WR Public Works director celebrates 21 years
Pictured above left: Joe Musselwhite, Warner Robins Public Works Director, talks about his appreciation for all who gathered Thursday to celebrate his retirement.
Left: City Clerk Alton Mattox signs the board of well wishes to Musselwhite on his retirement.
Above Right: Houston County Commission Chairman Tommy Stalnaker presented Musselwhite with several tokens of appreciation for his service to Warner Robins and his partnership with Houston County.
Right: Robbie Dunbar, Houston County Operations Manager, presented a plaque at the luncheon held to honor Musselwhite for his 21 years of service.
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