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Rachel Wiggins prepares to bring her story to the stage, opening for Anne Wilson on July 12

Rachel Wiggins prepares to bring her story to the stage, opening for Anne Wilson on July 12

A local singer-songwriter is turning years of practice, perseverance, and passion into a major moment as she prepares to perform her own music as a supporting artist on a big stage. Backed by family, faith, and a love for storytelling, she’s stepping into the spotlight with songs that reflect her journey.
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Take a kayaking trip through time at Blackwater Preserve

Take a kayaking trip through time at Blackwater Preserve

Tucked deep in the wetlands of Register, Georgia, a hidden kayaking trail winds through calm waters dotted with duckweed and echoing with birdsong. But beyond the serene surface lies a surprising past—one marked by Civil War escape routes, a centuries-old grist mill, and buried artifacts waiting to be unearthed.
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Statesboro resident sets sail for the U.S. Naval Academy

Statesboro resident sets sail for the U.S. Naval Academy

Driven by a passion for service and a desire to explore the world, 19-year-old Alexander Andrews, a Statesboro resident, officially began his journey at the U.S. Naval Academy on June 23, 2025. With strong military roots, a love of travel, and a year of preparation behind him, Andrews is ready to take on the challenges ahead—both in uniform and wherever the journey may take him.
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Firecracker Fest thrills crowds with fireworks, live music and fun for everyone

Firecracker Fest thrills crowds with fireworks, live music and fun for everyone

The Firecracker Fest brought the community together for an evening of celebration on July 3rd at Mill Creek Park. With music, food, and a fireworks show that rivals even larger cities, this year's event was one to remember.
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BOE approved FY26 Budget and Code of Conduct changes

BOE approved FY26 Budget and Code of Conduct changes

The Bulloch County Board of Education approved its FY26 budget, approved updates to the student Code of Conduct, and confirmed personnel recommendations during its continued meeting on Monday, June 30, 2025.
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The Pav-a-Lon, Pops Concerts, and Diving for Pennies: Take a Fourth of July walk down memory lane in Statesboro

The Pav-a-Lon, Pops Concerts, and Diving for Pennies: Take a Fourth of July walk down memory lane in Statesboro

What began as a small-town effort to bring recreation to the community eventually led to one of Statesboro’s most anticipated summer traditions. The Firecracker Fest’s roots run deeper than fireworks and frog races—they’re tied to decades of local passion, progress, and pride.
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Jacksonville Zoo offering $5 admissions on select July dates

Jacksonville Zoo offering $5 admissions on select July dates

Experience the Jacksonville Zoo and Garden this July with $5 admission on select days—explore exotic animals, beautiful gardens, and support conservation efforts with every ticket purchased.
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High Hope dedication honors June DiPolito’s lasting legacy

High Hope dedication honors June DiPolito’s lasting legacy

Community members gathered to honor June DiPolito’s lifelong dedication to supporting individuals with special needs during the dedication of the High Hope Service Center in her name. The event celebrated her enduring compassion and the lasting impact she made on the Bulloch County community.
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Bulloch County Animal Services wins grant in national challenge

Bulloch County Animal Services wins grant in national challenge

Bulloch County Animal Services received a $5,000 grant from Best Friends Animal Society through the national "Partner Up" challenge, supporting collaboration with rescue groups to boost pet adoptions and transports.
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Bulloch wraps up Juneteenth with day two of celebration

Bulloch wraps up Juneteenth with day two of celebration

Bulloch County celebrated the second day of its Juneteenth festival on Saturday, June 21, 2025, with music, dancing, and community fun at Fair Road Park. The event honored African American history and freedom through live performances, food, and educational activities.
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