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Rep. Lehman Franklin provides his Week 8 legislative update.

U.S. Marshals Service agents arrested Kentaevious Davis, age 20, at a residence in Tattnall County, Georgia. Davis is a suspect in the Days Inn double murder in Statesboro.

Ogeechee Riverkeeper welcomes registrations for this year's Canoochee Paddle Race, which will be held Saturday, April 13. Trophies will be presented for timed winners as well as outlandish categories like Dynamic Duo, Funkiest Costume, Most Creative Boat, and the Lazy River Award for the slowest paddler. Georgia-based country artist Chris Stalcup will perform.

Click on the picture of the day to get local sports scores, weather and lowest gas prices in town. Check back for updates throughout the day.

This article introduces Cal Avery, the "Barn Hunter," whose passion for photographing barns across the Southeast has made him a social media sensation. Inspired by his late wife, Marisue, Avery's journey is a captivating exploration of rural beauty and heritage, where each image tells a story of discovery and the enduring power of inspiration.

Grice Connect is compiling a daily list of everyone who has qualified from Bulloch to run for Federal, State or local office. Qualifying began on Monday, March 4, 2024, beginning at 9:00am through March 8, 2024, at 12:00pm. Click on picture to read more.

The open house will include a presentation on existing conditions data for population, growth, traffic, and roads as well as a summary of the public feedback received thus far. Attendees will also have the opportunity to participate in an interactive exercise to provide input on the proposed transportation priorities.

Georgia Southern University announced the death of Nick Henry, GS's 10th President. Click on the image to read a statement from GS President Kyle Marrero.

Ms. Dorothy Black helped to unveil the commemorative sign that was placed at the base of the tree, which was planted on the EGSC Swainsboro campus behind the Luck F. Gambrell Building. 

The evening’s festivities will begin with a VIP reception at 4:30 p.m. at the Metal Building at Trustees’ Garden, featuring an open bar, delicious food prepared by Chef Nick Mueller and a fast-paced live auction led by auctioneer Erin Kienzle of Giving4Good. Following the auction, trolleys will take guests to an exclusive entrance at the Lucas Theatre for the Arts to enjoy prime seating for the festival’s kick-off concert, featuring three-time GRAMMY Award-winning jazz vocalist Samara Joy.