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FEMA will host a Housing Resource Fair in Vidalia on Saturday, March 15, to connect disaster survivors with affordable housing options and recovery resources following Hurricane Helene.

Following Crossover Day, the Georgia House of Representatives has entered a crucial phase of the legislative session, reviewing key bills passed by the Senate while advancing important measures to strengthen education, public safety, healthcare, and economic relief for Georgians.

The University of Georgia Institute of Gerontology's CARE Center and Piedmont Healthcare are hosting "Dementia Topics in Primary Care," a free educational conference for healthcare professionals focused on dementia screening, diagnosis, and management, on Saturday, March 29 at EGRMC in Statesboro.

If you're willing to be awake at 2:30am, you can watch a lunar eclipse early this Friday morning, when the moon will turn a stunning shade of red.

The Georgia State Board of Education will hold a public hearing on April 21 to gather input from citizens and educators in the 12th Congressional District on K-12 public education. Bulloch County is included in the 12th district.

Ogeechee Technical College proudly celebrates the accomplishments of Jalen Day, a Diesel Technology graduate, as he embarks on his next journey with the U.S. Navy Seabees in Rota, Spain.

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Red carpet lights and stars shining bright! The Statesboro AMBUCS, dedicated to providing adaptive tricycles called Amtrykes to individuals with disabilities, held their first Stars for Trykes fundraiser, celebrating the organization's impact and raising funds for future Amtryke recipients. The inaugural event raised nearly $30,000.

Bulloch County Animal Services has received $13,800 in grant funding from Best Friends Animal Society to support pet microchipping and staff training initiatives.

Georgia drivers may soon be able to use digital driver’s licenses during traffic stops if House Bill 296, which recently passed the House with bipartisan support, becomes law.