Being “green” is in.  But actor Ed Begley, Jr. has been living an environmentally friendly lifestyle since 1970.  He’ll speak next Monday at GSU.

Two intoxicated women stole a transport van from a dialysis center in Statesboro and took it for a joy ride. 

Somebody has been breaking into the Bulloch County Courthouse, and police are offering a reward to anyone who can help them solve the crimes.

Frills & Fancies dress store in Statesboro is making prom night a possibility for girls during these tough economic times.

Leila Alice Daughtry Denmark is the 57th oldest living person in the world.  The Guiness Book of World Records accords her that distinction out of an estimated 6.7 billion people currently alive.

A bridge on Pulaski Higway will be closed Wednesday for repairs after an 18-wheeler flipped over and destroyed part of the bridge’s railings.

Last fall, Ogeechee Technical College adopted a four day work/school week in an effort to cut costs in the face of significant budget cuts.  School officials are pleasantly surprised by some of the positive results the new schedule has produced. 

Due to a fatality crash rate higher than other counties of similar size, a 90-day crackdown on Bulloch County’s deadliest drivers begins Wednesday, January 21st.

Captain Jim Lovell, whose famous space mission was depicted in the film, “Apollo 13,“ will speak at Georgia Southern University later this month.

Statesboro High School senior Melanie Schmid, who plays French horn, and sophomore Colby Parker, with the tuba, earned top spots intheir instruments at the final auditions for the Georgia All-State Band. 

Ten student leaders from Georgia Southern University are headed to the presidential inauguration.

The removal of more than 85,000 tons of sold waste each year from Bulloch County requires a joint effort from both the city of Statesboro and the county.  Both entities are striving to create as streamlined of an operation as possible in an era of increasing costs.  But it’s not easy.

To mark the 75th anniversary of the comic strip “Alley Oop,“ a national contest was held asking youngsters to submit their dinosaur drawings.  7-year-old Scotty Griffith of Brooklet has his drawing featured in the national comic. 

Georgia and Ohio are among the states that are part of a national salmonella outbreak that has sent at least a dozen people to the hospital and sickened nearly 400 people. 

The Georgia Department of Labor has been named a national leader in helping unemployed citizens get back to work and for the efficient management of its unemployment insurance program.