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This weekend, you can shop the Youth Career Commission's flea market in downtown Statesboro to help the students raise funds for their summer camp. Businesses or individuals can also sell at the market for a vendor fee of only $25. You keep your profits!

Statesboro will soon be home to a new state-of-the-art automotive collision repair facility behind Franklin Chevrolet. Scheduled to open in early 2025, site prep for the Franklin Collision Center has begun off Veterans Memorial Parkway.

Cyclists in the annual Bicycle Ride Across Georgia will make their way through Bulloch County on Friday morning, June 7 before stopping to spend the night at the RAC at Georgia Southern.

Statesboro's mayor and City Council express support for proposed, state-funded safety improvements to SR 67/Fair Road, including a roundabout where the route intersects the Veterans Memorial Parkway bypass.

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The Saturday, June 1 event brought together community members to support Child Advocacy Services Southeast Georgia’s mission of preventing child abuse and neglect, and ensuring the overall well-being of children and families through advocacy, education, networking, and evidence-based prevention programs.

Brooklet City Council held a public hearing on the city's $1.5 million proposed budget on Tuesday morning.

The women's league is back in action at home next Tuesday, June 11, with a match against the South Carolina United Bantams.

Thanks to new legislation in Georgia, you can receive a tax credit with your monetary donation to the Statesboro Police Officer’s Foundation.