Business Section
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Bulloch sees a boom in school building Local school construction has become a real economic stimulus for Bulloch County resulting in a collective sigh of relief for many connected with large scale commercial construction in this area. |
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Ellis Travel Trailers focuses on service Even though the economy has put a damper on the sale of recreational vehicles of all types, one local company is managing to weather the storm as people take to the roads to enjoy one of the simpler pleasures in life – camping. |
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GSU professor receives Congressional honor Georgia Southern University faculty member Karl E. Peace, Ph. D. was honored on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives for his numerous professional and charitable contributions. |
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Lofty ideas on West Main Like most areas under redevelopment, there is an ebb and flow to the process. This past year, downtown Statesboro has experienced somewhat of an ebb. Where some might see a downturn, others see an opportunity. |
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Social Security likes new Statesboro location I have received a number of emails about the now empty Social Security office on Zetterower Avenue. Many of you are concerned that people will not know where to go if they have a Social Security question. I hope today's column will be helpful in addressing some of the concerns that you all may have. |
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COBA earns another ‘Princeton’ ranking Georgia Southern University's College of Business Administration was recognized recently as one of the best business schools in the country by "The Princeton Review." It is the fourth year in a row Georgia Southern was included on the list. |
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A stimulus to buy a home With expiration of the popular federal tax credit for first-time home buyers looming on December 1, local realtors and mortgage lenders are encouraging potential homebuyers to take advantage of this significant stimulus measure. |
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Special Olympics numbers really add up I don't know about you, but I certainly noticed the crowds around Statesboro swell when the Georgia Special Olympics Fall Games came here two weekends ago. I asked the Statesboro Convention and Visitors Bureau executive director Jaime Riggs just how many people came to the three day event held October 2 - 4. |
