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The gift shop at Visit Statesboro on South Main is packed full of awesome locally made options for all your last minute shopping needs -- no shipping required! Stop by and let them help you pick out the perfect present, from specialty foods to jewelry to housewares and more.

Georgia Southern University Patrol Lt. Katie Hodges graduated with her master's degree in criminology over the weekend, a degree she completed while also working full time in public safety.

On Friday, December 8, Statesboro High School construction students welcomed their Pre-K counterparts for the annual Santa's Workshop. The fun event allows the older students to come together with the youngest to build a special Christmas gift they can take home to treasure.

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Nguyen moved to the United States in 1996 and moved to Statesboro in 1997. Her family opened Nikko back then, and she later opened Orchid in 2013. The restaurant will soon transition to new ownership, but here she shares memories of the decade she has spent in the restaurant with her own children and members of the Statesboro community.

The City of Statesboro celebrates it 220th birthday on Tuesday, December 19, 2023.

As a freshman for the Eagles, Simone ended up starting 17 of 21 games in 2020-21, averaging 6.6 points and 2.3 rebounds per game while also collecting 22 steals. As a sophomore, those numbers increased as she started 22 of 28 games, while also getting the chance to go back to San Diego and play a couple of games in front of her high school friends and family.

Grice Connect's sports reporter, Destiny Hartwell, is on a mission to shine a light on all the remarkable student athletes in our community. She is beginning a weekly summary of all things sport locally. Check out this week's preview of all sports in Bulloch County from Georgia Southern, Statesboro High, Southeast Bulloch High, Portal Middle High and Bulloch Academy.

Governor Brian P. Kemp announced a state employee retention pay supplement of $1,000 for each of the roughly 112,000 state employees and 196,000 educators and school support staff across the state.

Bulloch County outperformed the state in the majority of the CCRPI’s component areas for each grade segment - elementary, middle, and high schools. The school district significantly outperformed the state in the Closing the Gap component. Also, Bulloch County’s four-year graduation rate of 89.10% is higher than the state’s rate of 84.9%. Brooklet Elementary received Distinguished School status.