The current polling place for the Statesboro One voting precinct is the William James Education Complex and is no longer available for the use of municipal elections.…
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The Statesboro Police Department is in dire straits as it grapples with recruitment issues, attrition of longtime employees, and steady crime trends.…
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An informal rundown of what happened at Statesboro's April 2023 City Council meeting.…
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A second brother in the Britt family is expected to enter a plea in federal court on accusations stemming from an investigation into cash payments at a number…
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A contentious discussion ensued during the Statesboro Council meeting Tuesday as officials discussed an alcohol license for a business that’s operating on a month-to-month lease with a business…
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Here’s what happened at the Oct. 4, 2022 Statesboro City Council meeting. Click here for the complete agenda packet. Call to Order by Mayor Jonathan McCollar – Councilman…
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A recent award of an almost $350,000 contract to a research division at Georgia Southern University raises concerns over the lack of disclosure of possible or perceived conflicts…
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Up for consideration during Tuesday’s city council meeting was a proposal to accept a contract outsourcing the job duties of a city building inspector. City Manager Charles Penny…
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Call to Order by Mayor Jonathan McCollar(Councilwoman Shari Barr & City Attorney Cain Smith attended virtually)Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance by Councilmember Phil BoyumRecognitions/Public Presentations Presentation of an…
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The Statesboro City Council will consider a contract for branding and marketing at Tuesday’s city council meeting. The contract proposal is listed on the upcoming agenda at $79,000…
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