot and maintenance technician training capabilities with up to four full-flight simulators and advanced virtual reality programs.

Honorees were named from men’s golf, women’s golf, and rifle. To be eligible for these honors, student-athletes must be starters or important reserves with at least a 3.50 cumulative GPA.

Invasive aquatic species can cause significant ecological and economic impacts across the state, and the Georgia Department of Resources is asking for the public's help to prevent the spread of this type of snail.

The Friends of the Library Bookstore is looking for volunteers! A colorful addition to our community since 2021, the bookstore attracts readers of all ages.