Georgia Southern University mechanical engineering students will compete in the Society of Automotive Engineers Mini Baja competition in Madison, Wis., starting today.
Two men were caught on camera early Monday morning as they broke into a convenience store near Interstate 16.
While officials await the results of water quality tests regarding the Ogeechee River, the question of why fish are dying downriver from a local textiles plant - but not upriver - remains unanswered.
An attempt to convert a former business property into a potential apartment complex failed Tuesday morning.
Georgia Southern University's Dr. Ted Moore, the provost and vice president for academic affairs, announced his resignation Tuesday.
A registered sex offender was arrested after officers found child pornography on his computer, the Bulloch County Sheriff's Office said Tuesday.
A 63-year-old man was arrested on charges he molested two children, the Bulloch County Sheriff's Office said Tuesday.
The Hearts & Hands Clinic will make its move to a larger, more advanced facility next week.
Statesboro residents could see a minor change in solid waste collection fees as city leaders look for ways to manage hefty trash piles being left for pickup.
After a relatively brief stint as Lily's Cafe, the once heralded location of the Blue Moon Restaurant on East Main Street is undergoing major renovation.
Five years after buying Statesboro-based Frills and Fancies, owner Scott Marchbanks is "rebranding" the very successful prom and formal wear store. Marchbanks has renamed his retail operation Frills By Scott, and is preparing to launch a second store in Baxley this August.
The art of acting has taken Jason Vail to a number of places during the past 20 years.
An armed robbery was reported early Saturday morning at College Walk, Statesboro police said.
Bacterial diseases exacerbated by low water levels and warmer temperatures killed more than a dozen fish last week in the Ogeechee River, officials said Friday.
It is not every day that people flock to a cancer center for a fun, relaxing time.
As a candidate for Bulloch County Board of Education in District 4, Adrianne McCollar has made "Our children. Our community. Our future." her campaign slogan.
Georgia Southern University students have organized a March for Our Lives event for 1 p.m. Saturday on the Statesboro campus.
The 2018 version of the Bulloch County Schools' long-established Speak Up for Education event offers a new format, with participants able to choose multiple sessions ...
The Bulloch County Sheriff's Foundation, a nonprofit organization, is selling slow-roasted Boston butts to help fund various community programs.
ATLANTA - As Georgia's governor, Zell Miller successfully championed selling lottery tickets to fund scholarships in a Bible belt state and lost a fight to ...
"Every photograph that we take, and ultimately share, is energy transfer. We use photography to communicate the energy we originally felt." -- Paul Melcher
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 ...
It's that time of year to look back and reflect, and photography is still one of the very best ways to do that.
A quick-thinking Bulloch County sheriff's deputy was commended for his actions that saved a child's life after an all-terrain vehicle accident Wednesday.
Images from the Citizens Police Academy offer insight into the experience.
Statesboro Herald Staff Photographer Scott Bryant shares his top pictures from 2015.
U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. and Special Agent Chester McBride laid to rest at Mt. Zion AME Church Cemetery after his funeral at Hanner ...
U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Chester McBride, who was killed on duty while serving in Afghanistand on Dec. 21, arrives home and is honored ...
Check out pictures from the 2015 Dancing with the Statesboro Stars. The annual fundraiser added a second permance this year and raised $107,000 to ...
Nearly 400 paddling enthusiasts hit the Ogeechee River with their canoes and kayaks.
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