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Budget discussions continued at the Bulloch County Board of Education work session last week. The draft budget will go up for tentative approval on June 6.

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Only 330 students per grade level nationwide were accepted into the program, which is being held in Annapolis this week.

Statesboro buzzed with excitement as families gathered for the much-anticipated Family Resource Fun Day. Hosted by Statesboro Village Builders, the event offered a day of free entertainment, engaging activities, and valuable community resources. From interactive games to delicious food and over 30 local vendors, the day was a great success. Read below for all the highlights and the full list of participating businesses!

During the closure, contractors will finish raising the existing Chatham Parkway bridge over I-16 to support reconstructed interstate lanes below. The schedule may change due to weather conditions.

Ogeechee Area Hospice is celebrating its 30th anniversary as part of the Statesboro community. You can join the celebration at their gala this Saturday, June 8 at The Venues at OTC. Purchase raffle tickets now for your chance to win a 2024 Rev lifted golf cart!

A total of 34 faculty and staff members from 23 USG institutions and the University System Office were in this year's class. This included Jennifer Fields and Natasha Goss from East Georgia State College and Aileen Dowell and Beth Myers from Georgia Southern.

Adults can now nominate rising 10th and 11th graders for the 2025 Youth LEAD Georgia class. Nominations are due by September 1.

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Lee will attend Notre Dame in the fall to study finance, something he's been interested in since he was a child. He has an impressive list of academic and extracurricular accomplishments but counts his friendships and memories made as equally important parts of his high school experience.