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Growth Creates Strong Economic Position for Bulloch

Georgia Southern to host Trusted News Media Panel on Monday

A milestone of caring: Feed the Boro to surpass 2 million meals

Heavy rain, tropical storm winds from Idalia pelt Bulloch - Statesboro Herald

Bulloch under local emergency declaration for Hurricane Idalia

Bulloch County Board of Commissioners Christen Newly Renovated Meeting Room

Bulloch County Commissioners met Wednesday night for their bi-monthly meeting. The meeting returned to their newly renovated and expanded Commission meeting room. Read the story to review all business covered at the meeting.

City Council Annexes Bel-Air again at Tuesday Council meeting

After months of challenges the City of Statesboro once again annexed the remainder of the Bel-Air subdivision on Northside Drive East and approved a zoning change. This will allow for a $40 million, 124 single family home development. Read the story to review all of the business covered by City Council.

Child drowns in pool at Cambridge at Southern Apartments

A two year old child drowned in the pool at Cambridge at Southern - The Pines Saturday afternoon. The child was critical at the scene and was transported to EGRMC.

Colin Farrell & Dave Curley bring Tradition Irish Music to Statesboro

Farrell and Dave are extraordinarily talented musicians and thrilled the large crowd on Sunday. They played traditional Irish Music for over an hour. Afterwards they attended a reception in the Main Gallery of the Averitt where they met guests of the show.

Georgia teen's lapel pins make a point for vaccine | Health

Using data from Niche, Stacker compiled a list of the 100 best public colleges in America, from major universities to small, specialized colleges. Click for more. So Edie, with her interest in art, designed a lapel pin that would celebrate being vaccinated for COVID-19. The concept quickly became reality after she connected with a company that could make the pins. The finished product has an American flag with a big “V” representing vaccination. The goal of the pins is to inspire conversation – and encourage people to get a shot. Edie says conversations about being vaccinated will come up naturally as people notice the pins. “People you care about are going to the biggest influencers,’’ she says.