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A two-story home in the Oakfield Subdivision was completely destroyed by a fire that erupted late Saturday night. Fortunately, no injuries were reported in the incident.

The Food Bank, Inc. has announced a landmark year, distributing a record-breaking 1.6 million meals to families in Bulloch County and beyond. This achievement, coupled with the introduction of new leadership, highlights the organization's continued commitment to combating food insecurity.

Nestled along Highway 301, Franklin's Farmstand is more than just a roadside market; it's a community hub offering a taste of nostalgia. This summer, they're serving up something special: a peach cobbler recipe using their fresh, ripe peaches.

Just in time for back-to-school season, Goodwill Southeast Georgia is hooking up local teachers with free books and special discounts at its 6th Annual Teacher Book Giveaway on Saturday, August 2.

Statesboro businesses and organizations, it's time to register for 'Boro Browse! This annual event at Georgia Southern University brings together local businesses, organizations, and the community for a day of discovery, networking, and fun.

East Georgia Regional Medical Center (EGRMC) is proud to announce that Kyndelle Cooper, LPN, has been awarded the DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses, recognizing her exceptional compassion and care for patients.

Three years ago, Georgia introduced 988 as a new way to connect people in crisis with the help they need — now, it’s saving lives every single day, with more Georgians than ever turning to the lifeline for mental health support, guidance, and hope.

Georgia Southern University has been officially recognized by Healthy Savannah for its dedication to providing lactation spaces for students, staff, and guests who are nursing. The recognition highlights the university's commitment to supporting breastfeeding mothers.

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The Statesboro Kiwanis Club honored outgoing secretary Bede Mitchell and his wife Carrie as they prepare to move to Albuquerque, celebrating their years of service with a plaque presentation and farewell remarks. The meeting also featured $6,000 in community grant donations to VOAD/Bulloch Strong, CASA, and We Move Tutoring, along with student spotlights from the Kiwanis Livestock Project.