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City of Statesboro accepting applications for several boards and commissions

City of Statesboro accepting applications for several boards and commissions

The City of Statesboro is now accepting applications for appointments to its One Boro Commission and Youth Commission, with a deadline of Friday, October 25, 2024.
City Council hears alarming rise in gun thefts from unlocked vehicles & recognizes Food Bank and Safe Haven

City Council hears alarming rise in gun thefts from unlocked vehicles & recognizes Food Bank and Safe Haven

At the October 15 City Council meeting, Police Chief Mike Broadhead revealed concerning statistics on stolen firearms, highlighting a growing issue with juveniles involved in auto break-ins. The council also recognized the Statesboro Food Bank’s 37th anniversary and declared October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, honoring local organizations for their service to the community.
Bulloch County Commissioners address storm impact, food aid, and Red Ribbon Week

Bulloch County Commissioners address storm impact, food aid, and Red Ribbon Week

Bulloch County Commissioners focused on community resilience during their latest meeting, discussing storm recovery efforts, increased demand at the local food bank, and the upcoming Red Ribbon Week. The food bank, which has served over 15,000 meals in the past three months, continues to provide vital support to families impacted by recent storms
Bulloch County Board of Education receives update on Hurricane Helene recovery, instructional adjustments

Bulloch County Board of Education receives update on Hurricane Helene recovery, instructional adjustments

The Bulloch County Board of Education met on October 10 to address the ongoing recovery efforts from Hurricane Helene, which caused extensive damage to school facilities and disrupted the academic calendar. With 11 instructional days lost, the board outlined plans to repair physical damages and adjust curriculum pacing to ensure students still meet key educational standards.
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. & NAACP to host Statesboro and Bulloch County candidate forum

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. & NAACP to host Statesboro and Bulloch County candidate forum

Candidates for City and County contested positions are invited to talk about issues on the Nov. 5 ballot.
BULLOCH COUNTY ELECTIONS | Learn more about local candidates on the ballot

BULLOCH COUNTY ELECTIONS | Learn more about local candidates on the ballot

The Grice Connect team has put together information on each local candidate so you can learn more about them before heading to the polls. Review information on the candidates in contested Bulloch County and City of Statesboro races. Early voting begins on Tuesday, October 15.
BULLOCH COUNTY VOTER GUIDE | Early voting begins Tuesday, October 15

BULLOCH COUNTY VOTER GUIDE | Early voting begins Tuesday, October 15

Early voting for the November general election begins on Tuesday, October 15, in Bulloch County. Check out all the information you need to make your plan to VOTE!
Common reasons you may be deemed ineligible for FEMA disaster assistance

Common reasons you may be deemed ineligible for FEMA disaster assistance

Citizens are reporting being denied FEMA assistance. Here are some common reasons for denial. If you are denied, remember that is not the final decision.
Bulloch County and City of Statesboro hurricane debris removal information

Bulloch County and City of Statesboro hurricane debris removal information

Bulloch County Board of Commissioners and the City of Statesboro have contracted with Southern Disposal Recovery to help homeowners remove fallen trees, limbs, and other yard debris. Here are answers to your questions about debris disposal.
Brooklet City Council discusses SPLOST 2024 scenarios

Brooklet City Council discusses SPLOST 2024 scenarios

The Brooklet City Council’s October 10, 2024, work session focused on several key issues, including preparations for the upcoming SPLOST 2024 referendum and the selection of stakeholders for the town's comprehensive plan. The council also reviewed new purchasing and vehicle replacement policies, discussed tree removal efforts, and debated how best to recognize city employees during the holidays.