Statesboro News

Govs set to kickoff at 5 p.m.

The Leaf Chronicle - Sat Sep 06

Austin Peay and Georgia Southern are set to kickoff at 5 p.m. The weather here is hot and muggy, with a mostly sunny sky.

Faircloth hurls South Effingham Mustangs over Wayne County

SavannahNow - Sat Sep 06

Sally Faircloth allowed only five hits, struck out 10 and walked none on Wednesday to lead South Effingham over Wayne County, 5-2. South Effingham improved to 3-1 in Region 2-AAAA with the win.

Port's local supply chain businesses ready for storms

SavannahNow - Thu Sep 04

As storms churned in the Atlantic on Thursday, it was business as usual at the Wal-Mart cross-dock facility in Crossroads Business Park.

Sheriff's captain charged with vehicular homicide

Statesboro Herald - Wed Sep 03

A court date has yet to be set for a Bulloch County Sheriff's captain charged with second degree vehicular homicide, according to the Bulloch County Clerk of Courts office.

Council clears Club Zone to open

Statesboro Herald - Wed Sep 03

Statesboro's City Council voted Wednesday to let Club Zone open despite concerns and protestations about the apparent lack of on-site parking at the club.

Metter getting ready for possible evacuees

WTOC-TV Savannah - Wed Sep 03

Hanna, Ike and Josephine have plenty of people preparing for the worst, even miles inland where they may not see any of the storm.

Emergency Officials Prepare for Hanna

13WMAZ-TV - Tue Sep 02

Gustav blew through New Orleans this weekend. Now another storm is making its way toward land.

Local caller receives $4,000 for information in arson case

Metter Advertiser - Tue Sep 02

Pictured from left to right: Jim Swindell, Georgia Arson Control; Dan Mealor, Georgia State Fire Marshal's Office; Joe Carter, Metter Fire-Rescue; and Terry Briley, voice stress analyzer, Statesboro Police ...

Shirley A. Stafford

Fredericksburg.com - Mon Sep 01

Shirley Ann Stafford, 69, of Statesboro, Ga., formerly of Caroline County, died Saturday, Aug.

Schools, university look to save expenses in unusual places

Statesboro Herald - Sun Aug 31

Rising food and energy costs combined with cuts in state funding have local education administrators focusing on operational efficiencies and cost cutting measures.