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Get to know Bulloch County's 'shade tree' inventor, Mr. Julius Camel James Sr.
Born and raised in Brooklet, Julius James Sr. has been known to make all kinds of creations with vehicle parts. From golf carts running off of lawnmower motors to lawnmowers looking like motorcycles, Mr. James likes to do it all. Sit down with him for a few, see a few of his creations, and hear his advice on driving, which might just apply to life itself.
Oct 8, 2024 7:16 PM
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Southeast Bulloch flag football prepares for a challenging yet promising season
Southeast Bulloch's Flag Football team, led by Coach Marci Cochran, is gearing up for another exciting season, despite a delayed start due to Hurricane Helene. With an impressive undefeated record, the team kicks off their season on October 9th against McDonough and South Effingham at Fred Shaver Field. Though young and still building chemistry, the Yellow Jackets are determined to defend their state title and keep their winning streak alive.
Oct 7, 2024 4:30 PM
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CORE Credit Union donates $5,000 to Bulloch Strong, challenges others to step up
CORE Credit Union has made a powerful statement in supporting hurricane recovery by being the first to donate $5,000 to the Bulloch Strong Recovery Fund. Their donation sets the stage for other businesses to step up and contribute, aiding Bulloch County in its recovery from Hurricane Helene’s devastation.
Oct 1, 2024 7:30 PM
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Statesboro City Council moves forward with post Hurricane Helene cleanup plan
After Hurricane Helene caused major damage, the Statesboro City Council approved a contract with Southern Disaster Recovery (SDR) for debris removal. City Manager Charles Penny said the cleanup is urgent and SDR’s help is needed to handle the widespread damage.
Oct 1, 2024 6:35 PM
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Marilyn Darrell inducted as President of Statesboro Kiwanis Club
At the September 26 Statesboro Kiwanis meeting, Marilyn Darrell was named President of the Kiwanis Club of Statesboro. Several positions in the Kiwanis Club changed hands, and they also recognized some new faces. They also presented checks to several local organizations. The Kiwanis also talked about the upcoming fair, which is set for October 14-19.
Sep 29, 2024 5:01 PM
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GALLERY | Peanuts, Parades, and Plenty of Fun at the Brooklet Peanut Festival
Grice Connect's Blake Williams recounts being a first timer at the 35th annual Brooklet Peanut Festival. It was more than just a celebration of peanuts—it was a day packed with community spirit, food, and some fantastic live music. With thousands of folks in attendance, this year’s festival pulled everyone together for another memorable day of fun, fundraising, and good tunes.
Sep 24, 2024 5:13 PM
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Meet the young makers from another successful Kid's Pop-Up Market at Statesboro Mercantile
The recent Kid's Pop-Up Market at the Statesboro Mercantile showcased a talented group of young entrepreneurs eager to share their handmade creations. From macramé to crochet, clay figurines to slime kits, these kids brought a lot of creativity to the table. Even with the cloudy and windy weather, these kids were ready to do business.
Sep 22, 2024 8:05 AM
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Yellow Jackets now running a 4-1 season, defeat Knights 35-8
The Southeast Bulloch Yellow Jackets defeated the Windsor Forest Knights (35-8) at the Pooler Recreation Complex.
Sep 21, 2024 6:05 AM
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Brooklet City Council expresses concerns regarding old Southeast Bulloch Junior High School property
At the recent Brooklet city work session, a broad spectrum of issues was discussed, ranging from the future of the old Southeast Bulloch Junior High School property to updates on city financial policies and infrastructure projects. Key discussions included proposed changes to public comment procedures, new procurement guidelines, and the allocation of SPLOST and TSPLOST funds for community projects.
Sep 17, 2024 1:05 PM
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Meet the supporters who will make the 35th Annual Brooklet Peanut Festival possible
Sponsors and event planners came together at the Brooklet Peanut Festival grounds to share why they support this annual event. Learn why they help make this cherished community event possible -- an event that celebrates Brooklet's agricultural heritage, and brings together locals and visitors alike to honor the humble peanut and the farmers who cultivate it.
Sep 16, 2024 7:25 PM
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