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Freedom and his 'plus one,' Steve Hein, shared a bond forged in trust, honored in legacy

Freedom and his 'plus one,' Steve Hein, shared a bond forged in trust, honored in legacy

Few people have forged a bond as profound as the one between Steve Hein and Freedom, the bald eagle who became a symbol of Georgia Southern University. Discover the story behind the legend.
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Rotary Club of Statesboro awards $20,000 in scholarships to local students

Rotary Club of Statesboro awards $20,000 in scholarships to local students

Twenty outstanding high school seniors from Statesboro were awarded $1,000 college scholarships by the Rotary Club of Statesboro, recognizing their commitment to community service and academic excellence.
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“Don’t Just Say No”: Hamilton urges Bulloch commissioners to tackle septic waste crisis head-on

“Don’t Just Say No”: Hamilton urges Bulloch commissioners to tackle septic waste crisis head-on

Keith Hamilton of Arcola Septic Care spoke to the Bulloch County Commissioners about the growing challenges of septic waste management in the county. Drawing on industry experience and state regulations, he outlined the need for long-term infrastructure solutions and urged the board to consider a more sustainable path forward.
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Third house fire in a week displaces Bulloch County couple, bringing total displaced to 11

Third house fire in a week displaces Bulloch County couple, bringing total displaced to 11

Tragedy struck Bulloch County again on Wednesday as a house fire on Old River Road North left a couple without a home, marking the third residential fire in seven days.
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Statesboro Fire Department welcomes new ladder truck with traditional push-in ceremony

Statesboro Fire Department welcomes new ladder truck with traditional push-in ceremony

The Statesboro Fire Department celebrated the addition of a new 100-foot aerial platform, Truck 1, with a ceremonial "push-in" event on April 28. The tradition honors the fire service’s history while marking the department’s continued growth and commitment to serving a rapidly expanding community.
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Most guesses have been way off on what is being built beside Olive Garden

Most guesses have been way off on what is being built beside Olive Garden

After months of rumors and rising questions from the community, the mystery surrounding a lot beside Olive Garden has been answered. It is definitely not what you may have guessed or hoped for locating in this prime retail development.
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Battle in the Boro set for May 2–3 at Bulloch County Agricultural Complex

Battle in the Boro set for May 2–3 at Bulloch County Agricultural Complex

The Southern Pullers Association will host the Battle in the Boro Truck and Tractor Pull on May 2 and 3, 2025, at the Bulloch County Agricultural Complex. The two-night event will feature a variety of modified trucks and tractors competing in multiple classes, with gates opening at 5:00 PM and the show beginning at 7:00 PM each evening.
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John Long continues his 50 mile walk for the fallen law enforcement for his tenth year

John Long continues his 50 mile walk for the fallen law enforcement for his tenth year

A moving tribute to fallen officers is underway as John Long begins his annual 50-mile walk, culminating in a memorial service featuring Bulloch County Sheriff Noel Brown.
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‘Feels Like Home’: Miss Rodeo USA embraces Statesboro as Kiwanis Rodeo kicks off

‘Feels Like Home’: Miss Rodeo USA embraces Statesboro as Kiwanis Rodeo kicks off

Miss Rodeo USA 2025 Megan Kelly spoke to the Statesboro Kiwanis Club, sharing how welcomed she’s felt by the community and encouraging everyone to come out and support the rodeo. The Statesboro Kiwanis Rodeo will be held April 24–26 at the Bulloch County Agricultural Complex, with gates opening at 5:00 p.m. and the show starting at 7:30 p.m. each night.
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Keely Fennell named Rotary 2025 Citizen of the Year

Keely Fennell named Rotary 2025 Citizen of the Year

A champion for community revitalization, Keely Fennell was honored with the 2025 Rotary Citizen of the Year award for her exceptional contributions to Statesboro.
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