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152-townhome plat on Jones Mill, small cottage court infill on East Main approvedStatesboro City Council during its most recent meeting unanimously approved a preliminary plat for onstruction of a 152-unit townhouse subdivision on Jones Mill Road and a zoning change for a much smaller “infill” cottage court to be built at 231 East Main St.April 24, 2024
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Howard, back in sheriff's race as Republican, says Brown hasn't solved BCSO's problemsKeith Howard is running for sheriff again, as a challenger to incumbent Noel Brown.April 23, 2024
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Besides Chick-fil-A, University Station to offer Blaze Pizza, Wayback Burgers, Hotworx, Southern LiquorsUniversity Station, between the Chick-fil-A that will be a part of it and the separate Eagles Corner shopping center which includes Publix, is taking shape as the second retail center along Tormenta Way parallel to Statesboro's Veterans Memorial Parkway.April 9, 2024
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Georgia State Retirees Association holds Statesboro outreach meeting April 10The Georgia State Retirees Association, or GSRA, will hold a Statesboro outreach meeting at 10 a.m. Wednesday, April 10 in the second-floor community room at Synovus Bank, 2 East Main St., with goals of recruiting more members, forming a chapter here and educating current and prospective state retirees – especially those covered by the Employees Retirement System of Georgia – about their pensions and healthcare benefits.April 2, 2024
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From Robeson County, NC, to Bulloch County, GA, Lumbees were always proud of their ‘Indianness’The Lumbee people, many of them residents of Robeson County, North Carolina, but some of whom made their way to Bulloch County, Georgia, more than a century ago, have always proudly maintained their American Indian identity, Brent Tharp, Ph.D., noted in his most recent presentation for the Bulloch County Historical Society.March 27, 2024
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Corey Kemp hired as Bulloch EMA directorAfter a unanimous vote of the county commissioners Tuesday morning, Corey Kemp is set to begin work in mid-April as Bulloch County’s new Emergency Management Agency, or EMA, director.March 20, 2024
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Couch: Even a $110M SPLOST won’t pay for all buildings on the want listMonday, during the first day of the Bulloch County government’s two-day goal-setting retreat toward the fiscal year 2025 budget, County Manager Tom Couch spoke on planning toward a six-year extension of the Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax and observed that it can’t pay for everything everybody has suggested, even with a “robust economy.”March 12, 2024
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Democrats, Republicans and nonpartisan candidates sign up in different places hereEven while early voting continues for next week's March 12 presidential preference primary, candidates for local office are qualifying at three different locations in Bulloch County this week for Georgia's May 21 general primary and nonpartisan general election.March 5, 2024
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County eyes all-way stops for two intersections with growing trafficThis week the Bulloch County commissioners were set to discuss the county engineer's recommendation to make Langston Chapel Road at Lanier Drive at least temporarily an "all-way," or in that case three-way, stop.February 20, 2024
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Swift Transportation plans truck terminal with nearly 200 spaces on U.S. 301 SouthThe site of a trucking terminal to be operated by national company Swift Transportation on U.S. Highway 301 south of Statesboro has already been paved, and was originally proposed to include spaces for 172 trailers or tractor-trailer rigs and 25 "bobtail" spaces for trucks without trailers attached.February 14, 2024