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At Grice Connect, we are dedicated to keeping the people of Statesboro and Bulloch County informed and engaged with the news and community information that matters most.
Founded in 2019, Grice Connect is owned and operated by Statesboro residents Lori and DeWayne Grice with a mission to provide an unparalleled hyper-local news product to our community.
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Search ArticlesGeorgia DOT seeks public input on four-year rural transportation plan
The Georgia Department of Transportation (Georgia DOT) is seeking input from Georgia citizens on the draft Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) during the public comment period open through August 15, 2026. Every three years, Georgia DOT works closely with the citizens of Georgia, local governments, and interested stakeholders to develop the STIP—a four-year plan outlining transportation and capital improvements across the state.
Worn Threads hosting back to school sale for upcoming school year
Preparing for the upcoming school year, local re-sale shop Worn Threads is hosting a back-to-school sale, offering all kids' clothes at half price for July. Worn Threads is located in the Statesboro Outreach Center at 515 Denmark Street. They are a cash-only establishment that gives all of its profits to Area Christians Together In Service (ACTS). By partnering with ACTS, the company can support the organization's mission.
Clayton James Moxley
September 29, 1946 - July 18, 2026 Clayton James Moxley, age 79, passed away Saturday morning, July 18th 2026, at Candler County Hospital in Metter, GA. Clayton was born on September 29th 1946 in Millen, GA to the late Jake Q. Moxley and Emma Bell Scarboro Moxley. He grew up in the Denmark community and was a 1964 graduate of Southeast Bulloch High School. He served in the United States Navy from 1966 – 1970.
Students with disabilities may qualify for up to $17,725 annually through GVRA Bud McCall Grant
Students with disabilities who are planning to attend college or technical school may be eligible for up to $17,725 per year through the Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency (GVRA) Bud McCall Post-Secondary Vocational Rehabilitation Grant. The grant is awarded to students with disabilities who are seeking college of university education to prepare for employment.
Georgia Agriculture Commissioner declares July “Georgia Grown Watermelon Month”
Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler J. Harper has signed a proclamation officially declaring July 2026 as “Georgia Grown Watermelon Month,” celebrating one of the state's signature summer crops and the Georgia farmers who grow it.
Good Morning, Statesboro! Here's the cheapest gas!
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Before Statesboro, there was Statesborough and the beginning of a community
With the recent celebration of our nation’s 250th birthday, it seems fitting to look back at the founding of Statesboro and the humble beginnings of our city. Take a journey in time with me as we look at how those first foundational stones came to be. If you had ridden horseback through what is now downtown Statesboro in 1838, you probably would have kept right on riding. Not because you had missed your destination, but because you wouldn't have realized you had arrived.
From Southeast Georgia to the Pros | Local baseball standouts continue their journeys after MLB Draft and free agency
Dreams became reality for several baseball players with ties to Southeast Georgia as the conclusion of the 2026 MLB Draft ushered in the next chapter of their careers. Whether selected during the draft or signing professional contracts shortly afterward, these former local standouts are now one step closer to reaching Major League Baseball after years of development at the high school and collegiate levels. Eric Guevara.
Environmental groups launch warehouse tracking tool for the Savannah area
Local environmental organizations Savannah Riverkeeper, Ogeechee Riverkeeper, and One Hundred Miles have launched an updated Warehouse Dashboard, an interactive online tool designed to help community members, researchers, public officials, and other stakeholders explore industrial warehouse development across the Greater Savannah region. The dashboard includes an interactive map and database of industrial facilities in Coastal Georgia.
Annie Catherine Garrett Fordham
July 23, 1952 - July 17, 2026 Annie Catherine Garrett Fordham, 73, of Millen, GA, entered into eternal rest on July 17, 2026. She was born on July 23, 1952 in Marietta, GA. Cathy grew up in East Dublin, GA and worked as a beautician for more than 25 years in the Dublin area. She loved helping others and was known as a caregiver. She was a foster parent and fostered over 79 children over a 5 year period.