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Raybon Anderson was honored today for his induction into the GA AG Hall of Fame at a luncheon hosted by Gary Black, former Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture and Senator Billy Hickman.

In addition to works inspired by literary classics, the band will perform the world premier of their newly commissioned work "And Straight on till Morning" by up-and-coming composer and GSU graduate, Patrick Smith.

Governor Kemp signs two bills championed by Statesboro Representative Lehman Franklin. These two bills will bolster law enforcement’s response to stalking cases, as well as provide financial security to families affected by work-related injuries or fatalities.

Buloch County celebrated the National Day of Prayer with a breakfast at First Baptist Church, a noon time gathering on the Courthouse square and with public readings of God's word.

The university will continue the temporary waiver of test score admission requirements for undergraduates for the 2024-2025 academic year.

Discussion will continue at the Board's May 11 session. The public can review the budget presentation on the school district's website in the April meeting documents, and hear discussions either during the public meetings or in the archived videos of Board meetings.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is providing critical preparation tips as part of Hurricane Preparedness Week, April 30 to May 6

Southeast Bulloch High School Junior, Audrey Thomas, is organizing a benefit concert to fund Amtryke adaptive bikes for local children with mobility impairments. All proceeds from the concert will go towards purchasing these life-changing adaptive bikes for local families.

The Jackets finished the season with an impressive record of 20 wins and 5 losses. This is the second region championship in five years for the Yellow Jackets.

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