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Former Julia P. Bryant school site reimagined as 55+ community

Former Julia P. Bryant school site reimagined as 55+ community

Bryant’s Landing is transforming the former Julia P. Bryant Elementary School site into affordable, age-restricted housing for residents 55 and older. The development blends new construction with historic preservation to provide safe, community-focused living backed by local partnerships and tax credit funding.
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City of Statesboro honors autism, child abuse prevention, and sexual assault awareness in April meeting

City of Statesboro honors autism, child abuse prevention, and sexual assault awareness in April meeting

With spring in the air, the Statesboro City Council met on April 1st to address pressing concerns and highlight upcoming community celebrations.
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Statesboro Kiwanis Club donates over $40,000 to local programs, highlights Project EAGLET

Statesboro Kiwanis Club donates over $40,000 to local programs, highlights Project EAGLET

Over 4,000 Bulloch County elementary students will benefit from enriched learning experiences thanks to a $25,000 donation to Project EAGLET from the Statesboro Kiwanis Club.
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Creative minds put to work for inaugural Statesboro Festival of the Arts

Creative minds put to work for inaugural Statesboro Festival of the Arts

The inaugural Statesboro Festival of the Arts brought together 40 regional artists for a weekend of fine art, live performances, interactive exhibits, and family friendly fun in Downtown Statesboro. Organized by the Averitt Center for the Arts and community partners, the free event featured juried artwork, local food trucks, and $5,000 in artist awards.
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Statesboro residents get one-on-one help with Hurricane Helene recovery

Statesboro residents get one-on-one help with Hurricane Helene recovery

One-on-one support is available Saturday for Statesboro residents struggling with the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, including help with applications and appeals.
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Hyundai CEO Muñoz hails Georgia metaplant as 'Campus of the Future'

Hyundai CEO Muñoz hails Georgia metaplant as 'Campus of the Future'

Hyundai officially opened its Metaplant America facility in Bryan County on March 26, marking the largest economic development project in Georgia’s history. Among its 1,232 employees, 185 are from Bulloch County—making it the second-highest represented county at the state-of-the-art EV and hybrid vehicle plant.
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Second bomb threat at Briggs & Stratton under investigation

Second bomb threat at Briggs & Stratton under investigation

For the second time in four months, the Briggs & Stratton plant in Statesboro was evacuated due to a bomb threat. Law enforcement confirmed the area is now safe and no explosive device was found.
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Ogeechee Technical College's Paramedicine Program named 2025 Healthcare Partner of the Year

Ogeechee Technical College's Paramedicine Program named 2025 Healthcare Partner of the Year

Ogeechee Technical College’s Paramedicine Program was named Healthcare Partner of the Year 2025 at this year’s State of Healthcare summit. The event, hosted by the Statesboro-Bulloch Chamber and presented by East Georgia Regional Medical Center, highlighted innovation, workforce development, and community collaboration in local healthcare.
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Huey's New Orleans Cuisine cuts ribbon in Statesboro

Huey's New Orleans Cuisine cuts ribbon in Statesboro

Huey’s on Main celebrated its ribbon cutting, marking the official arrival of New Orleans flavor to downtown Statesboro. Co-owner Bob Isaacson reflected on the restaurant’s decades-long journey, calling the project a “labor of love” made possible by family, student staff, and a passionate local team.
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Brooklet City Council swears in new police chief

Brooklet City Council swears in new police chief

At the March 20, 2025 Brooklet City Council meeting, Mayor Gwinnett swore in Police Chief Michelle Reolegio and full-time officer Hadrian Wolff, while the Council approved the city’s health insurance renewal and addressed resident concerns about speeding on South Cromley Road.
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