Jim Healy is a journalist based in Statesboro, Georgia. He writes for the Statesboro Herald and his work has also appeared in Patch.com and Instituto STACK. Jim covers local news and events, with a focus on police reports and community issues in the Statesboro area.
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Jim Healy's coverage mainly revolves around local crime, particularly police reports and evolving crime stories. His focus appears to be on Statesboro, Georgia, with a significant emphasis on breaking news and government announcements related to criminal activities.
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Jane Vaden Thacher, center, gets ready to cut the ribbon of the Vaden Hyundai dealership on Brannen Road Wednesday afternoon. Vaden switched from a Nissan dealership to Hyundai on May 16. - photo by JIM HEALY/staff
As a member of the fourth generation of the Waters family in the furniture business, Loy Waters knows the origin story of L.A. Waters Furniture well.
A construction crew from J.A. Long Paving lays concrete to create a truck apron for the new traffic roundabout at Harville and Langston Chapel Roads on Tuesday, Sept. 10. - photo by SCOTT BRYANT/staff
Spenser Lake Findley, 36, Miss Bea Road – 17 counts theft by receiving stolen property/felony, two counts theft by taking/felony, two counts unlawful influence of prizes, coercion, fraud, deception or tampering with equipment or materials.
Joyce Davis said she was working in the yard of her home in the Northlake subdivision of Statesboro a week ago when she saw something she had never seen before.
Greg Proctor, left, president and CEO of Excelsior EMC, and Joel Hanner with Georgia Power, gave an update Sunday at the Bulloch County Emergency Operations Center on the efforts to restore power to Bulloch County residents. - photo by JIM HEALY/staff
The residence at 224 North Main St. was the scene of an early-morning fire Tuesday that took the life of 70-year-old Margaret Skinner, who lived in the home with her husband. Her husband was not in injured in the fire. - photo by JIM HEALY/staff
A Metter man was identified as the victim in a homicide Monday night where his body was found in the median area of Interstate 16 in Bulloch County and the accused killer was arrested a few miles away outside a motel.
Among the group headed to North Carolina Friday are, pictured not in order, Investigators Jonathan Fadden, Will Sims, Austin Williams, Administrative Assistant Beth Williams and contractors Blake Allen and Carson Hamilton. - photo by JIM HEALY/staff
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