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In a partnership formed from helping each other, the Altrusa Club of Statesboro and Frazier's Flowers, give back to Bulloch County through youth literacy.

The 2023 EAGLE Leadership Institute, a three-day event held March 1-3, recognizes and honors students who have demonstrated superior achievement in adult education classes and programs.

Junior becomes the first Eagle to earn first-team All-Sun Belt women's basketball honors

Bulloch County Superior Court Judge Ronald K. Thompson has issued a consent judgment in a lawsuit filed by a group of property owners against the City of Statesboro.

The team will face the Wilkinson County High School Warriors on Wednesday, March 1. All 700 general admission tickets were sold in 94 minutes after tickets went on sale at 8:00 a.m. on Feb. 27. The remaining seats for Portal’s 900-seat gymnasium are reserved for GHSA passes, media, and team players, coaches and cheerleaders.

On February 27, 2023, The Bulloch County Historical Society held its monthly general meeting at Pittman Park United Methodist Church. The meeting began promptly at 12pm in the PPUMC fellowship hall following a catered lunch social.

"I think it is important to try and manage the perception of crime in the City of Statesboro versus the reality of crime. We can look at statistics and say this is great, everything is trending downward, which is great. However, if you rely solely on social media, the fear of crime has increased dramatically," said Chief Broadhead. 

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The men and women who serve our community through the Statesboro Fire Department do an extraordinary job in protecting lives and property. Tim Grams, Statesboro Fire Chief, shares the success and accomplishments his department has had over the past year.

In this weekly COVID report, Bulloch County’s risk status remains LOW by COVIDACTNOW and CDC tracker. Georgia's statewide remains LOW.