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Management is cooperating with local law enforcement and keeping resident safety and security its highest priority.

Action pact will hold its 4th annual Rubber Duck Race at Splash in the Boro on Friday, May 17, 2024. There are 100 race ducks trained and ready to hit the water!

The team has four preseason matches, three home tournaments, and several key home conference matchups. The Eagles hope to improve on the 23-win season from a year ago and make the team's first NCAA Tournament since 2013.

A male has been flown to Savannah after another shooting in Statesboro, GA. This shooting occurred near Tuesday night's shooting involving an SPD officer. Click on the image to read more.

Start your engines! Southern Cruisers' 32nd annual Car and Truck Show is this Saturday at the Kiwanis-Ogeechee Fairgrounds.

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A sweet set of relationships are developing through a lost art: letter writing between Pen Pals. The children of Roosevelt Cone's Character Development Center are brightening the days -- and learning the history -- of the generations that came before them through their Pen Pal program with Southern Manor Senior Living.

Out of 51 eligible alumni communities, 4 communities were selected for the second phase of review, which consisted of a site visit. After the site visit, Statesboro was selected as one of the inaugural communities. GICH Senior Year will allow the City of Statesboro to receive technical assistance from the Carl Vinson Institute, Georgia Municipal Association, and Department of Community Affairs on several housing and development-related grants.

The 29 leaders in the 2024 cohort, including four from Bulloch County, explored rural health and public safety issues in this session of the program.

After keeping tuition flat at all but one of the University System of Georgia's 26 institutions for six of the past eight years, the system's Board of Trustees approved the tuition hike Tuesday. Out-of-state students will see a 5% increase, and a new third level of tuition for out-of-country students will be set at 2% above the out-of-state rate.