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Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia serves countless members of our community who are food insecure. They have qualified for a $2 million grant, but they need to raise an additional $2 million in matching funds by September 30. Read more about their new, expanded facility and how you can help.

Closures for Chatham County

To be eligible, children had to be receiving SNAP benefits between January to May 11, 2023.

Players took the field at Allen Paulson Stadium for preseason camp on Aug. 2. The team is welcoming lot of new faces this season. The Eagle roster features 97 returning players and 32 newcomers since the spring. GS returns a total of 10 starters, seven offense and three on defense, and 36 letterwinners.

An apartment building was damaged by fire on Sunday morning August 6 in the City of Statesboro. Statesboro and Bulloch County Firefighters battled the blaze.

Georgia HOPE is a community-based provider of mental health, substance use, and family preservation services in the state of Georgia. The organization seeks to promote, recover, and sustain the mental health of family units throughout the State of Georgia. The Georgia HOPE Statesboro Office is located at 114 Savannah Avenue.

The first-round of grant funding for fiscal year 2024 includes a total of 269 grants across 47 counties in three funding categories. The bridge grant will provide funding for operating support to 162 nonprofit arts organizations, including the Averitt Center.

Statesboro's Small Business Bash will be held on Saturday, September 23rd, downtown. Cheer South All-Stars is hosting the event in celebration of its 25th year of being a small business in Statesboro. They are hoping to celebrate and spotlight other small businesses within the community, making this community event a celebration of entrepreneurship.

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Thanks to McCook's Pharmacy for making the replay of the Bulloch Tid Bit's available on Grice Connect. From 1897 until 1933, the Savannah and Statesboro Railway carted our citizens to Savannah and back for numerous reasons