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A CPA with Dabbs, Hickman, Hill, & Cannon, LLP was invited to class to help business management students understand the importance of accounting

Since its start in 2014, the campaign is credited with helping save more than 2,000 lives, including 240 here in Georgia. Roughly one-third of those who survived were children. As part of the campaign, the Red Cross works with local partners to install free smoke alarms and share fire safety information with families.

The Bulloch County Recreation and Parks Department hosted its annual "Cookies with Santa" event this weekend at the Bulloch County Ag Complex. Scroll through our gallery of fun highlights from the holiday event to see if you can spot your little one!

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Charles Davis shares his story as a musician and composer who began a window washing business in Statesboro in the 1980s. The business and his music have led his family through many chapters, including serving in missions and getting the opportunity to attend his alma mater's 50th and 100th anniversary celebrations.

Hunter McCumber died unexpectedly on Saturday at the age of 32. He was the creative genius who brought the pages of Statesboro Magazine and many other publications to life.

Georgia Southern starts on a 37-8 run, ties school mark for most points in a road contest.

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.

The Federal Rail Administration has awarded $1.5 million in grants to explore linking Atlanta with Savannah; Charlotte, N.C.; and Chattanooga, Tenn. The grants are part of $8.2 billion in new funding for passenger rail projects announced last week.

Southeast Bulloch Flag Football wins third state championship in a row after defeating North Oconee, 14-0, at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.