Local News

Members of the Statesboro Amateur Radio Society are set to participate in the National Association for Amateur Radio field day on June 24 and 25 in Statesboro. Check out this story to learn more about becoming involved with HAM radios locally.

The Bulloch County Sheriff’s Office has issued arrest warrants for a suspect in the Dollar General and J and T Minute Mart armed robberies. SPD also has charged the suspect with two Enmark robberies.

Feed the Boro's (FTB) March Food Drop in partnership with Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia, presented by Statesboro Food Lion, and sponsored by Connection Church is scheduled for this Saturday, June 24th, beginning at 8am at Statesboro High School.

Grice Connect's Senior Reporter Michele LeBlanc keeps finding fun in the best places, with the best people. In this report, she shares about an outing with First Baptist Church's Young at Heart group. Michele is proving that Seniors can still have lots of fun, if they get out of the house and explore a little.

Governor Kemp appoints Senator Billy Hickman to serve as a member of the Southern Regional Education Board.

Former Statesboro bar owner was sentenced to 24 months in prison on Wednesday for evading taxes in connection with his ownership of multiple bars, a restaurant and music festival.

Nevils, Georgia business owners launch the first ever Nevils SunFest this Saturday. The family friendly festival will bring fun for everyone from 10AM to 4PM.

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Tod Marsh, Food Lion Statesboro Store Manager, and his team were all smiles as they cut the ribbon on their newly renovated store Wednesday. Marsh invites the community to come visit and check out the "new" store. The first shoppers to visit the store daily through Saturday will get a mystery gift.

On Tuesday, June 20th, the Bulloch County Board of Commissioners held their public hearing on the proposed budget for fiscal year 2024 which is to be adopted next week. Many Bulloch County citizens and business owners spoke out against the proposed budget.