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Corey Bergfield went from ‘no knowledge’ to a graduating professional

Corey Bergfield went from ‘no knowledge’ to a graduating professional

A few years ago, Corey Bergfield of Augusta, Georgia, was just like many other high school students. He was combing through college programs trying to pick a career path.
Weekly COVID Report | Bulloch County Risk Level Remains at MEDIUM

Weekly COVID Report | Bulloch County Risk Level Remains at MEDIUM

In the weekly COVID report EGRMC has 6 COVID patients in the hospital today. 0 EGRMC patients are sick enough to require vents. COVIDACTNOW.ORG has kept Bulloch's risk level at medium. The Georgia statewide risk-level remains at high.
24 year old in arrested in Statesboro stabbing

24 year old in arrested in Statesboro stabbing

According to Statesboro Police Captain Jared Akins, on December 15, 2021 at 2:00 p.m.
Troy Pittman named district engineer for Southeast Georgia

Troy Pittman named district engineer for Southeast Georgia

Georgia Department of Transportation Deputy Commissioner Brad Saxon is proud to announce that Troy D. Pittman, P.E. is now DOT’s District Engineer for the Southeast Georgia District.
Students compete in local Science & Engineering Fair

Students compete in local Science & Engineering Fair

Bulloch County Schools' 2021 Science & Engineering Fair was held on December 9, at William James Middle School .
Timmy Rushing recognized for academic achievement in Lifelong Learning Academy

Timmy Rushing recognized for academic achievement in Lifelong Learning Academy

ACCG , Georgia’s County Association, recently awarded Bulloch County Commissioner Timmy Rushing with a certificate for successfully completing the core requirements in the Lifelong Learning Academy.
10 Statesboro Youth have "A Place to Dream" tonight thanks to the YMCA

10 Statesboro Youth have "A Place to Dream" tonight thanks to the YMCA

Christmas came a little early for 10 youth in our community thanks to the Statesboro Family YMCA and local businesses, non-profit agencies and volunteers.
Georgia approves heavy equipment operations Career Pathway

Georgia approves heavy equipment operations Career Pathway

High school students in Georgia will now have access to a Career Pathway in heavy equipment operations after the State Board of Education recently approved State School Superintendent Richard Woods’ recommendation to adopt the new courses.
City of Statesboro, community partners to host food giveaway

City of Statesboro, community partners to host food giveaway

The City of Statesboro will host a food giveaway this Sunday, December 19 in partnership with the Bulloch County NAACP, the Statesboro Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., the Beta Gamma Gamma Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.
Publix construction finally begins as developer receives building permits

Publix construction finally begins as developer receives building permits

After years of rumors and false starts, multiple groundbreakings and lots of infrastructure and road construction, dirt is finally moving at the Publix construction site.