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Tractors, tunes, and a whole lot of community fun in Downtown Statesboro
After two weather-related cancellations, Statesboro's highly anticipated Tractors & Tunes event finally rolled into downtown Friday evening, November 6, 2026, bringing tractors, live music and plenty of things to explore along East Main Street. Hosted by the Statesboro-Bulloch County Chamber of Commerce and the Downtown Statesboro Development Authority , the free event took place from 6:30-8pm, bringing together local businesses, agricultural organizations, and residents for a night of fun to celebrate the region's agricultural industry. Guests were weaving in and out of tractors, vendor stations, and food stalls! | Photo by Makayla Varner "The purpose of the event is to bring our Ag community together, and not only that, but to introduce people that aren't involved in Ag to Ag," said Mandy Broadwell , programs and events director for the Statesboro-Bulloch County Chamber of Commerce. "And really, it's just to come together as a community." Outside of Tractors & Tunes, which is typically hosted right before the time change, the Chamber also works to bring the agricultural community together through another event called Blessing of the Crops, held in March. The breakfast gathering invites local farmers and other community members to come together to pray for the upcoming year's crops,
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Cook to Serve on Middle Judicial Circuit Superior Court
Governor Brian Kemp has appointed the Honorable Paul K. Cook of Vidalia to serve as a Judge on the Superior Court of the Middle Judicial Circuit which satisfied Georgia House Bill 1215 passed in the 2025-26 regular session of the Georgia General Assembly to add a third Superior Court Judge to the Middle Judicial Circuit. The Bill authorizes the Governor to make the appointment to the new seat with subsequent successors chosen in nonpartisan judicial elections.
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Son demands answers after father with dementia released from Jesup nursing home, found in North Carolina
JESUP, Ga. (WTOC) - An 82-year-old Glynn County man with dementia was found two states away in North Carolina after his nursing home released him to distant relatives without his medical power of attorney’s consent, according to his son. James Elledge was supposed to be in the care of...