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Chairman Thompson made the tie breaking vote to rezone a property adjacent to Youngblood Road from a Residential-25 to Residential-15, after developers received approval from the EDP to utilize a community septic-sewage system. Residents of homes near the proposed subdivision spoke in opposition to the request. Click on the picture to read all County business covered at the meeting.

The Sweet Impact in Statesboro will hold a Grand Opening at its storefront on April 6th from 11am-6pm.

Bulloch Commissioners heard presentations for the final two departments on Thursday for the upcoming budget. Click on the picture to read more.

If you drive by the fountain in downtown Statesboro this month, you will notice that it has turned blue! This is part of the Statesboro Exchange Club's effots to raise awareness and support for Child Abuse Prevention Month.

South Georgia Tormenta FC hosts the Savannah Clovers in the Second Round of the US Open Cup at Tormenta Stadium on Wednesday, April 2 at 7:00 p.m.

Senator Billy Hickman provides a legislative update for week 12 under the gold dome.

One of the actions taken by the City Council at their bi-monthly meeting on Tuesday was to approve the paving of the City's last unpaved street. They also approved the new proximity waiver revisions to help expand entertainment venues downtown. Click on the image to read about all the action taken at the meeting.

So far, the South Georgia Tormenta FC team record for the 2024 regular season is 1-2-1.

The Bulloch County School Board discussed budgeting and obstacles to overcome in the next step in planning the development of the new Southeast Bulloch County High School.

The Statesboro Food Bank is in need of particular items this week for children who are out of school for spring break. Please check out the list in the article to see how you can help!