Al Hackle is a News and Business Writer. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular expertise in construction, real estate, culture, and urban planning. His work has been featured in Bryan County News, Coastal Courier, and Statesboro Herald.
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Al Hackle focuses on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation. He covers topics such as city council decisions, zoning issues, infrastructure projects, public safety developments and changes in local leadership.
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By: Al Hackle
Other Bulloch County officials joined county Coroner Chuck Francis and staff members Oct. 1 in breaking ground for the county’s first official modern morgue and freestanding coroner’s office.
By: Al Hackle
Following up on Statesboro City Council’s mid-September decision to hold the city property tax rate at 8.625 mills instead of approving his recommended increase to 9.6 mills, City Manager Charles Penny has proposed more than $1.34 million in current-year budget cuts to the mayor and council.
By: Al Hackle
Four Republican nominees for statewide office in Georgia spoke to about 100 local people during a lunch event Wednesday, Oct. 7 in the Main Street Farmers Market venue at Visit Statesboro. Early voting begins Tuesday, Oct. 13, for the Nov. 3 general election.
By: Al Hackle
The Bulloch County and Statesboro city governments are continuing to split design and engineering costs 50-50 for proposed improvements to Burkhalter, Cawana and Harville roads, but they revised their agreement last week after those planning costs exceeded the initially agreed upon $1 million level.
By: Al Hackle
An attorney for property owners 4AM Development LLC, seeking to place a data center along Burkhalter Road on the edge of Statesboro, filed a motion last week asking the Bulloch County Superior Court to dismiss a zoning challenge brought by Coastal Communities United and 11 individual citizens.
In a fairly busy first day of in-person early voting, 848 citizens cast ballots with the touchscreen-to-printer machines at the Bulloch County Annex on North Main Street between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Tuesday.
The Kiwanis Club of Statesboro has dedicated next week’s Kiwanis Ogeechee Fair, the 64th annual, in honor of Mike Bowen, a long-serving Statesboro Kiwanis member.
By: Al Hackle
Anthony Simmons, after 32 years as a Bulloch County commissioner, is again seeking re-election to another four-year term in Seat 1-B. As a Democrat, he is facing a challenge from Republican candidate Spencer Johnson. Early voting is now well underway toward the Nov. 3 general election.
By: Al Hackle
Three roundtable groups weighed options Saturday during the first of three public discussions about data centers being held at different Statesboro venues. But if participants decided anything, it was only for themselves.
By: Al Hackle
Capping its January-October monthly meeting season, the Bulloch County Historical Society on Monday took a half-hour gaze into its executive director Virginia Anne Franklin Waters' kitchen, with nostalgic forays into the local past, through a video called "Remembering Bulloch with Dishes for the Dearly Departed."
