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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.

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Delores Groomes has been a cornerstone of Statesboro’s business and civic community, building a career that blends professional success with deep community involvement. From an unexpected start in the insurance industry to becoming a partner at Brinson, Williams & Groomes, her journey is a testament to hard work, resilience, and a passion for service. Beyond her business, she has dedicated herself to revitalizing downtown, mentoring future leaders, and giving back in countless ways.

Ogeechee Technical College’s Paramedicine Program was named Healthcare Partner of the Year 2025 at this year’s State of Healthcare summit. The event, hosted by the Statesboro-Bulloch Chamber and presented by East Georgia Regional Medical Center, highlighted innovation, workforce development, and community collaboration in local healthcare.

Residents at Southern Manor Senior Living were treated to an unexpected burst of joy when a surprise visit from Starburst the Clown turned an ordinary Saturday into a celebration of laughter, music, and cherished memories.

As the 2025 Legislative Session enters its final weeks, lawmakers have made significant progress on tax cuts, education reform, and support for Georgia’s workforce.

Georgia’s House Bill 340, which would ban cellphones in all public elementary and middle schools, is moving closer to becoming law after passing a Senate committee.

The two cupset specialists are set to clash at Tormenta Stadium on April 1.

Local Statesboro High School students made a strong showing at the 2025 South Georgia Xcel Xpo’s welding competition, with multiple teams securing top spots in the amateur division and proving their talent in a field that’s hotter than ever.