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Studio Statesboro - The Davy Weaver Project; GSU students cut hair for Locks of Love Watch This Show On Your Mobile Device |
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Police Report - November 7 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. |
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Annual Pet Fun Day is Saturday The Humane Society and the Statesboro-Bulloch Parks & Recreation Department are teaming up for a day to celebrate your pet. |
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Mornings unPHILtered - Winning candidates discuss future Thursday's “Morning's unPhiltered” show had a variety of topics that were discussed. Host Phil Boyum announced that the Bulloch County chapter of the NAACP is celebrating its creation 100 years ago. The group will hold a special banquet at Snella's Place on Highway 301 North on Saturday, starting at 6 p.m. |
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Attic Sale promises tons of bargains What do you get when you mix 101 organized ladies, consecutive work shifts for four days, 20 committees plus plenty of good finds at cheap prices? One of the biggest garage sales around. |
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Portal/Metter Hwy. closing Monday for bridge replacement Portal/Metter Highway will be closed beginning Monday, Nov. 9, for bridge replacement, according to spokespersons form the Georgia Department of Transportation. |
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Studio Statesboro - Career fair at GSU; Mary-Kate's weekend entertainment line-up Watch This Show On Your Mobile Device |
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Bulloch NAACP to celebrate national 100th anniversary at banquet Saturday The Bulloch County Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is celebrating a national milestone at their annual banquet this Saturday. |
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Police arrest 16-year-old suspect in recent armed robberies Investigative work by Bulloch County Sheriff's Inv. Walter Deal led to the arrest of a 16-year-old believed to have been involved in four armed robberies last month. |
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Mornings unPHILtered - Comic books and controversy Statesboro elections, a comics book drive, a controversial figure and politics filled a busy “Mornings unPhiltered” show on Wednesday. |
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Brooklet, Portal and Register election results Two vacated seats on the Brooklet City Council were filled Tuesday, and the incumbent was ousted from the third seat up for election. |
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SHS senior named to state council LeeKira Smith, a senior at Statesboro High School, was selected recently to serve on the 2009-2010 Student Advisory Council. She was picked by a Georgia Department of Education committee from more than 500 high school applicants across the state. |
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Studio Statesboro - Election day for two city councils; Phil & Jake: Ballot write-ins Watch This Show On Your Mobile Device |
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Blitch reelected; Riggs joins Council Incumbent earns 2nd term in District 1 In a Statesboro city council race that was up for grabs on the final day, incumbent councilman Tommy Blitch has been reelected for a third term in District 1. Blitch said he was a bit disappointed by the low voter turnout, but that he and his family were happy with the result of the election. “It feels good and I want to thank the ... |
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Mornings unPHILtered - Itβs Election Day in the Boro It was Election Day Tuesday and, appropriately enough, the lone guest “Mornings UnPhiltered” was Bulloch County Chief Probate Clerk Patricia Lanier Jones. |
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Controversial Professor William Ayers gives GSU class lecture Controversial Professor William Ayers made an unpublicized visit to the Georgia Southern University campus Tuesday to give a lecture on curriculum and writing. |
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Three stabbed in Halloween party attack Three men were stabbed Halloween night after two apparently unwelcome guests drew knives, said Bulloch County Sheriff Lynn Anderson. |
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Studio Statesboro - Howl-O-Ween pet contest; Business in the Boro Watch This Show On Your Mobile Device |
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Deputies hunting 2 armed robbers Bulloch County Sheriff's investigators are seeking information about a convenience store armed robbery that took place last week. |
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Improv lives with 'Laughing Matters' Tommy Futch loves to be called a liar. As an improv comedian, he says there is no better compliment than when the audience doesn't believe he didn't plan his show. |
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Election Day in Statesboro β Polls open 7 a.m.-7 p.m. William James and the Honey Bowen Building are the only two polls open for today's City of Statesboro elections. In City Council District 1, incumbent Tommy Blitch is opposed by Benji Lewis and Bill Thomas. In District 4, Lottie Johnson, Fred Parrish and John Riggs all seek to fill the vacant seat. |
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Mornings unPHILtered - Registrar: Bring ID to polls today On Monday's “Mornings unPHILtered” show, Bulloch County Deputy Voting Registrar Shontay Jones reminded voters to bring a proper picture ID if they go to the polls to vote today. Jones spoke on the air with host Phil Boyum. |
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Studio Statesboro - Brooklet's Pumpkin parade; Bulloch History Moment with Roger Allen Watch This Show On Your Mobile Device |
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Evermore Farms hosts, performs well in IEA equestrian point show Last weekend, Brooklet’s own Evermore Farms hosted an official Interscholastic Equestrian Association Point Show – an equitation competition according to Eleanor Ellis, owner and manager at Evermore. |
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Urban Legends of Statesboro Follow Mary-Kate Roan as host in this Halloween special as she investigates various known locations for paranormal activity in Statesboro. |
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Studio Statesboro - Haunted Forest at Georgia Southern; Urban Legends of Statesboro Watch This Show On Your Mobile Device |
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Campaigns in final stretch - Election Day is Tuesday Now that early voting for the Statesboro city council election is over, officials are gearing up for the final day of voting – Election Day on Tuesday. |
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Armed robbery epidemic in the Boro Someone in the community knows something about the nine armed robberies that have taken place recently around the Georgia Southern University Campus, and Statesboro Police are offering a " substantial reward" for information identifying and leading to the arrests of the suspects responsible. |
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The Swarm are Grand Champs Last week, the Southeast Bulloch High School marching band “The Swarm” and their dancers “The Stingers” participated in their last competition of the year. The event: the Burke County Bear Invitational Marching Competition held at the Burke County’s High School Stadium in Waynesboro. |
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GSU student chosen to carry Olympic torch The Winter Olympics will have a bit of local flavor when the games open next year in Vancouver, Canada. |
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Mornings unPHILtered - Blitch: No changes to alcohol laws This morning's first guest was Statesboro City Councilman Tommy Blitch, who is running for re-election to his District One seat. He is being challenged by William Thomas and Benjamin Lewis in Tuesday's election. |
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Haunted Forest: Dare to be scared The Haunted Forest is open Friday and Saturday – Halloween – from 8 p.m. to midnight. It is located at the corner of Forest Drive and Akins Boulevard on Campus. Admission is $5 and all proceeds benefit the Center for Addiction Recovery and the Boys and Girls Club of Bulloch County. |
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Studio Statesboro - Sacred & Profane Art Show; Weekend entertainment line-up Watch This Show On Your Mobile Device |
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Police Report - October 30 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. |
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Lee rules the roost In Mattie Lively Elementary School's lunch room, Sharmane Lee quietly rules the roost. A graduate of Statesboro High School in 1980, she was raised in Statesboro by her parents, Joseph and Louise Hendrix. |
