Author: Godfrey Hall
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Warner Robins Community and Economic Development Department set to host Nonprofit Resource Fair
“Participating organizations will represent a variety of areas, including housing assistance, health and wellness, youth and education, family support, and other community services,” said the city in a press release.
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Warner Robins discusses future of Perkins Park with residents
“We had a lot of great input from everyone and it’s the first step of many towards making Perkins Park that family centered park that everybody wants here in Warner Robins,” said Preston Pooser, Recreation, Parks and Cultural Services Director for Warner Robins.
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Part of Wrasling Way to be closed for two weeks starting tomorrow morning
The City of Warner Robins has issued a traffic advisory stating that part of Wrasling Way, in Bonaire, from Butten Drive to Bessemer Drive, will be closed, starting tomorrow morning, August 24.
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Warner Robins Operation Reawaken set to surpass 53,000 square feet of commercial demolitions this coming Wednesday
Warner Robins Mayor LaRhonda Patrick is not stopping as the dream for a downtown area that rivals Macon continues gaining traction with four more buildings set to be demolished as a part of Operation Reawaken.
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Houston County Deputy faces criminal charges after misuse of Flock Cameras
This comes as other incidents around Georgia have come to light in recent weeks, causing concern in communities as conversations around privacy and mass surveillance begin to surface.
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Warner Robins to hold Community Input Session about the future of Perkins Park
Perkins Park, a long standing community staple, located over on 105 Mulberry Street, has been a host to many events in Warner Robins over the years, including the upcoming International City Festival taking place September 12th and that’s why the city is calling on the community to hear their voice and join in the planning…
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“Not dismissing any option”: Houston County School District addresses safety concerns after recent shooting at Warner Robins High School
A peaceful Wednesday afternoon quickly turned chaotic as police were speeding down the roads, followed by a helicopter, all headed towards one destination. Fear began to set in for families as the unthinkable happened when gunfire randomly erupted from Warner Robins High School…
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Local churches give to those in need, around the world, with Operation Christmas Child
Christmas is quickly approaching and Samaritan’s Purse Operation Christmas Child is back partnering with local churches in Middle Georgia for its National Collection Week.
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Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. Delta Pi Sigma Chapter hosts Free Wash and Learn Day at Classic Laundry Company
Customers were greeted with a surprise this morning over at Classic Laundry Company as the ladies of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. Delta Pi Sigma Chapter, based out of Fort Valley, Georgia, celebrated their National Day of Service hosting a Free Wash and Learn Day.
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Warner Robins Police Department discusses upcoming Operation Lay It Down
According to the Department, Operation Lay It Down is a proactive collaboration initiative with Combat Bullying Tour aimed at reducing gun violence, acknowledging the devastating impact it has on victims, families, and neighborhoods in Houston County.
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Mother losing hope, refuses to give up, community demands answers, Warner Robins Police Department discuss 2018 Barberitos Homicide Cold Case
Over at Warner Robins Police Department, a press conference was held to discuss details about the 2018 Barberitos Homicide Cold Case as the community demands answers.
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Warner Robins hosts Annual Veterans Day Ceremony at City Hall
With early signs of winter and freeze warnings just lifted due to effects from the arctic blast in Warner Robins, that didn’t stop veterans and their families from gathering at City Hall to enjoy a day of celebration and remembrance.
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Warner Robins Fire Department holds Push-In Ceremony for new $1.1 million Apparatus, dubbed Ladder 1
Over at Warner Robins Fire Department Headquarters (Station #1, West-Wood Fire Station) firefighters and elected officials pushed a new $1.1 million Apparatus, dubbed Ladder 1, into the bay officially bringing it into service and shortly after immediately responded to a call.
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Warner Robins Mayor LaRhonda Patrick secures 2nd term, E-SPLOST approved
Warner Robins Mayor LaRhonda Patrick secures 2nd term with an overwhelming 79.23% of the vote, defeating Fabian Velazquez who had 20.77% of the total 12,013 votes, according to the Georgia Secretary of State’s Unofficial Results.
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Three Local Family Businesses Debut at Smiley’s Flea Market
Here at Smiley’s Flea Market two local Middle Georgia Residents made their debut and I joined them in the fun.