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An out of state guest who attended a wedding at First Baptist Church and the reception at Forest Heights Country Club, last Saturday, March 7th, has tested positive to COVID-19 .

Financial help still needed for Statesboro Bahamian students. See specific needs in this update. The Statesboro Bahamian students and hosts last met on Sunday, October 6 at the Georgia Premier Academy.

Superintendent of Schools Charles Wilson announced Thursday, during the Bulloch County Board of Education meeting, that he does not recommend make-up days for the three school days missed during Hurricane Michael.

Please give now by clicking here . On Sunday morning over 30 volunteers led by David Cobb and Chris Yaughn traveled to Leary, Georgia and set up the Broken Shackle Ranch mobile kitchen.

Bulloch Inconvenienced by Power Outages Wide spread power outages have been a challenge for power crews throughout Bulloch County today.

With over 3,000 Bulloch County residents without power, concerns about food in their refrigerator and freezers are a concern. Here is a food safety chart. Consider helping a neighbor by storing food or loaning them a generator if you have power.

All of Bulloch County Schools’ offices and schools will be closed on Friday, Oct. 12, for all faculty, staff, and students due to damage and power outages caused by Hurricane Michael.

Statesboro Businesses Slowly Reopening Many Statesboro restaurants and retail businesses are beginning to re-open since the Tropical Storm Warning has ended. A wind advisory will remain in effect until 2 pm.

Thousands without power in Bulloch County. Thousands of Bulloch County residents are waking up to down trees and no power this morning. As of 8AM local power companies are reporting 9,047 customers without power in Bulloch County.

Tropical Storm Michael 5am update From Ted Wynn – Bulloch EMA: Winds started getting strong around 1:30am as Michael made its presence known to Bulloch County. Wind gusts to 45 mph were experienced at the EOC on 301 north.