The annual cancer survivors’ dinner at St. Matthew Catholic Church and Newman Center brought together survivors, caregivers, and community supporters for an evening of fellowship, gratitude, and hope.

The community of Bulloch County is reflecting on the life and legacy of Fred William Shaver Jr., 91, who passed away this February. Known affectionately as Coach Shaver, his name is synonymous with ...

Statesboro's popular nail salon, Annie's Nails, invites you to its significantly expanded space with a soft opening. After months of construction, owners Tom and Kally are ready to offer customers a ...

The Lowcountry Down Syndrome Society (LDSS) is gearing up to host its 17th Annual Night of Champions & Hiring Expo on ...

Community members in Statesboro are invited to a conversation on maternal health, where the focus will be on navigating the maternal health system in Southeast Georgia. The event, titled 'Listening to ...

The Georgia Ports Authority is making significant preparations to welcome the season’s first citrus arrivals, sourcing from South Africa, South America, and other key global markets. This expansion ...

Drivers across Georgia will soon notice a dip at the pump as Governor Brian Kemp has signed a law immediately suspending the state's excise tax on motor fuel. The move aims to provide immediate relief ...

The Bulloch County community once again demonstrated its profound generosity this spring, coming together at Catie's ...

The Georgia Southern University Division of Continuing and Professional Education (CPE) and Division of Facilities are teaming up to help people brush up on their home improvement skills. The Handy ...

Local favorite Uncle Shug's Bar B Que is once again firing up their smokers to offer their highly sought-after smoked Easter hams, now available for pre-order until April 2nd. The popular restaurant ...

The Watersville Station Farmers Market will 'squeeze' the day on Saturday, April 4, 2026, as it hosts the Lemonade on the ...

The Spring Plant Sale at the Botanic Garden at Georgia Southern University will return on Saturday, March 28, with a new one-day format featuring extended hours and a wide variety of native perennials ...