Statesboro, United States (Local)
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By: Jason Martin
Community members, local performers and civic organizations gathered inside the Averitt Center on the Emma Kelly stage last Friday evening, July 3, for a special concert — "Let Freedom Sing! Celebrating 250 Years of America."
The “Gotta Catch 'em All Camp” was held all week inside the Roxie Remley Center for Fine Arts.
The first day of classes for the 2026–27 Bulloch County school year isn't until Aug. 3, but the Statesboro Mall made sure parents and students got an early jump with the "Movin' & Groovin' " back-to-school event held Saturday, July 11, inside the mall.
By: Jason Martin
Starting off with Operation Move-in on Friday, Georgia Southern is welcoming a projected record-breaking freshman class and returning students for the fall semester.
WALNUT GROVE, Ga. — Buford scored seven runs in the first inning and cruised to a 16-1, five-inning victory over Walnut Grove in its 2026 season opener Thu
WOODSTOCK, Ga. —Buford softball improved to 3-0 on the season Saturday with a pair of wins at the GADC Leadoff Classic at Twin Creeks Softball Complex, def
BUFORD — Buford remained unbeaten Thursday, using a 14-hit attack and a five-run first inning to defeat Dacula 14-6 in six innings in a Region 8-7A matchup
#24 Matteo Tabada rounds the counter looking for positive yards. Photo by Jeff Washburn/Weakly County Times
McKENZIE (August 26) — The McKenzie Planning Commission met Wednesday to begin preliminary discussions on possible zoning regulations for data centers. City Planner Donny Bunton presented an outline of a possible ordinance that, if the Commission deems it necessary, could serve as the basis for developing a more comprehensive plan.
The 2026 McKenzie School Board (L to R) Front Row: Misty Aird, Karen Fowler and Madelyn Morris. Back Row: Director of Schools Dr. Justin Barden, Matt Lane, Spiridon Rodits, Brian Stafford, Brian Winston and Chad Brown.
