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City of Perry adds kid-friendly upgrades to Welcome Park
The City of Perry has added new additions to Welcome Park. The city and Main Street Advisory Board celebrated these upgrades with a ribbon-cutting on Thursday.
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Rutha Jackson announces candidacy for Houston County Commissioner, post two: ‘Yes, we can!’
Rutha Jackson announced she will be running for Houston County Commissioner, Post Two in front of the Houston County Annex on Thursday.
Warner Robins scores nine runs in fifth inning against CFCA for third straight win
It took a little while for Warner Robins (5-4) to get going after a strong second inning, but they put Central Fellowship Christian Academy (0-7) away in five innings on Thursday.
Dan Perdue vying for second term as Houston County Commissioner Chair
Long-time Houston County resident and Chairman of the Houston County Board of Commissioners, Dan Perdue, is seeking reelection for a second term as Chairman.
Centerville city council approves budget calendar, mobile home ordinance revision
Centerville City Council honored finance staff during Government Finance Professional Appreciation Week, approved the fiscal year 2027 budget calendar, and updated mobile home safety regulations, including higher inspection fees.
Warner Robins city council approves cemetery relocation, talks lifeguard recruitment
Warner Robins City Council discussed raising lifeguard pay to address a staffing shortage, approved relocating a historic cemetery to Magnolia Park, and authorized planting new trees along Russell Parkway as part of a beautification project.
Disastrous first quarter buries Houston County in Elite Eight loss to Woodward Academy
Unfortunately for the Bears, a disastrous first quarter saw them down 28-3 in an eventual 80-48 final in Wednesday’s Elite Eight matchup.
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