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Bulloch Solutions is inviting all Co-Op members to attend the 2025 Annual Meeting on May 22 at Connection Church, where attendees will hear key updates, receive a $50 bill credit, and have a chance to win prizes—including a $500 grand prize.

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Brooklet local Courtney Capps has recently published her first book, "Twenty Lessons from Twenty-Something: Hard Truths & Unexpected Lessons from Secondary Infertility," a poignant and inspiring account of her struggles with secondary infertility and the life lessons she learned along the way.

Bulloch County Schools has certified its first 20 high school students in Heavy Equipment Operations, marking a major step forward for its new workforce-driven career pathway in skilled trades and construction.

Heavy rainfall has led to hazardous road conditions and multiple closures across Bulloch County on Monday, May 12, 2025. As more storms are expected tonight, officials are urging drivers to use extreme caution and stay weather-aware.

The Averitt Center for the Arts recently celebrated the opening of a new exhibition in its Rosengart Fine Art Gallery. Titled "Paths to Grace," the show features the captivating abstract expressionist paintings of local artist Jasmine Leach.

The Bulloch County Board of Education celebrated REACH Scholars in a reception before the meeting and presented each graduate with a cord to wear at graduation. The board reviewed the 2026 fiscal year budget and approved bus purchases and repairs of schools damaged in Hurricane Helene.

The Georgia Department of Education celebrated nearly 2,000 future educators during its first-ever Teach in the Peach Statewide Educator Signing Day, held Tuesday, May 6, at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta and across the state.

The Georgia Department of Transportation has launched a feasibility study for a high-speed rail line connecting Atlanta and Savannah, reviving decades-old hopes for intercity passenger travel that could ease congestion and offer a faster alternative to driving or flying.

Georgia has taken a major step toward equitable employment with the passage of Senate Bill 55, the “Dignity and Pay Act,” which will phase out the subminimum wage for workers with disabilities by 2027.