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"Fast-Fire'd" pizzas blazing into University Station

"Fast-Fire'd" pizzas blazing into University Station

Blaze Pizza should be opening its doors and serving slices to Statesboro by this September. Bulloch County native Grant Watkins is excited to bring the restaurant to his hometown for locals to enjoy.
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Statesboro's oldest BBQ Restaurant Closed for Repairs

Statesboro's oldest BBQ Restaurant Closed for Repairs

Vandy's closed last week due to a leaking roof. Owner Darin Van Tassel says repairs should begin next week, but a reopening date is not yet certain.
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Shane's is (baby) back!

Shane's is (baby) back!

Shane's Rib Shack is celebrating its re-opening under new ownership and with a fresh new look. The restaurant has been closed for remodeling after the transition but is now back and better than ever.
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Georgia Southern BCM to be reinvented with four story residence, worship hall, and coffee shop

Georgia Southern BCM to be reinvented with four story residence, worship hall, and coffee shop

The Statesboro City Council voted to approve special exceptions of residential density and commercial spaces for the new Baptist Collegiate Ministries residential facility that will replace the worship hall currently standing on Chandler Road. Jeff Warwick, the founder of the real estate investment company behind the project says the purpose of the project is to support the service of the Georgia Baptist Mission Board.
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BOE approves FY25 budget; Rep. Franklin guiding board in pursuit of state funds for new SEBHS

BOE approves FY25 budget; Rep. Franklin guiding board in pursuit of state funds for new SEBHS

The Bulloch County Board of Education approved the FY25 budget after months of preparation. Representative Lehman Franklin was also invited to the work session to help provide some clarity and guidance on the board's pursuit of state funding for the slated new Southeast Bulloch High School.
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Food Bank starts the big move! Volunteers and donations STILL NEEDED

Food Bank starts the big move! Volunteers and donations STILL NEEDED

The Statesboro Food Bank’s new location will be opening its pantry doors this coming Monday, July 1, 2024, with the highly anticipated ribbon cutting ceremony to be held at 8 am on July 23.
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Brooklet approved FY25 budget, Mayor Gwinnett's rezoning request tabled, Hunter retires

Brooklet approved FY25 budget, Mayor Gwinnett's rezoning request tabled, Hunter retires

The Brooklet City Council's June 20, 2024 meeting saw the approval of the FY2025 budget and significant discussions on contentious zoning issues, including a debated rezoning application for a property owned by Mayor Nicky Gwinnett. The session also included recognition of long-serving City Attorney Hugh Hunter, who is retiring after 18 years of service.
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Rising with the Stars: Portal High grad Riley Lowery touring with Megan Moroney

Rising with the Stars: Portal High grad Riley Lowery touring with Megan Moroney

National TV appearances, music festivals and sold out concerts have ushered in an era of accomplishment for Bulloch County native Riley Lowery. He's followed his dreams from barstool shows in his hometown, to Nashville, to countless stages across the country, and soon across the globe. Read here about the highlights of one local guitar player's career as he picks his way onto even greater things.
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Floors Outlet: Your home for flooring in Statesboro

Floors Outlet: Your home for flooring in Statesboro

Whether you are looking for carpet, tile, hardwood or laminate, the professionals at Floors Outlet care about helping you bring the vision of your home to life, using the best quality products for the fairest price.
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Brooklet City Council holds City Attorney interviews at called meeting

Brooklet City Council holds City Attorney interviews at called meeting

Benjamin Perkins, partner with Oliver Maner LLP, and Andrew Lavoie and Marc Bruce, partners of Bruce Mathews and Lavoie Attorneys at Law, were interviewed by the Brooklet City Council for the role of City Attorney that will become vacant at the end of this month.
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