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The Franklin Collision Center in Statesboro just broke ground for their new facility, celebrating with an event full of laughter, memories, and high hopes for the future. This milestone marks another chapter in the long history of the Franklin family business, deeply rooted in the community since 1940.

Inspiring others with her dedication to improving care for homebound, mobility-limited older populations in rural areas, Statesboro nurse practitioner and owner of Above and Beyond Healthcare Services, Nancy A. Hurlock, DNP, AGPCNP-BC was recognized with a South University Alumni Achievement Award.

The called meeting of the Brooklet City Council on June 24, 2024 encouraged speculations that a new city manager will step into the role soon, as former Metter City Manager Carter Crawford was present with the council during executive session discussions.

Once again, Statesboro City Councilman Phil Boyum has announced his intent to resign from his District 1 Council seat. He made the intentions known with a social media post. The announcement comes after a citizen requested Council look into his residency to see if he continued to reside in the City.

Blue Devil nation welcomes Zac Clark as the new head coach for the Statesboro High School baseball team.

What can you do if you have goose problems? Most times of the year, geese can be deterred with the use of harassment techniques. But, because geese cannot fly during the molt, these techniques may not work right now. Check out these tips for what to do instead.

Georgia Southern Athletics is excited to welcome Allie Ware as the new Deputy Athletics Director for Development, starting July 1, where she will lead the Georgia Southern Athletic Foundation and oversee sports supervision.

Gov. Brian Kemp has announced that the state is launching an in-depth assessment of Georgia’s prison system intended to identify steps necessary to improve safety. More than 3,500 assaults between inmates occurred in state prisons between 2021 and last year, according to state prison data, while 98 inmates were killed during that time.

His Majesty King Willem-Alexander and Her Majesty Queen Máxima of the Netherlands selected Savannah State University as part of their official working visit to the United States on June 11, 2024.