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Applications for the fall internship in Washington D.C. are due by Friday, July 5, 2024.

Head coach Hana Haden has begun filling out the roster for the upcoming first season in Statesboro.

The Ranch Rodeo is looking to show audiences how the life of a rancher looks up close and in person through a series of competitions. Come out to have some fun, and learn a little bit about cowboys in the process. A portion of the money raised in this event will be going to Fostering Bulloch and the 7th Mile Farm.

South Georgia Tormenta FC lost a rival match-up to Greenville Triumph in the fourth round of the USL Jägermeister Cup. SGTFC has a minimum of four matches left to play in the USL Jägermeister inaugural season. They hit the pitch again on Saturday.

Let Michele LeBlanc give you a tour of Eagle Health & Rehabilitation here in Statesboro, and learn about how they work to make their facility warm, welcoming, and personalized for every resident.

The event, a heartfelt tribute to the emancipation of enslaved African Americans and a celebration of the enduring strength and rich culture of the community, will take place at Fair Road Park and feature a full afternoon and evening of fun.

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Hands-on professor, mom, and community champion, Dr. Kristina (Tina) Patterson moved to Statesboro in 2018 and quickly became an integral part of local efforts to serve youth and address community concerns.

A collaboration between Chatham Area Transit and FUSE, the CAT SMART microtransit project is supported by a $1.2 million SMART Grant and will introduce a flexible, on-demand transportation service that uses dynamically routed vehicles to respond to real-time passenger requests. The project's goal is to enhance mobility and accessibility for all residents.