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Warner Robins Council hears crime stats, rezoning petition
Council approved the rezoning for a townhome development, and local police officials say crime is down.
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Local student wins Moose Lodge scholarship, reflects on experience: ‘A really amazing opportunity’
Natalie Brantley, a senior at Houston County High School, will compete in Phoenix for a higher scholarship.
State Rep. Bethany Ballard runs for reelection: ‘Dedicated to our shared goals and values’
Bethany Ballard, current State Representative for House District 147, is ready to continue being a voice for her constituents.
Perry council discusses comprehensive plan, councilmembers speak out against rate increases
The Perry Comprehensive Plan and councilmembers speaking out against rate increases were among the topics discussed at Tuesday’s meeting.
Sheriff’s Office sports new badges for America’s 250th birthday
The Houston County Sheriff’s Office are showing their patriotism as their new badges commemorate the United States of America’s 250th birthday.
DOUBLE DUTY DOOLEY: Head soccer coach Nathan Dooley reaches 250 wins at Perry High School with wins against New Hampstead
Nathan Dooley has coached both the boys and girls soccer programs at Perry High School for six years now, and after Wednesday night’s pair of wins against New Hampstead the Houston County native eclipsed 250 wins with the school.
Perry earns first shutout victory of 2026 with 5-0 final against New Hampstead
Perry’s (5-6, 4-2 Region 1-4A) start to the 2026 season wasn’t easy but they seem to have found their groove as of late, now 4-1 in their last five after a 5-0 victory over New Hampstead (5-6, 2-4 Region) on Wednesday.
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