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Violent crime in Statesboro took a dive in 2022
No homicides in city limits since last May
Police Chief Mike Broadhead highlights portions of the Statesboro Police Department's 2022 annual report upon delivering it to City Council members and the mayor during a Feb. 21, 2023 work session.
Police Chief Mike Broadhead highlights portions of the Statesboro Police Department's 2022 annual report upon delivering it to City Council members and the mayor during a Feb. 21, 2023 work session. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff
AL HACKLE/Staff
Statesboro Herald
Published: Mar 1, 2023, 1:05 AM
The total number of violent crimes, including aggravated assaults, robberies, rapes and homicides, reported in Statesboro dropped 42% from 2021 to 2022, the Statesboro Police Department showed in its 2022 annual report.
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Professor Swanson stalks consumer culture of the American hunter for book on its history
BCHS - hunting
Dr. Drew Swanson, the Jack N. And Addie D. Averitt Distinguished Professor of Southern History at Georgia Southern University, talks to the Bulloch County Historical Society about his research into the consumer culture of hunting. The marketing slogan of a phone charger in a Cabela story piqued his thinking. (AL HACKLE/staff)
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Published: Aug 27, 2025, 2:52 AM
Drew Swanson, Ph.D., the Georgia Southern University history professor who previously detailed the re-establishment of Georgia's whitetail deer population, now stalks brightly lit Cabela's stores and dusky old magazines, scoping ideas for a book on the consumer culture of American hunting.
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