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Grice Connect sends our congratulations and best wishes to the PHS Class of 2023. We are proud of your accomplishments and can't wait to see what you do in the future!

"God always provides, in every need and challenge.  The timing of this food drop, lifted my spirit proving that with God there is always a way.  HE will send even a stranger to give you light in your darkest moments.  Look at all this light!," said Marsha Fulton upon receiving Feed the Boro's 1.5 millionth meal.

Local EMS team members were recognized and honored at a luncheon provided by EGRMC on Tuesday. This week is national EMS Week.

Three Tree Coffee Roasters has been giving $1 of each coffee bag sold through their shops or through their online store to safe houses in need. Safe houses they have partnered with include Tharros Place and Out of Darkness.

Through the initiative, the city of Statesboro will be receiving $1.65 million for the Creek on the Blue Mile project. The state of Georgia is disbursing more than $200 million in grant funds in total to assist assets impacted by the pandemic.

Hanon Systems, a global provider of automotive thermal and energy management solutions, will create 160 new jobs and invest more than $40 million in a new manufacturing facility in Bulloch County. It will be located in the Gateway Industrial Park near Cardinal Glass.

The 29 members of the Class of 2023, regional leaders from business, professional and civic organizations, participate in a five-month course of ongoing personal and professional growth to build connections and learn collaboration skills that empower them to improve the region.

Since 1994, Troy W. Marsh, Jr. has represented thousands of people in personal injury and wrongful death cases, particularly car wreck cases.

Deputies attempted to conduct a traffic stop on Westside Rd. near Willow Hill Rd., which ensued in a short chase before the suspect crashed into another vehicle. Upon impact, the suspect exited the vehicle and ran away from the scene. Deputies are in the area attempting to locate the suspect. The suspect was possibly a black male with short dreads wearing a black t-shirt. PLEASE AVOID the area of Westside Rd. and Willow Hill Rd. at this time.

Join the Mitchells for the latest performance in the Trinity Episcopal Benefit Concert Series on June 2. All proceeds from the concert will benefit Fixing the Boro.