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Convenience store armed robbery brings yearly total to 17
Clyde's Market latest victim
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A Statesboro convenience store clerk was robbed at gunpoint Saturday, bringing the number of armed robberies in Statesboro this year to 17. By the end of June, there had been 14 armed robberies with guns and two armed robberies with knives, as well as nine “strong-arm” robberies within the city limits, said Statesboro police Sgt. Jake Saxon. A man with his face and arms covered walked into Clyde’s Market on Fair Road around 3:50 a.m. Saturday, “appeared to have a gun” and robbed the clerk of an undisclosed amount of cash before leaving, he said.
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Honoring Bulloch County student scholars
Rotary awards scholarships
Photo Courtesy Rotary Club of Statesboro 2025 Rotary Club of Statesboro Scholarship recipients: seated, left to right, April Barnes, Kiley Lee, Laylah Scarboro, Corinne Hilde, Emily Peacock, Isabelle Ackerly, Wynn Wildes and Krupa Pandya. Standing, left
2025 Rotary Club of Statesboro Scholarship recipients: seated, left to right, April Barnes, Kiley Lee, Laylah Scarboro, Corinne Hilde, Emily Peacock, Isabelle Ackerly, Wynn Wildes and Krupa Pandya. Standing, left to right, Ann Parker, Kaley Cardell, Thurgood Johnson, Mason McNeely, Jack Blackmon, Marcus Hartwell, Drew Prosser, Brayden Bembry, Charlee Jenkins and Kinsey Borck. Not pictured, Madison McCollar. (Photo Courtesy Rotary Club of Statesboro)
The Rotary Club of Statesboro awarded 20 high school seniors from Bulloch County the club’s “2025 Service Above Self Scholarship.”
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