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Statesboro ENT enters a new chapter with larger facility and Augusta partnership

Statesboro ENT enters a new chapter with larger facility and Augusta partnership

Statesboro Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) is entering a new chapter with the grand opening of its new facility, offering expanded services and improved accessibility for patients. This move marks a significant milestone for the practice, including its partnership with Augusta ENT, which has been in the works for some time.
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Statesboro welcomes Sugar Polish, a sweet new spot for luxury nails

Statesboro welcomes Sugar Polish, a sweet new spot for luxury nails

Sugar Polish officially celebrated its grand opening on Sunday, August 17, bringing a new nail salon to Statesboro that promises luxury services, pampering pedicures, and a relaxing, vacation-like atmosphere. The salon features a full range of nail treatments, a built-in bar with mocktails and snacks, and added touches designed to make every guest feel indulged.
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Azul Tex Mex begins a new chapter with a second restaurant underway

Azul Tex Mex begins a new chapter with a second restaurant underway

After just two years of success, Azul Tex-Mex, a favorite dining spot in Statesboro, is expanding. The restaurant will soon welcome guests at its second location, complete with a drive-thru, indoor seating, and exciting menu additions.
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Keeping Statesboro Beautiful: New coordinator Timeka Shannon brings fresh energy to local environmental efforts

Keeping Statesboro Beautiful: New coordinator Timeka Shannon brings fresh energy to local environmental efforts

From community cleanups to community gardens, Keep Statesboro Bulloch Beautiful is undergoing a transformation. Led by their new coordinator, the organization is expanding its impact in the pursuit of a cleaner, greener environment.
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Bulloch school board advances ESPLOST VI and discusses millage rate increase to avoid deep cuts

Bulloch school board advances ESPLOST VI and discusses millage rate increase to avoid deep cuts

At its August 14, 2025, meeting, the Bulloch County Board of Education voted to place ESPLOST VI on the November ballot, a proposed five-year sales tax extension expected to generate up to $175 million for major school construction, renovations, technology upgrades, and bus replacements. Superintendent Charles Wilson also outlined options for the FY 2026 millage rate, recommending an increase to 10.400 mills to prevent deep staffing cuts while still making targeted reductions.
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Twenty years of growth and impact at Kids World Learning Center, where families come first

Twenty years of growth and impact at Kids World Learning Center, where families come first

Kids World Learning Center is celebrating 20 years of serving children from 6 weeks to 12 years old, offering structured learning, private kindergarten, and a focus on both academic and emotional development.
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Claire's announces Statesboro store closure after bankruptcy filing

Claire's announces Statesboro store closure after bankruptcy filing

The Claire's store in Statesboro, Georgia, is preparing to close its doors, adding to a wave of closures across the country after the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy for the second time.
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Hometown Hero: Firefighter Tucker Woodcock saves choking infant in Effingham

Hometown Hero: Firefighter Tucker Woodcock saves choking infant in Effingham

In a remarkable display of quick thinking and bravery, an off-duty firefighter saved a choking infant while on his way to pick up his daughter from daycare.
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After nine years of success, Annie's Nails teases an exciting new chapter

After nine years of success, Annie's Nails teases an exciting new chapter

From a chance encounter to a thriving business, the story of Annie's Nails is one of perseverance and community. As the Statesboro salon approaches its ninth year, founder Tom Berry is keeping the details under wraps, but promises something 'big'.
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Georgia Southern University Planetarium introduces new show times for fall

Georgia Southern University Planetarium introduces new show times for fall

Big news from the Georgia Southern University Planetarium! Starting this semester, you can catch more starry adventures, now offered on select Thursday afternoons and Friday mornings. For just $5 entry, you can enjoy a variety of cosmic wonders with comfy seats included.
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