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The City of Statesboro has embarked on a community-driven journey to update its strategic plan, hosting its first public forum on April 23. The community will have a chance to review the plan before it is finalized later this year.

Bulloch Sheriff's Office and Bulloch Schools address a violent incident on a Bulloch County school bus has shaken the community. Seven students have been charged, and the bus driver faces charges for not reporting the assault on a 7-year-old.

Capt. Todd Hutchens confirmed that a third bomb threat this year at Briggs & Stratton has led to the arrest of employee Tyrell LaShawn Jordan for the March 27 incident. Authorities are still investigating the January and April threats to determine if they are connected.

The Georgia Southern Clay Target Team claimed the 2025 Division II Classic All Around title at the ACUI Collegiate Championships, marking its fourth national title in five years.

Georgia Southern Baseball wraps up its home schedule with a packed promotional weekend May 2–4 against James Madison, featuring themed nights, special giveaways, and a continued fundraising effort for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation.

Fun finds for a great cause! Esther's Place is teaming up with local vendors, artisans, and businesses to bring Esther in the Boro back for its second year. The event offers handcrafted, vintage, and antique items along with delicious food and a whole lot of fun.

East Georgia State College will celebrate its Spring Commencement Ceremony on Friday, May 9, 2025, at 2:00 p.m. in the gymnasium on the Swainsboro campus.

Ogeechee Technical College recently hosted its Spring Career Fair, drawing over 30 regional employers and providing students, alumni, and community members the chance to network, apply for jobs, and explore career opportunities across multiple industries.

This 4th of July, let Uncle Shug's Bar-B-Q elevate your celebration with their unbeatable, world's best BBQ. Skip the grilling and beat the heat with Uncle Shug's crazy good pick-up menu, available for pre-order now.

The Leadership Southeast Georgia (LSEGA) Class of 2025 recently completed its third session in Bryan and Effingham Counties, focusing on the critical role of economic and workforce development in advancing the region’s future.