Business

The popular salon is set to undergo a major expansion at its original location, promising more space and even better service for its clients.

PJ's Coffee of New Orleans is bringing 45 years of premium coffee expertise and authentic Big Easy flavor to Statesboro. The new location, on GA Highway 67 in front of McKeithen's TrueValue Hardware and between Wild Wing's and Happy Wok, will feature the company's newest layout with a convenient double drive-thru, making it easier than ever for locals to enjoy signature cold brew and fresh beignets.

For half a century, Ronnie Pope’s downtown clothing store has been a fixture of South Main Street, surviving retail shifts and anchoring a community that has grown around it. Built on faith, family, and personal service, RJ Pope Traditional Menswear continues to thrive as it prepares for the next generation of customers.

S&P Global (Standard & Poor’s) has issued a strong endorsement of the Georgia Ports Authority, awarding it an AA/Stable rating on its revenue bonds, as announced on August 8, 2025. This rating reflects the port authority's robust financial health and strategic importance.

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.

Excelsior Electric Membership Corporation (EMC) is moving forward with the construction of a new headquarters, replacing its current 72-year-old building. The project aims to improve member services and operational efficiency.

From stylish home decor to personalized gifts, downtown Statesboro has something new to offer. Coastal Plains Home and WhipItUp Engraving Studio are now open and ready to serve the Statesboro community.

For a decade, Three Tree Coffee has been a staple in the Statesboro community. Now, the beloved coffee shop is celebrating its 10-year anniversary with a special 'Survivor' themed event, complete with unique drinks, merchandise, and a commitment to giving back.

The Georgia Ports Authority announced Tuesday a landmark year, moving 5.7 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) during the last fiscal year, an impressive 8.6% increase over fiscal 2024.

A major food producer is set to invest heavily in Georgia, with plans to build a new plant in Northwest Georgia that will bring hundreds of jobs to the region, Governor Brian Kemp announced.