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The state estimates about 345,000 Georgians will potentially be eligible to enroll in Georgia Pathways.

The City of Statesboro's "Statesboro Youth Connect" students recently completed their 5-week summer program internships. The program culminated in a graduation ceremony at the Statesboro City Hall attended by the mayor, city officials, families, and partnering organizations of the Youth Connect graduates. Here is Part 3 of our SYC Student Series.

The Georgia Southern University Museum will present its second annual Shark Week July 9-15. The museum will offer different shark-related activities and special events all week long to engage the public on the wonder of sharks. End the exciting week with a FREE screening of Jaws on Sweetheart Circle on Saturday, July 15th!

Grice Connect's Senior Reporter, Michele LeBlanc, has discovered a new love of her cell phone. Thanks to a Cell Phone 101 class at the library, she and the class participants feel like teenagers because of their mad new cell phone skills. Thanks to this class you will no longer have to depend on your children or grandchildren for cell phone help!

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Matt Price, great-grandson of B.B. Morris, one of Statesboro’s first BBQ restaurant founders, tells Grice Connect about coming back to Bulloch with his brother to make the a 100th anniversary batch of everyone's favorite sauce.

Meetings of the House Rural Development Council will be livestreamed and are open to the public.

Register your Indian rock pythons, Burmese pythons, Argentine black-and-white tegus, Nile monitors, African helmeted turtles and Chinese softshell turtles with the Georgia DNR Law Enforcement Division after tagging requirements have been met.

Anglers: Submit input on proposed rule making changes to trout fishing before deadline.