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Hope for Ocmulgee National Park already growing thanks to state agency

Hope for Ocmulgee National Park already growing thanks to state agency

The dream of Georgia’s first national park just got one step closer to reality — the Georgia Department of Transportation has officially donated 136 acres of thriving wetlands to the proposed Ocmulgee National Park, marking a major milestone in the decades-long, bipartisan push to elevate this sacred and historic land into a national treasure.
Protect our kids! Review this school bus safety guide for Bulloch County drivers

Protect our kids! Review this school bus safety guide for Bulloch County drivers

With the new school year fast approaching, it's important for drivers in Bulloch County to understand and adhere to school bus safety regulations. This article outlines the rules for stopping, fines, and penalties, ensuring the safety of students and other drivers on the road.
Bulloch Rec's fall registration now open for youth, adults, and seniors

Bulloch Rec's fall registration now open for youth, adults, and seniors

From youth sports leagues to senior activities, Bulloch County has a fall activity for everyone! Fall sports registration is open through August 11, and all other programs will remain open until filled.
Good Morning, Bulloch!

Good Morning, Bulloch!

Click on the picture of the day to get local sports scores, weather and lowest gas prices in town. Check back for updates throughout the day.
Uptown Cheapskate turns reusable bags into aid for disaster relief

Uptown Cheapskate turns reusable bags into aid for disaster relief

In a heartwarming example of community spirit, Uptown Cheapskate in Statesboro, GA, is transforming a surplus of reusable shopping bags into a vital lifeline for victims of local disasters. Through a partnership with Bulloch County Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD), the store is channeling funds to provide critical assistance to those affected by fires and other emergencies.
Brooklet Council addresses property maintenance, public safety and ongoing growth challenges

Brooklet Council addresses property maintenance, public safety and ongoing growth challenges

At its recent meeting, the Brooklet City Council reviewed the city's financial standing, approved significant investment in local park infrastructure, and addressed concerns raised by residents.
State lawmakers consider impact of vaping ahead of possible legislation

State lawmakers consider impact of vaping ahead of possible legislation

Tobacco companies are using influencers, bright packaging, and fruity flavors to target teens, raising concerns among Georgia lawmakers about youth vaping.
Georgia ag leaders set to convene in Perry for annual policy summit

Georgia ag leaders set to convene in Perry for annual policy summit

Georgia’s top voices in agriculture will come together in Perry this August as farmers, lawmakers, and industry leaders gather for the 2025 Joint Ag Issues Summit — a yearly event focused on shaping the future of the state’s number one industry through honest conversation, shared experience, and forward-thinking policy.
Understanding shoulder pain and morning spine health

Understanding shoulder pain and morning spine health

Shoulder pain can be a real pain, but what if the pain isn't what it seems? Sometimes shoulder pain isn't really about your shoulder! This article unpacks how issues in your neck can manifest as shoulder pain and how understanding this connection is key to finding lasting relief.
ORK offers Georgia Master Naturalist Program

ORK offers Georgia Master Naturalist Program

Ogeechee Riverkeeper and UGA Extension are teaming up to launch a hands-on Georgia Master Naturalist program this fall, offering epic field trips, expert-led lessons, and an official UGA certification for those ready to dive deep into the wild side of the Peach State.