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VIDEO | GALLERY | Brooklet Elementary celebrates 29th annual pumpkin parade with storybook-inspired characters

VIDEO | GALLERY | Brooklet Elementary celebrates 29th annual pumpkin parade with storybook-inspired characters

Brooklet Elementary' s 29th annual Pumpkin Parade delighted the community with creative, storybook-inspired displays that brought favorite literary characters to life. Students, teachers, and staff joined together to celebrate reading and imagination, turning pumpkins into everything from classic fairy tale figures to adventurous heroes.
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Bulloch County Manager Tom Couch announces resignation, reflects on 20-year tenure

Bulloch County Manager Tom Couch announces resignation, reflects on 20-year tenure

Bulloch County Manager Tom Couch has announced he will resign on November 29, 2024, after 20 years of service. His tenure has seen transformative growth in public safety, infrastructure, and county services, marking a legacy of lasting impact on the community.
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First week of early voting sees record-breaking turnout in Bulloch county

First week of early voting sees record-breaking turnout in Bulloch county

Bulloch County voters turned out in record numbers this past weekend, setting a new high for Saturday voting with 845 ballots cast on October 19, 2024. As early voting continues, local officials are seeing significant engagement, with over 6,800 votes already placed in the 2024 general election.
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House fire damages Statesboro home in early morning blaze

House fire damages Statesboro home in early morning blaze

An early morning fire damaged a home on Outland Street in Statesboro on Saturday, October 20, 2024. Firefighters quickly responded and contained the blaze, while also handling a separate false alarm that diverted resources from the active fire.
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Bulloch County Commissioner Curt Deal resigns amid family move

Bulloch County Commissioner Curt Deal resigns amid family move

Bulloch County Commissioner Curt Deal has announced his resignation, effective Monday, October 21, 2024, as he and his family prepare to relocate to another part of Georgia. Deal's departure follows eight years of service, during which he also served as Vice Chairman of the County Commission and Vice Chairman of the Bulloch County Development Authority.
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Langston Chapel Road and Harville Road Roundabout NOW OPEN

Langston Chapel Road and Harville Road Roundabout NOW OPEN

The new roundabout at the intersection of Langston Chapel Road and Harville Road is now open, ahead of schedule, according to the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT). Crews are removing barricades, and motorists are urged to use caution as they adjust to the new traffic pattern.
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Lifelong Statesboro resident dies from injuries sustained in early morning house fire

Lifelong Statesboro resident dies from injuries sustained in early morning house fire

A tragic early morning house fire on North Main Street claimed the life of lifelong Statesboro resident. Despite efforts by first responders, she succumbed to her injuries at East Georgia Regional Medical Center around noon on Tuesday.
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Statesboro resident in critical condition after early morning house fire

Statesboro resident in critical condition after early morning house fire

UPDATE: The victim of the house fire has died. A Statesboro woman is in critical condition following an early morning house fire on North Main Street on Tuesday. Firefighters rescued the woman from the burning home and paramedics rushed her to East Georgia Regional Medical Center for emergency treatment.
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BCCI inmates unite to donate over 1,000 meals to food bank in hurricane relief effort

BCCI inmates unite to donate over 1,000 meals to food bank in hurricane relief effort

In a heartwarming act of generosity, inmates at the Bulloch County Correctional Institute (BCCI) used their commissary funds to donate over 1,000 meals to the Statesboro Food Bank. Moved by the devastation from Hurricanes Debby and Helene, more than 100 inmates came together to support their community in its time of need.
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Statesboro homeowner moved to tears by Georgia Baptist disaster relief’s storm recovery efforts

Statesboro homeowner moved to tears by Georgia Baptist disaster relief’s storm recovery efforts

When Hurricane Helene left Sandra Wooten’s yard in shambles, she didn’t know where to turn for help. Thanks to the volunteers from Georgia Baptist Disaster Relief, her overwhelming burden was lifted, leaving her deeply touched by their generosity and compassion.
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