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This Georgia Mexican Spot Has An All-You-Can-Eat Buffet That Piles On So Many Favorites It Is Hard To Pick Just One

A single plate rarely feels like enough at a good Mexican restaurant. What if you never had to choose at all?. A family favorite in Georgia has fed its neighbors since 1985. It sets out lunch and dinner buffets next to a full menu of classics. Tacos, burritos, enchiladas, chalupas,...

Savannah, GA · 3d
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Cheapest gas stations in Savannah

Stacker compiled a list of the cheapest gas stations in Savannah using data from Gas Buddy

Savannah, GA · 4d

Grice Connect

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Habitat for Humanity of Bulloch County announces new home groundbreaking and office relocation

Habitat for Humanity of Bulloch County is gearing up to break ground on its next home, marking another step forward in the organization’s mission to help local families achieve affordable homeownership. A groundbreaking ceremony will take place on November 14, 2026, at 2pm at 320 W. Main Street in Statesboro. Community members, volunteers, donors, and local partners are invited to attend as Habitat celebrates the beginning of construction on a new home for a Bulloch County family. The groundbreaking represents the continued dedication of Habitat’s Board of Directors, volunteers, and community partners to creating opportunities for safe, affordable housing in Bulloch County. “Since 1991 when our local chapter was founded, this community has shown its compassion for others and its cooperative spirit by embracing Habitat’s model to help people achieve homeownership,” states board president Dal Cannady. In addition to the upcoming groundbreaking, Habitat for Humanity of Bulloch County has relocated its administrative office to 101 South Main Street, inside Statesboro First United Methodist Church. The move allows the organization to operate more efficiently while maintaining its commitment to serving local families, coordinating volunteers, and connecting with community supporters. The new office is currently open by appointment only. Community members who

Bulloch County, GA · 3d
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Next Feed the Boro food drop is Saturday, November 14

Feed the Boro's November Food Drop is this Saturday, November 14, 2026, beginning at 8am at Statesboro High School, 10 Coach Lee Hill Boulevard. This food drop is made possible by Food Lion Feeds, The Islands, and J.Grifols Freedom Plasma Donation Centers. Food drops are held in partnership with Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia. The drop will end at 10am unless food runs out earlier. Volunteers should plan on arriving by 7:45 a.m. for a safety briefing. Parking is across the street in the Big Lots parking lot opposite Statesboro High. Wear comfortable clothes and no open toed shoes. Please sign up here to volunteer. Food for 1,000 families FTB volunteers will be distributing enough food to feed 1,000 families (two meals per day for a week for a family of four) on Saturday. “Our mission is to show our community hope through food, love through volunteerism and compassion through giving the least of these another day to fight,” said Don Poe, FTB Chair. “All people deserve regular, nutritious meals and that is what Feed the Boro is all about.” ANYONE in Bulloch County who needs food is encouraged to participate, but you are encouraged to get in line early.

Statesboro, GA · 1d
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Bulloch County faces freezing temperatures and frost this weekend

Bulloch County residents should prepare for a significant change in the weather this weekend as a cold front moves through southeast Georgia, bringing gusty winds, much colder temperatures and the possibility of the season's first widespread frost and freeze conditions. According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Charleston's weekly weather briefing issued Thursday, November 12, 2026, temperatures will drop into the low to mid-30s across inland southeast Georgia this weekend, with the greatest potential for freezing conditions Saturday night into Sunday morning. Forecasters warn that frost and freeze conditions could continue into early next week, prompting possible Frost Advisories, Freeze Watches or Freeze Warnings. Cold front brings gusty winds Thursday Before the colder air arrives, Thursday will feature mild temperatures and gusty west winds reaching 25 to 30 mph as a cold front moves through the region during the afternoon and evening. Despite the gusty conditions, the NWS expects inland relative humidity levels to remain around 35% to 40%, keeping the immediate fire weather risk limited. Behind the front, cooler and drier air will settle across southeast Georgia. Northwest winds will remain elevated into Saturday morning, with gusts potentially reaching 20 knots, or approximately 23 mph. The windy conditions

Bulloch County, GA · 1d

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Statesboro redevelopment plan targets Tormenta FC stadium

A proposed redevelopment of the property housing the former Tormenta FC stadium and The Clubhouse could reshape a once-busy sports and entertainment destination in Statesboro. But questions remain about the future of the professional soccer team and what the project would mean for the entertainment center. The Statesboro Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval of the rezoning request on November 3, 2026. Statesboro City Council is scheduled to consider the request November 17. The proposal calls for a mixed-use town center that would replace the stadium with buildings combining ground-floor businesses and upper-floor residences. The Clubhouse, which houses a bowling alley and arcade/entertainment center, also appears in renderings of the overall project. Its inclusion leaves an important question unanswered: What improvements are planned for The Clubhouse, and how would it fit into the redevelopment? The redevelopment proposal comes more than eight months after USL League One announced that South Georgia Tormenta FC would not compete in the 2026 season . That announcement came February 23, one week before the season opener. The proposed replacement of the stadium adds another question to that uncertainty: Where would the professional team play if it resumed competition? The zoning request itself does not answer those

Statesboro, GA · 2d

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Swinging for the next level: Bulloch Academy's seniors Grant Odom and Sam Hubbard sign Division I letters of intent

STATESBORO, GA – Two Bulloch Academy seniors officially made their college athletic plans in front of family, friends, coaches, and classmates. Golfer Grant Odom signed to play at Rice University, and baseball player Sam Hubbard signed to stay close to home at Georgia Southern University. Throughout the ceremony, speakers emphasized the work ethic and character both athletes showed behind the scenes to reach the Division I level. Grant Odom Signs with Rice University Odom and family at his letter of intent signing at Bulloch Academy on November 11, 2026. Photo © destinymarlindahartwell@gmail.com. Opening the ceremony, Odom thanked his parents, sister, grandparents, teammates, and teachers for accommodating his tournament schedule. He also credited his youth golf coach, John Smith , who began working with Odom when he was 10 years old, and the community at Forest Heights Country Club for shaping his game. Senior golfer, Grant Odom, giving remarks at his letter of intent signing. Photo © destinymarlindahartwell@gmail.com. "Growing up at the country club taught me many lessons that I wouldn't have learned anywhere else," Odom said, before thanking Rice head coach Justin Emil , and recruiting coordinator Jake Croshaw for the opportunity to compete at the next level. Youth golf

Statesboro, GA · 9h

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National Microsoft outage disrupts Statesboro workplace communications

A Microsoft service disruption Thursday, November 12, 2026 is affecting email access across the country, potentially interrupting communications for Statesboro and Bulloch County residents and businesses that rely on Microsoft 365. We lost our email service at Grice Connect around noon today and at the time of this story all of our emails are down. Microsoft acknowledged the disruption through its Microsoft 365 Status account on X, reporting that users were having trouble accessing Exchange Online mailboxes through multiple connection methods in the Americas. Exchange Online is the email service behind many workplace Outlook accounts. In a follow-up post, Microsoft expanded the potential scope of the disruption beyond the Americas. “While we're working to mitigate impact, we've confirmed the issue may affect Microsoft 365 service connectivity for users in any region,” the company wrote. Microsoft directed administrators to the Microsoft 365 admin center for additional information under incident number EX1550543 . The company also reported a separate issue affecting access to Microsoft Teams and its features in North America, tracked under incident number TM1550488 . In a subsequent Teams update, Microsoft said its automated recovery features had taken action to restore service and that monitoring indicated those actions were reducing

Statesboro, GA · 1d

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Unattended brush fire spreads to home in Effingham County

EFFINGHAM COUNTY, Ga. (WTOC) - An unattended outdoor fire spread across a property and to a home Thursday afternoon off Highway 119 South, according to Effingham County Fire Rescue. The fire was reported around 3:30 p.m. Fire crews from stations 13 in Guyton, 12 in Springfield and 4 in Central...

Effingham County, GA · 22h

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OpenAI, Georgia Officials Hit With Racketeering Suit Over Data Center

Effingham County residents sued OpenAI affiliates and local officials under Georgia's civil RICO statute over a secret $20 billion data center campus.

Effingham County, GA · 3d

Grice Connect

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Statesboro Jaycees open applications for 2026 Toys for Tots program

The Statesboro Jaycees are once again partnering with local Toys for Tots Coordinator Willie Haynes to assist with the application process, collection, and organization of donated toys, and distribution to eligible families before Christmas. Toy collection boxes have already been placed at several locations throughout the community, but the Jaycees are looking for additional businesses willing to participate. Local businesses interested in hosting a Toys for Tots collection box are encouraged to email statesborojaycees@gmail.com or reach out to their favorite local Jaycee member. Hosting a collection box provides an easy opportunity for employees, customers and community members to donate new, unwrapped toys to children in need. Businesses with collection boxes will have their donated toys picked up on or before Friday, December 11. Applications open for families seeking assistance Families in Bulloch County who need assistance providing Christmas gifts for their children can now access the 2026 Toys for Tots application. Applications can be picked up and returned at the Outreach Center Classroom, Suite 1800, located at 515 Denmark Street in Statesboro. Applications will be accepted from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the following dates: Monday, November 23 – Wednesday, November 25 Friday, November 27 – Saturday, November 28

Statesboro, GA · 2d

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Corner lot home in Saddle Creek offers classic charm, in-ground pool with gazebo, and lots of flex space

Space, versatility, and an exceptional outdoor lifestyle come together in this beautifully maintained home situated on a spacious .78-acre corner lot in Saddle Creek. Offering 5 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, an in-ground pool, and a versatile detached building, this property delivers hard-to-find flexibility. Inside, the home welcomes you with timeless parquet hardwood flooring, comfortable living spaces, and a thoughtfully designed floor plan. The first floor features the primary suite and an additional bedroom with a half bath that could also serve as an office or flex space. The second floor offers three generously sized bedrooms, a full bath, and a separate living space. The main living area is filled with natural light, highlighted by a beautiful combination of casement and picture windows that create a bright and inviting atmosphere. A striking stone fireplace serves as the focal point of the room, adding warmth and character to the spacious gathering area. The living room flows effortlessly into the dining area, where views of the backyard provide a scenic backdrop for everyday meals and entertaining. Just off the dining area, the kitchen offers an abundance of cabinet space and a large island featuring a built-in range and oven. Step outside and discover what

Statesboro, GA · 1d

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Statesboro responds to data center rezoning lawsuit

On Oct. 21, the city responded and listed twelve defenses and asked the court to dismiss the original lawsuit.

Statesboro, GA · 3d

WSAV News 3

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StormTeam 3: Coldest days since March coming to the Coastal Empire, Lowcountry

A blast of cold air will send temperatures tumbling Friday through and much of next week.

Savannah, GA · 23h

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New location for Pooler tree lighting ceremony

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - The holiday season officially arrives in Pooler Saturday, Nov. 14 when the city holds its Tree Lighting and Movie Night, which will be bigger than ever this year. The free community event will be held at the Pooler Recreation Complex, a new location this year, to...

Pooler, GA · 1d

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Georgia Southern vs. UCF Time, TV & Stream – Nov. 13

Last year, the 80.7 points per game the Knights scored were only 1.0 more point than the Eagles gave up (79.7). UCF went 16-3 last season when scoring more than 79.7 points. When Georgia Southern gave up fewer than 80.7 points last season, it went 6-7. The Eagles averaged only...

Statesboro, GA · 18h

Savannah Morning News

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Georgia officials tracking invasive tegus that can grow 4 feet long

A large invasive lizard native to South America has established a wild population in southeast Georgia , and state wildlife officials are asking residents to report sightings as they work to keep the reptiles from spreading. The Argentine black and white tegu can grow up to 4 feet long and weigh 10 pounds or more, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. DNR says Georgia's only known wild population is in Toombs and Tattnall counties. The agency has been investigating reports of the reptiles in the area since 2018. Although tegus are occasionally reported in other parts of Georgia, DNR says those sightings generally involve escaped or released pets rather than additional established wild populations. Where have invasive tegus been found in Georgia? The only known wild population of Argentine black and white tegus in Georgia is in Toombs and Tattnall counties, according to DNR. The agency began investigating reports in eastern Toombs County and western Tattnall County in 2018. DNR is working with the public and other partners to track sightings, trap the reptiles and assess the population. The University of Georgia's Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health maintains a map of reported Argentine black and white

Georgia · 1d

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Preview: Richmond Hill goes up against North Paulding

Richmond Hill’s football team will enter the GHSA Class 7A playoffs Friday when the 20th-seeded Wildcats will travel to 13th-seeded North Paulding. But unfortunately, the Wildcats won’t enter the postseason on a high note. Richmond Hill (5-5) has dropped its last five games, the latest in a 49-12...

Richmond Hill, GA · 2d

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Georgia Residents Turn to RICO Law to Challenge a $20 Billion Data Center Deal Made Without Them

Three Effingham County residents filed a civil racketeering complaint against OpenAI and local officials on November 6, 2026 — the third lawsuit to challenge the company's $20 billion Project Camellia data center campus since it was publicly announced in July. Plaintiffs invoke Georgia's civil RICO statute, seeking compensatory, punitive,...

Effingham County, GA · 1d

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Statesboro Food Bank holds annual fundraiser

The goal was to raise $25,000, something that the food bank will use to keep up with growing demand.

Statesboro, GA · 21h