Bulloch County Sheriff’s investigators found extensive evidence at a Waverly Lane home last month to issue warrants for a Statesboro woman on identity theft charges. Read More

      Listen to the BoroLive 2 p.m. update: Read More

    A second suspect in Sunday’s early morning shooting at Club 46 in Metter was arrested Wednesday. Read More

    Students and teachers will not be the only people calling the Sallie Zetterower Elementary School home this spring. Read More

    Most girls dream about their wedding days. However, when it comes to actually planning their weddings, it’s often far more stressful and expensive than they imagined. Read More

    Congressman John Barrow will be in Statesboro Saturday for his annual “Congress on the Corner” event. Read More

    A Bulloch County man has been jailed for allegedly intercepting a donation meant for a local charity. Read More

    A convicted sex offender hiding out in Bulloch County after absconding from Coffee County, was apprehended Tuesday after getting into an argument with his girlfriend. Read More

    Voters hoping to participate in the 2012 Presidential Preference Primary have but a few days remaining before a registration deadline to take part in the March 6 election. Read More

    SAVANNAH — Being left politically homeless by the new Georgia congressional map hasn't stopped Rep. John Barrow from raising piles of cash for a tough re-election fight. Read More

    Metter Police Chief Dennis Nelson released the identity of the man arrested in Sunday’s shooting at a Metter nightclub. Read More

    ATLANTA — Taylor Gramling was nearing the end of her battle with leukemia, but her zeal for life was undiminished when the teenager told her mother last fall she wanted to go deer hunting. Read More

    After responding to multiple reports of gunfire early Sunday morning at a local nightclub, Statesboro police arrested a teenager in connection to one of the incidents. Read More

    Two men charged with bootlegging are behind bars after Statesboro Police and state agents seized more than $4,000 worth of alcoholic beverages from a Denmark Street home Friday. Read More

   An investigation is under way after an inmate was found dead in the Effingham County Jail early Monday morning. Read More

A man is in custody in connection to a shooting Saturday night at Club 46 in Metter, and investigations are ongoing regarding that shooting as well as another incident in the area. Read More

       Several months ago, I spoke with the speaker of the Georgia House of Representatives David Ralston about the unemployment situation in our state. He said one of the most effective ways to battle unemployment is to help small businesses as they generate the vast majority of job growth. Read More

      The date has officially been set for the closing of a true icon in Statesboro's business community. Snooky's Restaurant is slated to serve its last meal on Feb. 18, just one day after the property on which it sits is scheduled to be sold. Read More

      With 14 entries ranging from a visit from "Death" to vengeful werewolves the 2011 Statesboro Film Festival was an exciting evening for short film lovers of all genres. Read More

Part spiritual conquest, part health initiative and all adventure: two North Georgia men have set out on a journey to turn their lives around and get a sense of America the only way they know how — by experiencing it one step at a time. Read More

NEW YORK — In corrections systems nationwide, officials are grappling with decisions about geriatric units, hospices and medical parole as elderly inmates — with their high rates of illness and infirmity — make up an ever increasing share of the prison population. Read More

ST. LOUIS — Since the Iraq War ended there has been little fanfare for the veterans returning home. No ticker-tape parades. No massive, flag-waving public celebrations. Read More

    A judge ruled the Ogeechee Riverkeeper organization must work with a Screven County textiles company to come up with an agreeable alternative to a consent order filed previously regarding improvements to the Ogeechee River. Read More

   For the second year in a row, Georgia Southern University was ranked as one of the top 10 most popular universities in the nation by “U.S. News and World Report.” Georgia Southern tied with Yale for the number seven spot on this year’s list. Read More

    ATLANTA — Georgia will start limiting the number of wild turtles that hunters can capture because of fears that increased demand for the animals from East Asia could harm local populations. Read More

    RICHMOND, Va. — Pollution, coal mining and natural gas exploration have put the Chesapeake Bay, North Carolina's Piedmont and the mountains of Tennessee and Virginia on an environmental group's list of most endangered places in the Southeast. Read More

    Migrant labor was a major topic Wednesday during the 2012 Georgia Ag Forecast program at Georgia Southern University’s Nessmith Lane Building. Read More

    A group of young dancers will put their talents on display this weekend in an effort to raise money for a community service project benefitting local children. Read More

   Recently let go from work due to cutbacks, Michael Williams once stood at a crossroads with limited options. Read More

    CLAXTON — In its 45th year, the festival formerly known as the Claxton Rattlesnake Roundup is undergoing something of a midlife transformation. Read More

    Many in the community mourn the death of Judge J. Lane Johnston, former municipal judge for Statesboro. At age 81, Johnston passed away Saturday after a long battle with Parkinson’s Disease. Read More

Three Pembroke men are behind bars after federal agents, with the help of numerous local law enforcement agencies, charged them with kidnapping two Bryan County businessmen. Read More

      Georgia Southern University's Master of Science in Nursing - Family Nurse Practitioner program was ranked in the top 20 nationally by U.S. News & World Report. The program also had the highest ranking among all colleges and universities in Georgia - both public and private. Read More

      At the age of 24, Jon Lockin owns and operates a small fleet of buses, having revolutionized transportation home from Statesboro's bars. He has also been pictured in Forbes Magazine. Read More

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich stormed to an upset win in the South Carolina primary Saturday night, dealing a sharp setback to former front-runner Mitt Romney and suddenly scrambling the race for the Republican presidential nomination.     "Thank you, South Carolina!" a jubilant Gingrich swiftly tweeted to his supporters. He appealed for a flood or donations for the next-up Jan. 31 primary. "Help me deliver the knockout punch in Florida. Join our ... Read More

As a teacher for nearly two decades at Metter High School, answering questions is one thing Mary Ann Stanley does best. Read More

The Statesboro Herald is putting together a pictorial history book to mark the 75th anniversary of the founding of the newspaper by the Coleman family in 1937. Read More

If you are tired of just talking about the weather and want to actually do something, a class Monday may help you accomplish that goal. Read More

It seems only natural for a city that claims Blind Willie McTell’s blues standard “Statesboro Blues” as its own unofficial theme song — and that takes even more pride in the rendition of the same song made famous by The Allman Brothers — to find a way to honor its musical heritage and celebrate what’s to come. Read More

WASHINGTON — Home sales in December reached their highest pace in nearly a year. The gain coincided with other signs that the troubled housing market improved at the end of last year. Read More

Ogeechee Technical College President Dr. Dawn Cartee was named the 2012 Business Leader of the Year Thursday night during the 90th Annual Statesboro-Bulloch County Chamber of Commerce meeting. Read More

    Two men were arrested Wednesday night after a drunken brawl during which one was accidentally stabbed in the neck. Read More

    A person was airlifted to Savannah Wednesday after a collision on Alford Road. Georgia State Patrol reports were incomplete Thursday, but a partial report filed by GSP Trooper First-Class Carl Hutchinson stated two drivers involved were Christopher Troy Howe and Ashley Diane James. Ages and addresses were unavailable, and incomplete reports did not list which driver was airlifted. Read More

    A Wednesday decision by Statesboro City Council could result in improved fire services for people living in and around the city. Read More

    After almost 11 months of investigation, Statesboro Police arrested a man Wednesday they believe murdered his stepbrother and hid his body beneath a house. Read More

    Sen. Jack Hill wants a textiles industry to pay for testing, studies and publication of findings regarding the Ogeechee River into which the company dumps wastewater. Read More

    A man wanted for the Dec. 9 armed robbery of a local tobacco store turned himself in Sunday, police said. Read More

STATESBORO — Legendary composer Marvin Hamlisch will appear at Georgia Southern University’s Performing Arts Center (PAC) on Sunday,  Jan. 22 at 3 p.m. Read More

    A woman was killed Sunday when her boyfriend shot her, then raped her teenage daughter, said Bulloch County Sheriff Lynn Anderson. Read More