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Bulloch BOE hears citizen input about FY25 budget and approves FY26 calendar

Bulloch BOE hears citizen input about FY25 budget and approves FY26 calendar

The Bulloch County Board of Education met June 6, 2024. In a notable change, the weeklong February break ends with the approval of FY26 calendar. The board also congratulated two schools in the district for receiving a total of $20,000 in grants from the Georgia Department of Education for the expansion of fine arts education programs. Full coverage of the meeting is included in the article.
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'Real-time' municipal development maps launched on City of Statesboro website

'Real-time' municipal development maps launched on City of Statesboro website

As of June 2024 , the City of Statesboro has launched a web-based development map that will provide a comprehensive list of commercial and residential developments that are underway. 
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The Collective and Vine: Shopping local has never been easier

The Collective and Vine: Shopping local has never been easier

The Collective and Vine offers one of the most unique shopping experiences in downtown Statesboro, with its diverse inventory of handcrafted gifts, candles, soaps, apparel, accessories and more, all sourced from small, local businesses. Have a local product you would like to sell? They are now accepting new vendors.
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GDOT proposes traffic circle at Fair Road/Bypass intersection, Council supports

GDOT proposes traffic circle at Fair Road/Bypass intersection, Council supports

Statesboro's mayor and City Council express support for proposed, state-funded safety improvements to SR 67/Fair Road, including a roundabout where the route intersects the Veterans Memorial Parkway bypass.
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Brooklet City Council holds FY25 hearing for $1.5 million budget

Brooklet City Council holds FY25 hearing for $1.5 million budget

Brooklet City Council held a public hearing on the city's $1.5 million proposed budget on Tuesday morning.
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Donate to SPOF and get approved for $5,000 tax credit

Donate to SPOF and get approved for $5,000 tax credit

Thanks to new legislation in Georgia, you can receive a tax credit with your monetary donation to the Statesboro Police Officer’s Foundation.
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City Council supports Youth Career Commission at Tuesday's meeting

City Council supports Youth Career Commission at Tuesday's meeting

City Council voted to support the Youth Council Commission at their meeting Tuesday. Budget discussions continued, and the anticipated tax digest to be received later this summer will impact the council's approach to potential tax adjustments. Continue reading for a summary of the June 4, 2024 Statesboro City Council meeting.
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American Legion honors fallen soldiers with wreath ceremony

American Legion honors fallen soldiers with wreath ceremony

Veterans and officers from the American Legion Post #90 paid tribute to service members who sacrificed their lives in combat, with a wreath ceremony at three monuments in downtown Statesboro, Georgia on Friday. This is in advance of their annual Memorial Day program at the Emma Kelly Theater on Monday, May 27th.
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Heads up, Eggs Up! Breakfast grill opening Tuesday, May 28

Heads up, Eggs Up! Breakfast grill opening Tuesday, May 28

Join Ashley and Nate Pennington at the Grand Opening of Eggs Up Grill, where fundraising, Georgia Southern football autographs, and giveaways will ring in a new chapter for this Bulloch County family.
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Public invited to annual Memorial Day Ceremony at the Averitt on May 27

Public invited to annual Memorial Day Ceremony at the Averitt on May 27

The Averitt Center for the Arts will host the annual Memorial Day Ceremony, coordinated by American Legion Dexter Post 90, on Monday, May 27, 2024. The event is free and open to the public.
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