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The Board of Trustees of the Ogeechee Technical College Foundation announced at the We Are OTC Celebration on March 28, that the 2024 campaign raised $751,095 to support ongoing needs at Ogeechee Technical College.

Digital Marketing Bootcamp is a three-hour training program that guides attendees through setting measurable marketing goals for their business and provides insight on how SEO, social media, and technology can help them reach their goals.

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Local artists, business owners and food vendors filled the streets around the courthouse at the F1rst Friday Downtown Arts event on April 5, 2024. Strong winds carried delicious aromas and groovy music from booth to booth, while community members discovered new products and organizations in town. Here's a look into the laid-back family fun.

From appearances in New York Fashion Week to landing covers and pages on the leading multicultural wedding magazine, Jasmyne Summers's brand, Page XVII, is a reminder of the possibilities of accomplishment for other Statesboro residents with big dreams.

Get your wagons ready! The Botanic Garden at Georgia Southern will host its popular Spring Plant Sale this weekend -- Saturday, April 6, and Sunday, April 7.

Georgia Department of Transportation continues essential road work throughout Southeast Georgia.  As a result, work on construction and maintenance projects will continue Saturday, April 6 through Friday, April 12. 

Sophomore went 3-0 in singles, stretching her current win streak to 10, for the Eagles

On Saturday, April 6, 2024, Georgia Southern University's Fred and Dinah Gretsch School of Music presents its String Area Recital featuring String Students & Magnolia String Quartet, assisted by Dr. Karla Rocker & Dr. Michael Braz. The recital will begin at 5:00pm in the Carter Recital Hall on Georgia Southern's Statesboro campus and is free admission. 

More than 2.2 million Georgians have a disability, and of that, 14 percent of those are mobility related. Given the number of Georgians impacted, the Georgia DNR has put an increased focus on creating adaptive outdoor opportunities to people across the state.