Are you thinking about what to do with your kids over the coming holidays? How about a visit to a national park?

To officially usher in the holiday season, Disney flips the switch on its annual Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights.

Everything you need to know about the 2009 GSU Homecoming!

It doesn’t seem like it’s been three years since the death of Erk Russell.

A refresher course on the fine art of tailgating

Bulloch County has seen a rash of vehicle break in’s lately…but according to the sheriff, that term is a little misleading.

Former US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will speak at Georgia Southern University’s Hanner Fieldhouse September 8th at 7pm.

A special icon for content produced by the Statesboro Herald is now available on Apple’s 3G iPhones and iPod Touch mobile devices.

GSU now offers a new degree that will prepare for healthcare leadership positions.

What some children pulled from teh Ogeechee River Tuesday certainly looked like a human arm.

A couple who tried to break into a Statesboro ATM ended up in jail after a passerby notified police.

Kids wear Crocs in the pool…but how clean is it?

Bears in Georgia and South Carolina, a more common sight in spring and summer, are always on the lookout for an easy meal.

Horseback rides, roping tricks and hamburgers brought smiles to several boys recently as the New Day Cowboy Church welcomed resident so Joseph’s Hom for Boys to the Creasy Farm in Candler County.

Statesboro Brews has closed its doors.

Seven GSU students have been selected to participate in the institution’s Eagles In DC Congressional Internship program this summer and fall.

A new Health Science building expansion will provide needed space for Ogeechee Technical College’s growing enrollment, and will give the local economy a boost.

It seems the intersection fo Northside Drive and North Main Street in Statesboro is a very luck crossroads.

Regionally known for its fine facilities and water part attraction, the Statesboro-Bullock County Parks and Recreation Department is an important part of the local economy when GSU is not in full swing.

The bane of the barbecue.  The pest of the party.  No matter of how you look at it, mosquitoes are unwelcome guests at any outside gathering during the spring and summer months. And this year, they seem to be worse than ever.

Former US Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice will speak at Georgia Southern University in September.

Average Statesboro customer’s bill to increase nearly $7 per month

After an outpouring of community support through e-mails, letters and an overwhelming crowd at Monday’s special meeting of the Bulloch County Board of Education, it turns out the decision whether to renew Southeast Bulloch High School principal Joni Walker-Seier’s contract was totally up to the school superintendent after all.

No need to panic—according to local police, there is no gang initiation planned at Statesboro’s Wal-Mart.

Inspired by the presidential election of 2008 in which healthcare services for the uninsured became a hotly debated topic, two Georgia Southern students decided to form an organization to address that issue on a local level.  After four months of hard work, the Committe found a location for the clinic, put together a team of volunteer healthcare professionals, created a community board of directors, and aligned the clinic with the national organization, Volunteers in Medicine.

The Zach S. Henderson Library at Georgia Southern University has been selected to host a nationally-renowned traveling exhibition that celebrates the fascinating life of one of America’s Founding Fathers.

Hollywood honored the best movies released in 2008 at Sunday’s Academy Awards.  But the 2009 Statesboro Film Festival wants to honor the best locally-made films.

Georgia Southern University announced that its Spring Semester enrollment reached 16,664—an increase of 804 students, or more than five percent, from a year ago.

An undercover, underage agent for the Bulloch County Sheriff’s Office entered 31 area convenience stores recently and purchased alcohol from seven of them.

Georgia Southern University is teaming up with Georgia Power to bring new light to the campus.  A project to “re-lamp” Georgia Southern, the first initiative of its kind in the University System of Georgia, will help the campus save energy.  It will also bring students, administrators, faculty and staff together to participate in a campus sustainability project.