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Georgia Southern University's Parker College of Business flagship scholars program allows students the opportunity to grow exponentially on a personal and professional level as they earn their degree. Carly Gagne, Luke Powell, and Sean Robertson represent Southeast Bulloch High School as the first students from the school to ever enter the program.

Statesboro’s proposed FY2026 budget uses internal loans to fill a $2.3 million gap in the city’s fire fund without raising property taxes. City Manager Charles Penny said the budget remains balanced, with strong reserves and continued investment in staffing, infrastructure, and essential services.

On Monday, April 28, 2025, the Bulloch County Historical Society welcomed an enthusiastic crowd of approximately 70 members and guests for a special presentation by Dr. Todd Beasley, Director of the Georgia Southern Botanical Garden.

Georgia Southern head coach Andrew Goodwin looks back on another fantastic season for the Eagles.

The team's home opener is set for Wednesday, May 28 at Tormenta Stadium.

Yamaha has donated three fully equipped boats to the Georgia DNR, bolstering their efforts in wildlife management, law enforcement, and state park operations.

The Southeast Bulloch High School girls tennis team is making waves as they advance to the Final Four of the GHSA state playoffs, where they will face Bainbridge High School on May 14, 2025.

Athletes of all backgrounds came together for a powerful day of competition and community as The Garage at Statesboro hosted its second Festivus Games on April 26, celebrating strength, perseverance, and the spirit of everyday fitness.

Public servants in Georgia will soon have more investment options for their retirement funds, thanks to a new law raising the cap on alternative investments.

Governor Brian Kemp signed bipartisan legislation today at the Georgia Forestry Association headquarters to deliver critical relief to forest landowners and rural communities devastated by Hurricane Helene.