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Statesboro Powersports hosted its inaugural Buggy Show on Saturday, April 20, 2024, showing off the store's renovations and all the possibilities customers can expect with buggy customizations.

The Statesboro-Bulloch County Library is now home to a new copy of "My Grandpa, My Tree and Me" by Roxanne Troup, thanks to a donation from local organizations. The American Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture selected the book as its 2024 Book of the Year for its accurate and positive portrayal of agriculture.

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Happy Earth Day! You can celebrate Earth Week right here in Statesboro by joining Keep Statesboro-Bulloch Beautiful in “The Greater Statesboro Pickup” this upcoming Sunday, April 28.

At the championship, held at Georgia Tech in March, the STEM Club’s members medaled in 14 of the 24 individual events, bringing home eight first-place finishes, two second-place medals, and four third-place.

This rate – which applies to students who complete a Career Pathway – exceeds the overall state graduation rate by 13.35 percentage points, underscoring the relevance and effectiveness of CTAE opportunities. Pathway completers are prepared to pursue higher education, enter the military, accept an apprenticeship opportunity, or immediately begin their career.

This has been a second round tradition that Statesboro has started this past year

The seasoned, professional musicians of the Eric Mintel Quartet will be joined by nineteen Georgia Southern students from the Fred and Dinah Gretsch School of Music for an evening of music you won't soon forget.

The public is invited to hear and give feedback to this process at the board meetings on April 25 and May 9. The meetings are open to the public and begin at 6:30 p.m. in the boardroom of the school district's Central Office. The District is scheduled to request final budget adoption by the Board on June 6.

Angler Jeffrey Forester of Rossville, GA, landed a 1 lb, 0 oz (10 13/16-inches) rock bass on April 6 on South Chickamauga Creek.