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Residents of The Vault apartments had a close call Wednesday evening when a fire broke out on a balcony, but thankfully, a swift response from the fire department kept the situation under control.

The Statesboro Police Department's Captain Andrew Samples was among 244 recent graduates of the FBI National Academy, an opportunity that provides advanced training for law enforcement in leadership, wellness, and fitness, as well as the opportunity to collaborate with peers and experts.

The Statesboro Main Street Farmers Market team is calling on community members to help keep the Willie McTell Trail beautiful with a special cleanup event on Saturday, March 29th, ahead of the market season kicking off April 5.

Harvest Moon, a tribute band honoring the legendary careers of Neil Young and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, will perform live in Statesboro. Formed in 2018 by seasoned veterans of the Atlanta music scene, the band brings together an exceptional lineup of talented musicians to celebrate the iconic hits that defined a generation.

Oliver Maner partner Greg Hodges has been honored as a Fellow of the prestigious American College of Trial Lawyers, recognizing his exceptional career in trial law.

Education is a cornerstone of community development, and in Bulloch County, the state of education remains a key concern for local families and community members. One of the most pressing issues is the reading proficiency of 3rd graders.

April is Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month, and the American Parkinson Disease Association (APDA) is launching a "Did You Know?" campaign to educate the public, support those affected, and raise awareness about the impact of Parkinson’s disease.

Eli James Torrence has been charged with child molestation, sexual battery, enticing a child for indecent purposes, and cruelty to children. Law enforcement is asking for the public's assistance in determining his whereabouts. Contact the Sylvania Police Department at (912) 564-2056 with any information.   

Week 10 at the Capitol was filled with significant legislative progress, including the passage of key bills addressing tort reform, protections for service members, and improved organ transport procedures.

The Portal community is coming together to support 4-year old Sydney, who was diagnosed with leukemia earlier this year. Everyone will get together at Portal Elementary School for "A Day for Sydney" on Friday, March 28th.