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ATLANTA — Republicans aren't the only ones roiled by internal jostling and recruiting hiccups ahead of next year's midterm elections. Read More
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This weekend Dana Armel, 24, from Statesboro, assisted members of a Special Olympics team at the South Dakota State Summer Games. Read More
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When the Common Core State Standards were finalized and released almost three years ago, there wasn’t much fanfare outside the education community. Read More
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The Bulloch County Sheriff's Office has canceled the missing person alert for Jennifer Asaro. Read More
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A man was arrested Thursday on charges he invaded a former co-worker’s email account and used information found there, Bulloch County Sheriff Lynn Anderson said Friday. Read More
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Phillip Daughtry graduated Ogeechee Technical College with an accounting diploma Thursday. Read More
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ATLANTA - Karen Handel, the former Susan G. Komen for the Cure executive at the center of last year's public clash with Planned Parenthood, said Friday that she will run for an open U.S. Senate seat in Georgia. Read More
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The impromptu dismissal of a teacher led to commotion at a Statesboro school Friday. Read More
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A man tried to rob Statesboro's CVS Pharmacy Wednesday night, but clerks citing security measures thwarted his attempt, police said. Read More
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A Portal man is behind bars and his child’s mother is in critical condition after a crash Tuesday in front of Portal Elementary School. Read More
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Rocky Ford’s city clerk has been fired as the state continues to investigate the Screven County municipality’s finances. Read More
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Four-year-old Anna Hays Polk did not hesitate when asked why she wanted to host a lemonade stand in her front yard Wednesday. Read More
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Marie Denis-Luque enjoys her job as a research project manager in the Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health at Georgia Southern University. But she said she found her true calling many miles away in a place she once called home. Read More
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Work is under way at the crossroads of College and West Main Streets, in downtown Statesboro, to improve a narrow intersection. Read More
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Splash in the Boro will kick off its 2013 summer season Saturday. Read More
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East Georgia State College students can now take classes at Georgia Regents University in Augusta following approval of a cooperative academic program Tuesday by the University System of Georgia's Board of Regents. The program will enroll its first students in the fall. Read More
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A young girl who has benefited from donations will set up a lemonade stand today in Statesboro to benefit a young boy whose health is worse than hers. Read More
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At least three Georgia elected officials on both sides of the aisle have publicly called for the Obama administration to explain three recent missteps that have taken center stage in Washington and across the nation. Read More
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The Ogeechee River is flowing through the Legends Gallery at the Averitt Center. Read More
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It is always fun to interview people who are able to make a lifelong passion their livelihood. I had that opportunity recently when I visited with Ryan Marsh, owner of Bellies, Babies, and Ballerinas on West Main Street. Read More
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Since opening in 2008, the Statesboro Flea Market has managed to hold its own despite setbacks and roving competition. Owner Jerry Jennings said he is committed to his flea market, but concerned that a number of vendors are setting up around town in empty lots. Read More
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Statesboro police arrested a second man suspected in the rape of an unconscious woman last week. Read More
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Statesboro police arrested a man on a child molestation charge Sunday after a 10-year-old girl said he touched her inappropriately. Read More
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Southern Cruisers will host its 22nd Annual Car, Truck and Cycle Show on Saturday at the Kiwanis Ogeechee Fairgrounds. Read More
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It is through the family that character is developed and nurtured. Such is the case with three generations of the Waters family of Statesboro. Read More
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Plans for a new Bulloch County administrative annex building are moving forward. Read More
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The Georgia Southern University where Luis A. Aguilar gave the commencement address Saturday has students of more diverse origins, he observed, than the Georgia Southern College that awarded him his bachelor’s degree in 1976. Read More
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SAVANNAH — The state’s commitment to deepening Savannah’s harbor could extend to starting the work at state expense, Gov. Nathan Deal told reporters attending an event near the Georgia Ports Authority’s largest facility. Read More
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Two Bulloch County schools will have new principals next year. Read More
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When people find out that Sarah Domet wrote a book called “90 Days to Your Novel,” she says they always ask her the same question: Can a novel really be written in 90 days? Her short answer: Yes. Read More
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Three faith-based organizations at Georgia Southern University recently completed a powerful week of ministry. Read More
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SAVANNAH — Container trucks rumbled in and out of Savannah’s port facilities behind Gov. Nathan Deal as he spoke under a canopy at the Herty Advanced Materials Development Center’s 75th anniversary celebration. This week’s ceremony also fell near the first anniversary of the center’s new identity as a part of Georgia Southern University. Read More
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A shelter planned to assist Bulloch County’s homeless is one step closer to construction. Read More
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A partnership between Georgia Southern University and East Georgia Regional Medical Center to provide a new “Eagle Nation” blanket to every child born there could bring new meaning to the phrase “lifelong Eagle fan.” Read More
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A Candler County woman reported missing since April was found safe Thursday morning in Warner Robins. Read More
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Man’s best friend is earning the title this week on the campus of Georgia Southern University. Read More
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Engineering personnel for the City of Statesboro want to ensure that a little bit of rain, or even a lot of it, never hurts anyone. Read More
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Recent water test results at the site of King America Finishing, a Screven County textiles plant under fire by Ogeechee River advocates concerned about pollution, were erroneous, according to an attorney representing the company. Read More
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SPRINGFIELD — Anger, concern for the environment and frustration were evident Tuesday night as residents attended a hearing regarding the Ogeechee River and a proposed permit allowing an industry to continue discharging wastewater into the river. Read More
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An unconscious woman sexually assaulted by multiple males was taken to the hospital early Monday after witnesses interrupted the rape and alerted police. Read More
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Georgia released its brand-new report cards for schools and districts Tuesday, and Bulloch County fared well. Read More
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Cory Joseph Wilson’s life was cut short too soon, but he has left a lasting impression on the College of Business Administration at Georgia Southern University. Read More
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Three days after she was named the 2014 Georgia Teacher of the Year, Bulloch County’s Jemelleh Coes was happy to discuss the honor Monday at Langston Chapel Middle School. Read More
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The Averitt STARS will celebrate Mom this weekend in their final show of the season. Read More
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Organizers called an early end to the 20th Annual Bulloch County Relay for Life event Friday night, but fundraising won’t end for several more months. Read More
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Local mail carriers will do more than deliver and pick up mail Saturday. They will help feed the hungry. Read More
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Bulloch County Chief Deputy Jared Akins said investigators are seeking answers regarding a reported rape Sunday. Read More
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