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Bulloch County Fall Sports Preview: Blue Devils look forward to a competitive, more experienced season

Bulloch County Fall Sports Preview: Blue Devils look forward to a competitive, more experienced season

To get the community pumped up and ready to see the upcoming fall sports season, we went to the high schools in Bulloch County and spoke with each head coach to see what to expect. Hear from Coach Matthew Dobson and his Statesboro High Blue Devils here. The team looks to grow stronger as they've become more experienced.
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Nonna's Market to be hosted on the first Saturday of every month

Nonna's Market to be hosted on the first Saturday of every month

On Saturday, August 3, Free Market in the Boro partnered up with Nonna Picci to bring Nonna's Market to the Statesboro community. This market, which will continue on the first Saturday of every month, offers up items for FREE, with the goal of keeping more things out of the landfill.
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Bulloch Commissioners vote to challenge annexation into city of proposed 714 acre development

Bulloch Commissioners vote to challenge annexation into city of proposed 714 acre development

At the August 12th Board of Commissioners meeting, several public safety officials and the commissioners came together to discuss the aftermath of Tropical Cyclone Debby. After a citizens voiced his concerns of a proposed 714-acre development commissioners voted to challenge the annexation.
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Welcome back, Eagles! First day of fall classes at Georgia Southern is Wed., August 14

Welcome back, Eagles! First day of fall classes at Georgia Southern is Wed., August 14

President Kyle Marrero, faculty and staff of Georgia Southern along with various restaurants, businesses, and organizations here in Bulloch County came together to welcome the incoming freshman class for this year's Operation Move-in.
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Bulloch County Fall Sports Preview: Yellow Jackets look for promising season

Bulloch County Fall Sports Preview: Yellow Jackets look for promising season

To get the community pumped up and ready to see the upcoming fall sports season, we went to the high schools in Bulloch County and spoke with each head coach to see what to expect. Hear from Coach Jared Zito and his Southeast Bulloch Yellow Jackets here. The team is looking forward to an explosive season.
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Bulloch County students recognized for essays on racial injustice

Bulloch County students recognized for essays on racial injustice

On July 23, the community gathered for an awards ceremony and reception honoring seven high school students from Bulloch County. These students had impressed judges from the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI) with their essays on racial injustice. The event was held at the Willow Hill Heritage and Renaissance Center’s pavilion and awarded the winning writers cash prizes totaling $5,000.
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Peyton Fuller receives Georgia Certified Economic Developer certification

Peyton Fuller receives Georgia Certified Economic Developer certification

Peyton Fuller, a dedicated member of the Bulloch County community, achieved the prestigious Georgia Certified Economic Developer (GCED) certification earlier this year. This accomplishment furthers his ongoing commitment to economic development and leadership within the community.
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GALLERY | Art and Escape: Gators & Gypsies grand opening offers new experience

GALLERY | Art and Escape: Gators & Gypsies grand opening offers new experience

Gators & Gypsies officially opened on July 20, offering a unique blend of live music, local art, nostalgic arcade games, and themed nights that look to create an unforgettable experience for all. "The turnout was better than I ever could have imagined," said Ginny Hendley, owner of G&G.
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Statesboro community leaders give away more than 1,000 bookbags

Statesboro community leaders give away more than 1,000 bookbags

In an effort to make sure kids all over Bulloch County have what they need to go back to school, the annual Boys and Girls Club Back to School Bash and the Gateway Industrial Park Back To School Supply Drive were able to give out over 1,000 bookbags full of supplies.
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Techie Camp at Willow Hill Heritage and Renaissance Center continues to grow

Techie Camp at Willow Hill Heritage and Renaissance Center continues to grow

The Willow Hill Heritage and Renaissance Center is about to wrap up its annual Techie Camp -- with record-breaking enrollment. The six-week program expanded this year to welcome students from 3rd to 8th grade, with enrollment skyrocketing from 25 to a whopping 240 campers! The program is looking to expand even more next year, carrying on the legacy of Dr. Gayle Jackson, who was instrumental in founding the camp.
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