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Folks over in Statesboro voiced their concerns over increased taxes. The Bulloch County Independence Day T.E.A. Party gathered together Saturday at Mill Creek Elementary School, for a rally for any and all groups and individuals that were dissatisfied with the current governance of the United States, regardless of ideology, partisan identity, or ...
TEA Party in Statesboro hopes to send message
A group in Statesboro will be among those in our area and nationwide gathered Saturday to send a protest message to Washington.
Studio Statesboro Vodcast - International Arts Academy; TNT Fireworks
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20 defendants sentenced in stolen car conspiracy ring
Twenty defendents have been sentenced for involvement in a stolen car conspiracy ring centered in Savannah and Statesboro.
A federal judge has handed sentences ranging from probation to nine years in prison to 20 people convicted of taking part in a stolen car ring operating out of Savannah and Statesboro.
GBI: Man found in Candler was murdered
A Savannah man found dead in Candler County was murdered, said Georgia Bureau of Investigations Assistant Special Agent-in-Charge Chuck Sullenger.
HB1460 at the center of McCorkle suit
It's a case of hurry up and wait for Anthony Mann. The Statesboro citizen filed a claim June 16 against the city, arguing that the city's charter does not give the council authority to hire and fire employees.
Audio Slideshow: Statesboro Kiwanis Farm Tour
University of Georgia County Extension Agent Wes Harris leads residents on a Statseboro Kiwanis Club-sponsored tour of Bulloch County farms to increase awareness of local agriculture.
Mary Henley is pure Bulloch County. She was born here, went to school at Sallie Zetterower, Julia P. Bryant, William James, and then graduated from the old Statesboro High School.
Numbers swell at job temp agencies
Last week's announcement by the Georgia Department of Labor that Georgia's unemployment rate had soared in May to 9.7 percent may have surprised many, but not those working in the employment/staffing industry.
Statesboro Man Charged With Molesting A Child
The Statesboro Police Department is currently investigating a local man on charges of Child Molestation, Sexual Battery, Criminal Attempt of Aggravated Sodomy, Entering Auto, Felony Obstruction and 2 counts of Burglary.
Brooklet resident guilty of robbery
A Bulloch County jury found a Brooklet man guilty Thursday of a 2008 armed robbery in Statesboro.
Coastal Ga. under heat advisory Friday
Forecasters are warning southeast Georgia residents to brace themselves for blistering summer heat, with possible triple-digit temperatures.
Ga. Charter Schools Commission OK's local funding
A new state commission has ruled that two Georgia charter schools should get funding from their local school districts despite being denied money in the past.
Statesboro city council wants answers
The Satesboro city council still wants answers why the majority of council members rehired the clerk who the city manager fired last year.
Deaths reported to The Moultrie Observer on Monday, June 15, 2009, include Leo Thomas "Tommy" Barber Jr., 86, of Moultrie; Charlie Ben Swicord, 86, of Moultrie; Wynona Wells Spurlock, 84, of Moultrie; Sandra "Sandy" Johnson Hancock Wright, 63, of Statesboro, Ga.; Rachel Lenora Williams Funck, 62, of Bainbridge, Ga.; and James B. Ricks, 74, of ...
Drunken driver hits officer in patrol car Sunday; both injured
A Statesboro Police officer suffered a fractured wrist and other injuries early Sunday morning after another man, charged with DUI, struck his patrol car.
Statesboro councilman questions re-hiring, possible firing
Statesboro City Councilman Travis Chance worries the re-hiring of a clerk fired by the city manager could mean the city manager is on the way out.
Studio Statesboro Vodcast - Local plan for Tea Party; Boro Business: Leon's
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Statesboro woman cashes in on lottery
Brenda Lee bought a Jumbo Jumbo Bucks scratch ticket last month. Now she's $500,000 richer.
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