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Statesboro High School’s tennis teams are both headed to the Elite 8 after impressive Sweet 16 victories on the road Monday.

Bulloch County Schools honored eight seniors planning to pursue careers in education during its annual Future Georgia Educators Signing Day, celebrating their commitment to shaping the next generation of learners.

Cybercrime surged in Georgia in 2024, with internet-related complaints and losses reaching record highs, according to the FBI’s latest Internet Crime Report.

Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. marked a major milestone with its 700th city-pair speed record—achieved by the G700 flying from Taipei to Miami—celebrating 50 years since its first National Aeronautic Association-accredited speed record in 1975.

Downtown Statesboro’s 3rd Annual Downtown Live Concert Series will wrap up on June 26 with a high-energy performance by the 90’s Kids Superfly Tribute Band.

Crime victims in the Ogeechee Judicial Circuit are gaining a stronger voice in the parole process through a collaborative effort involving the Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles, the Georgia Office of Victim Services, and District Attorney Robert Busbee’s office.

The Botanic Garden at Georgia Southern University welcomed guests to a blooming evening of plants, music, and community during the annual Magnolia Circle Party and Spring Plant Sale kickoff. Become a sustaining member of the gardens and enjoy exclusive member events like this year round.

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For over four decades, ArtsFest has been a Statesboro tradition where creativity meets community. This year’s event, hosted by Bulloch County Recreation and Parks at Georgia Southern’s Sweetheart Circle, brought thousands together to celebrate art in all its forms, from easel paintings to handmade jewelry to hands-on activities for all ages.

The Statesboro Fire Department celebrated the addition of a new 100-foot aerial platform, Truck 1, with a ceremonial "push-in" event on April 28. The tradition honors the fire service’s history while marking the department’s continued growth and commitment to serving a rapidly expanding community.