Al Hackle is a News and Business Writer at various publications including Bryan County News, Coastal Courier, and Statesboro Herald. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on regional interest and world news, government and politics, as well as construction and real estate. His work often explores themes such as elections, public policy, and the housing market, reflecting his commitment to informing readers about critical issues in society.
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Al Hackle focuses on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation. He covers topics such as city council decisions, zoning issues, infrastructure projects, public safety developments and changes in local leadership.
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By: Al Hackle
Local officials have revived the Statesboro-Bulloch County Land Bank Authority, with an amendment to the intergovernmental agreement earlier this year and, more recently, Statesboro City Council's approval of $70,000 funding. The authority's aim is to acquire tax-delinquent and blighted real estate for use in affordable housing redevelopment.
By: Al Hackle
A Bulloch County Superior Court jury early Wednesday afternoon found Robert Brandon Keller, 32, guilty of all charges in the Oct. 14, 2024 carjacking murder of Bruce William Dupree.
By: Al Hackle
The city of Statesboro is set to move forward with a hydrologic and hydraulic study of the Little Lott’s Creek basin, by accepting federal and state grants Tuesday that will cover 85% of the estimated $945,000 cost.
By: Al Hackle
Statesboro City Council on Tuesday accepted a proposal from Developmental Associates LLC – the same North Carolina-based firm leading the search of a new Statesboro police chief – to also conduct a nationwide search for a new city manager.
By: Al Hackle
Statesboro city officials plan to have a new connector road built between U.S. Highway 80 East and Brannen Street just east of Lowe’s. This could also provide a more direct route between Statesboro Fire Department Station 3, now nearing completion, and the highway.
By: Al Hackle
By a 3-2 vote Tuesday, seven days into the new fiscal year, the Bulloch County Board of Commissioners amended the fiscal 2027 county budget to fund two additional school resource officers as employees of the Bulloch County Sheriff’s Office.
By: Al Hackle
Officials revealed last week that Bulloch County will receive $20 million from the Georgia Environmental Facilities Authority, or GEFA, and direct it toward two separate projects, water and sewer system improvements at the airport and “expansion of sewer infrastructure on the south end of the county.”
By: Al Hackle
Dr. Torian White arrived July 1 as superintendent of Bulloch County Schools and was formally sworn in at the start of the July 9 Board of Education meeting. Now he's busy visiting principals of all 15 schools as they prepare to welcome teachers back next week.
By: Al Hackle
At the heart of the Evans County Community Center, on the north end of Church Street in Claxton, volunteers and donors have established the Evans County African-American Archive Museum.
Officials revealed earlier this month that Bulloch County will receive $20 million from the Georgia Environmental Facilities Authority, or GEFA, and direct it toward two separate projects: water and sewer system improvements at the local airport and “expansion of sewer infrastructure on the south end of the county.”
