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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Trucks with big wheels and a bunch of tractors are coming to Statesboro next weekend to compete in the first “Battle in the Boro Truck and Tractor Pull.”
For several months, work at the intersection of Harville Road and Langston Chapel Road has been ongoing to prepare the site for the construction of a traffic roundabout.
State Sen. Billy Hickman applauds one of the 4-year-old children in the Summer Transition Program at Kid's World for completing a task with the help of teacher Bethea Gregory, seated at left. Hickman was given a tour Monday of the child care center on Savannah Avenue by Kid's World owner Michelle Smith Lank, shown next to Hickman. (JIM HEALY/staff)
Fire chief says ‘electrical malfunction’ likely, but not definitive
Ten years ago, Teresa Stubbs’ husband shot and killed his best friend during an argument. The fallout from that incident cost Stubbs her home, land, “basically everything,” she said.
Bulloch County is seeking bids to repair Brannen Pond Road and to build two large culverts underneath the road that will prevent in the future the extent of damage that has caused the connector to be closed since last August.
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
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