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Fixing the Boro recently hosted their “Hello Summer Adoption Event” last week. The event was used to advance and support the adoption process of several locally-rescued cats and dogs.

Georgia State Patrol troopers are investigating an accident involving a child in the City of Statesboro on Saturday that has left an 8 year old boy on life support in a Savannah Hospital.

From mini booths and animals to great food, 4-H kids and parents depend on the Kiwanis Club of Statesboro to provide an outlet for showing and fundraising. Grice Connect's Beth Harrell takes a look at how the two organizations work together.

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Thanks to McCook's Pharmacy for making Bulloch Tid Bit's, produced by the Bulloch County Historical Society, available on Grice Connect. Without a doubt my favorite publication on Statesboro is "A Century of Progress" by Leodale and GC Coleman, two brothers that owned the Bulloch Times and Herald for many years

Grice Connect's reporter Brandon Robinson and Statesboro Youth Connect Intern, Ja'Kori Cope wanted to share some of their GC fame showcasing the program and Youth Connect Students. Together, they take a look at where other Youth Connect summer workers are placed and how they are impacted by the program. Here is Part 1-of-3 of our SYC Student Series.

The Food Bank is more than excited to finally announce that construction will soon begin on its new facility! Everyone is invited to the groundbreaking ceremony will be held next Tuesday, on June 27, at 11:00 a.m.

The challenge — a scheduling alliance between the two leagues — will kick off during the opening week of the 2023-24 season. Men's team will play at EMU on Nov. 11; Women's team will host EMU on same date

Get Tight Productions recently hosted a Ranch Rodeo at the Bulloch County Agricultural Complex to help fundraise for the Fostering Bulloch organization. The rodeo showcased multiple events which highlighted the day-to-day life of real ranch cowboys.

Local officials are asking residents and hunters to help prevent the spread of CWD to Georgia.