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Looking to stay active, social, and refreshed this summer? Bulloch County Recreation & Parks’ Adult 50+ Program has something for everyone from fitness and fun to friendship and community.

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Emmy-winning cinematographer David Wright’s documentary "Finding Freedom" captures the powerful story of Freedom the bald eagle and his bond with longtime Wildlife Center Director Steve Hein. Born from a decades-long friendship and a shared respect for wildlife, the film now stands as a timeless tribute to trust, resilience, and the enduring spirit of Georgia Southern University

Bulloch County Sheriff Noel Brown led a memorial ceremony on May 19 honoring Sgt. Wilbur Berry, who was killed in the line of duty 24 years ago while serving a warrant. Colleagues, family, and community members gathered to reflect on Berry’s legacy of service, mentorship, and compassion, vowing to keep his memory alive through annual tributes and upcoming benefit events.

From childhood sketches to award-nominated stage costumes, Georgia Southern senior Margaret Riggs has turned a passion for sewing into a standout career in fashion design — and she’s just getting started.

Georgia has enacted tougher penalties for fentanyl trafficking under a new law signed by Gov. Brian Kemp, aiming to curb the spread of the deadly drug that continues to claim young lives across the state.

Accent Creative Group has earned a prestigious Gold Award of Excellence in the 31st Annual Communicator Awards for its work on the 2025 Visit Statesboro Visitors Guide.

The city of Brooklet held a Work Session and City Council Meeting held on Thursday, May 15, 2025. The Work Session, which began at 6:30pm, and the City Council Meeting, immediately following at 7:00pm, covered topics ranging from development proposals to zoning and water policies.

Most farmers may not call themselves CEOs, but that’s exactly what they are—and through AgSouth Farm Credit’s AGAware® program, young, beginning, and small farmers across the Southeast are getting the financial tools and business training they need to successfully lead their operations.

Trinity Episcopal Church in Statesboro has planted a food forest on its campus with support from Georgia Interfaith Power and Light, expanding its community garden and advancing its mission of environmental stewardship and food justice.