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Kiwanis Ogeechee Fairgrounds to Host Cabin Fever Laser Light Show
Kiwanis Ogeechee Fairgrounds to Host Cabin Fever Laser Light Show
The Kiwanis Club of Statesboro has announced that they will host the Cabin Fever Laser Light Show at the Kiwanis Ogeechee Fairgrounds. The light show...
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Publix Hopes to Open Late 2022, Groundbreaking May 26th
Publix Hopes to Open Late 2022, Groundbreaking May 26th
Chris Norberg, Community Relations Manager for Publix Supermarkets, confirmed today that Watkins, the developer of the shopping center which Publix has signed a lease for...
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Statesboro Magazine May/June Edition Now Available
Statesboro Magazine May/June Edition Now Available
Statesboro Magazine May/June 2021 issue is now available throughout the community. Pick up a copy today! This issue includes the EGRMC Medical Directory and wonderful...
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Be Prepared for a Hurricane: Get an Insurance Checkup Today
Be Prepared for a Hurricane: Get an Insurance Checkup Today
This Hurricane Preparedness Week, call your insurance company or agent and ask for an insurance checkup to make sure you have enough homeowners insurance to...
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EGRMC CEO Salutes Essential Workers for National Hospital Week
EGRMC CEO Salutes Essential Workers for National Hospital Week
From EGRMC CEO Stephen Pennington: Good health. We all want it – a life where our bodies remain strong and able, allowing us to do...
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Van Buren Sanitarium Heavily Damaged by Fire Sunday Night

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Van Buren Sanitarium Heavily Damaged by Fire Sunday Night

By DeWayne Grice on May 10, 2021

The Van Buren Sanitarium at the corner of Elm Street and Van Buren street in downtown Statesboro was heavily damaged Sunday night, May 9, 2021…

Statesboro Seniors Surprised with Beautiful Flowers from Foodlion

Statesboro seniors

Statesboro Seniors Surprised with Beautiful Flowers from Foodlion

By DeWayne Grice on May 9, 2021

Excelsior EMC Power Outage Affects 933 Customers Sunday

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Excelsior EMC Power Outage Affects 933 Customers Sunday

By DeWayne Grice on May 9, 2021

2021 Averitt Summer Camps start May 31, Register Today!

Summer Camps

2021 Averitt Summer Camps start May 31, Register Today!

By Grice Connect on May 9, 2021

Statesboro Mayor McCollar Seeks Volunteers for Vaccine Info Session

Statesboro Mayor McCollar Seeks Volunteers for Vaccine Info Session

By Kelsie Posey on May 9, 2021

Broadband Outage Impacted Businesses and Residents Saturday

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Broadband Outage Impacted Businesses and Residents Saturday

By DeWayne Grice on May 8, 2021

COVID Deaths Fall Statewide to Lowest Point Since July

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COVID Deaths Fall Statewide to Lowest Point Since July

By DeWayne Grice on May 8, 2021

Southeast Bulloch Soccer teams donate $3.4K to Safe Haven

Southeast Bulloch

Southeast Bulloch Soccer teams donate $3.4K to Safe Haven

By Grice Connect on May 7, 2021

Children Now Represent 22.4% of New COVID Cases

Children Now Represent 22.4% of New COVID Cases

By Kelsie Posey on May 7, 2021

“An Evening in the Jazz Age” in Emma Kelly Theater Tomorrow, May 8th

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“An Evening in the Jazz Age” in Emma Kelly Theater Tomorrow, May 8th

By Grice Connect on May 7, 2021

Community Supports Bulloch Solutions Grand Opening: VIDEO

Bulloch Solutions

Community Supports Bulloch Solutions Grand Opening: VIDEO

By DeWayne Grice on May 6, 2021

DPH Says Best Way to Fight COVID Variants are Masks & Vaccines

DPH Says Best Way to Fight COVID Variants are Masks & Vaccines

By Kelsie Posey on May 6, 2021

FDA Approves Pfixer-BioNTech COVID Vaccine for Individuals 12-15
FDA Approves Pfixer-BioNTech COVID Vaccine for Individuals 12-15
The Food & Drug Administration (FDA) have expanded emergency use authorization for the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine to include individuals 12-15 years old. According to the...
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Statesboro Mayor McCollar Seeks Volunteers for Vaccine Info Session
Statesboro Mayor McCollar Seeks Volunteers for Vaccine Info Session
On Saturday, May 15th, Mayor McCollar looks to share information about the COVID-19 vaccine. He's currently looking for individuals to help pass out vaccine flyers...
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COVID Deaths Fall Statewide to Lowest Point Since July
COVID Deaths Fall Statewide to Lowest Point Since July
Daily reported coronavirus deaths have plummeted in Georgia to their lowest point since July, a testament, public health experts say, to the ability of vaccines to reduce...
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Children Now Represent 22.4% of New COVID Cases
Children Now Represent 22.4% of New COVID Cases
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) released data that shows children now make up 22.4% of new COVID cases. Roughly one year ago, children represented...
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DPH Says Best Way to Fight COVID Variants are Masks & Vaccines
DPH Says Best Way to Fight COVID Variants are Masks & Vaccines
The Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) & the Mayo Clinic say the best way to fight COVID variants is to wear masks and get...
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