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At its April 17th meeting, the Brooklet City Council swore in Officer Zachary Stendor and reviewed the city’s financial standing, discussed utility rate concerns, and considered a proposal for smaller residential lots.

Some of the sororities and fraternities from Georgia Southern volunteered at the 3rd annual Greek Spring Fling hosted by the Phi Mu chapter on Sunday, April 13th, 2025. The community could come do fun activities to kick off the Spring season and raise money for Fostering Bulloch. Over $800 was raised for Fostering Bulloch!

Grice Connect's interactive events calendar makes it easy to find fun events for date night or the entire family in and around Statesboro. Check it out and start making plans now!

Bryan and Bulloch counties held the first public workshop for the Groundwater Sustainability Program on April 14, offering residents a detailed overview of the mitigation plan designed to protect private wells near Hyundai-related groundwater withdrawals.

As Easter Sunday approaches, the spirit of community and generosity shines brightly in Statesboro, fueled by the tireless efforts of Tralayia Prince, the heart behind the third annual Community Easter event. Starting on Sunday at 1pm, Prince will host the event at Luetta Moore Park.

The USDA’s Farm Service Agency has launched the Emergency Commodity Assistance Program (ECAP), offering up to $10 billion in one-time payments to eligible producers to offset rising input costs and declining commodity prices for the 2024 crop year.

Downtown Statesboro has a new attraction: a life-size chess park on the Willie McTell Trail, thanks to the dedication and hard work of the Statesboro Youth Council.

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The Bulloch County Commission used an emergency exemption in a called meeting to approve critical measures to purchase land and fast-track construction of a new fire station, advance staffing efforts, and continued emergency preparedness planning in anticipation of taking over fire services from the City of Statesboro on July 1.

Eighties tribute band The Breakfast Club brought everyone's favorite hair band classics to Downtown Statesboro Thursday night, as part of the city's third annual Downtown Live concert series.