Everyone out there needs to be clear on one thing - manufacturing is an important part of the U.S. economy. Manufacturing is strategically critical and must always be a part of the economy. While it is changing, manufacturing is not going to disappear. In fact, there is now a trend toward bringing it back. But we have a significant problem in this country because of the public perceptions to the contrary.
Keep Bulloch Beautiful will celebrate the 10th anniversary of hosting The Great American Cleanup later this month starting on the Bulloch County courthouse lawn.
Note: All information included in this report is taken from law enforcement incident reports and arrest records, which are public records and available for review at any and all local law enforcement agencies. Not every arrest leads to a conviction. Guilt or innocence is determined by the court system.
A storybook career is entering its final stage as theater professor Gary E. Dartt is retiring from Georgia Southern University.
Everybody is concerned whether their wages will go up or down. Anthony Barilla came on Monday's "Mornings unPHILtered" show to talk about how a college professor studies player salaries in Major League Baseball. Barilla said the current economic downturn is affecting even players salaries.
AUGUSTA - While acknowledging he made some "incredibly poor decisions" in his personal life, Tiger Woods still thinks he can win the Masters - even coming back from a five-month layoff.
PESHAWAR, Pakistan - Islamist militants unleashed a car bomb and grenade attack against a U.S. consulate in northwestern Pakistan on Monday, killing four people and striking back after months of American missile strikes against Taliban and al-Qaida fighters in the region.
MIAMI - Jamie Oliver is using fresh fruit and vegetables to try to win the hearts, or at least the fatty arteries, of a West Virginia city. Rachael Ray is working to reform school lunch. And Paula Deen, queen of Southern-fried goodness, recently taught an auditorium of kids how to cook and eat healthy.
ATLANTA - The next time you're at the doctor's office, take a peek at those certificates hanging on the wall. Like gallons of milk, some of them are expiring.
CALEXICO, Calif. - Inspectors red-tagged nearly 80 percent of the city's historic downtown area Monday, where roofs were caved in, windows smashed and inventory strewn about after a deadly Easter earthquake in nearby Mexico.
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Discovery and seven astronauts rocketed into orbit Monday on one of NASA's final stockpiling missions to the International Space Station, its takeoff flames bringing an early dawn to the coast with this last scheduled shuttle launch in darkness.
The 2010 Main Street Farmers Market opened Saturday with a ton of local produce, bargains and a lot of fun.
Georgia Southern University's Betty Foy Sanders Department of Art will host ArtsFest 2010 on April 10 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sweetheart Circle.
"Well, if you look ... at the bill very closely, Statesboro, you will find ... that in that bill, their health care bill, there is a part that says that they gonna microchip all America, that they can keep up with them for the ... new health care. We're living in the end of time, Statesboro. The signing of that health care bill was another sign of the coming of the Lord.You better get close to God ... 'cause it won't be long."
ROUND ROCK, Texas - The suspect in a series of bombing attacks that terrorized Austin over the past few weeks blew himself up early Wednesday as ...
Note: Bulloch County native, retired Georgia Southern professor and community activist Ruth Green addressed the Bulloch County Commission with a list of her concerns at ...
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