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Families flocked to the Bulloch County Agricultural Complex for the 14th Annual Kiwanis Rodeo, enjoying a mix of traditional rodeo action, kid-friendly activities, and delicious food.

After months of rumors and rising questions from the community, the mystery surrounding a lot beside Olive Garden has been answered. It is definitely not what you may have guessed or hoped for locating in this prime retail development.

Cassie N. Morgan has been named Georgia Southern University’s new vice president for Enrollment Management, bringing nearly 20 years of higher education experience to the role beginning June 1.

Drama students at Southeast Bulloch High School and Statesboro High School will showcase their talent with three exciting live performances, including Tinker Bell, Dorothy in Wonderland, and the annual variety show Vaudeville: Drafted, celebrating local arts and student creativity.

The Southern Pullers Association will host the Battle in the Boro Truck and Tractor Pull on May 2 and 3, 2025, at the Bulloch County Agricultural Complex. The two-night event will feature a variety of modified trucks and tractors competing in multiple classes, with gates opening at 5:00 PM and the show beginning at 7:00 PM each evening.

Get ready to take aim for a great cause at the 5th Annual Pull for Kids Sporting Clays Tournament on May 31, supporting local children and families through Child Advocacy Services SEGA, Inc. The event will raise funds for three vital programs including CASA, the Ogeechee Visitation Center, and the Positive Childhood Alliance Ogeechee, which serve Bulloch, Screven, Jenkins, and Effingham counties.

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Innovation takes flight at Georgia Southern University, where a newly patented technology aims to revolutionize aircraft runway safety.

While access to local news is a strength, Bulloch County's low scores in civic participation, equity, and health and opportunity reveal areas ripe for improvement, according to a new index.

Weather permitting, from Monday, April 28 to Saturday, May 3, Georgia DOT will implement intermittent daytime and nighttime lane closures along I-16 and I-516 as part of the 16@95 Improvement Projects, with expected delays due to widening and bridge work at the I-16/I-95 and I-16/I-516 Interchanges.