Shalyn Reddish

This free community event will coincide with Public Works Week. See Bulloch County service vehicles up close and meet the local heroes who drive them!

The Bulloch County Board of Education addressed critical budget issues and celebrated the inspiring achievements of Langston Chapel Middle School at their April 24 work session.

The fifth annual Bulloch Blueming for Prevention event brought together local leaders and advocacy groups to raise awareness about child abuse and neglect, highlight alarming local statistics, and promote community collaboration to protect vulnerable children.

Participants in this year’s Relay for Life shared powerful stories of survival, loss, hope, and community support, emphasizing the importance of recognizing caregivers and raising funds for cancer research and patient assistance.

The Bulloch County Commission used an emergency exemption in a called meeting to approve critical measures to purchase land and fast-track construction of a new fire station, advance staffing efforts, and continued emergency preparedness planning in anticipation of taking over fire services from the City of Statesboro on July 1.

Portal Middle High School has unveiled a new, state-of-the-art track and field complex that is already transforming athletic training, boosting school spirit, and serving as a valuable community resource.

The Exchange Club of Statesboro’s annual Community Picnic brought together families for a day of fun, community, and purpose, launching Child Abuse Prevention Month with activities, partnerships, and a focus on supporting children through awareness and literacy.

Reid Hill, a talented young pianist inspired by his church musician, has honed his skills through dedication and mentorship, balancing academics and music while captivating audiences through performances, including his participation in the recent ONE Series, showcasing local talent.

A new World War I exhibit at Georgia Southern's Henderson Library brings history to life through personal narratives, artifacts, and the efforts of historians, students, and guest lecturer Amanda Nagel to preserve the memories of those who experienced the war.

The One Health exhibit at the Georgia Southern Museum highlights the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health through interactive displays, educational collaborations, and real-world applications, encouraging visitors to recognize and act on their role in maintaining a healthy ecosystem.