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Courthouse clock could turn again before 2023
Halted with western face missing since April 5
This picture of two of the four faces of the Bulloch County Courthouse clock provides a sort of before-and-after illustration of its April wind damage, since the north face, at left, is undamaged and the west face remains boarded up.
This picture of two of the four faces of the Bulloch County Courthouse clock provides a sort of before-and-after illustration of its April wind damage, since the north face, at left, is undamaged and the west face remains boarded up. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff
The Bulloch County Courthouse clock has been stopped for most of 2022, its western face replaced by sheets of plywood since storm damage that occurred April 5, the same evening a powerful tornado caused much more severe damage in Pembroke, where homes were destroyed, one person died and the Bryan County Courthouse lost a large portion of its roof.
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