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Once considered a national model for early childhood education, Georgia's lottery-funded pre-kindergarten program is now grappling with declining enrollment and slipping quality rankings, according to a new national report.

This weekend, postal carriers will collect non-perishable food items for those in need. Simply place your donations next to your mailbox on Saturday, May 10, prior to your mail delivery time. All donations will stay local!

Described as a mentor and an inspiration in the field of public relations and beyond, Dr. Pamela Bourland-Davis's loss is being felt deeply throughout the community.

As the Catholic Church prepares to select a new leader following the death of Pope Francis, a Georgia Southern University historian is shedding light on the centuries-old papal conclave process.

First Baptist Church Statesboro invites community members aged 50+ to its Young At Heart luncheon on May 13 at 11:30 a.m., where renowned author and speaker Dr. Richard Blackaby will headline the event in Perry Fellowship Hall.

Leaders from Georgia Southern University, SEDA, and other key organizations are joining forces to steer SHIP's mission of transforming Savannah into a leading center for innovation.

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Matthew Hashiguchi’s documentary, 'The Only Doctor,' has earned him a Peabody Award, recognizing the film's powerful portrayal of a sole physician serving a rural community.

At Tuesday’s meeting, Bulloch County Commissioners tabled a proposed $84 million bond plan for a jail expansion, citing the need for more time to review the complex financing structure. The wide-ranging agenda also included approvals for new recreation land in Portal, storm cleanup costs, and reallocations of millions in SPLOST and TSPLOST funds.

The Statesboro-Bulloch Chamber of Commerce's Annual Golf Tournament was a resounding success, drawing a record number of 50 teams to play