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Westfield’s comeback cut short in loss to Strong Rock Christian
Just as Westfield’s (13-11, 5-7 GIAA District 5-4A/3A) offense found some rhythm, Rhodes Bledsoe hit an at-em to Strong Rock Christian’s (8-15, 3-3 District) second baseman for a game-ending double play.
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911 center Residential Premise program makes emergencies smoother for special needs
Encounters with first responders can often be stressful, especially for people with disabilities. A local agency has a program that hopes to make interactions smoother.
Multiple people injured after accidental shooting at Warner Robins Kroger
An accidental shooting at a local grocery store injured multiple people in Warner Robins on Wednesday night.
Warner Robins man sentenced to 25 years in prison for trafficking cocaine in Houston County
Gregory Ford, 51, of Warner Robins was sentenced to 30 years with the first 25 to be served in prison for trafficking cocaine in Houston County.
Perry Police Department offering women, senior citizen firearm safety classes
The Perry Police Department will host two firearm safety classes geared towards women and senior citizens later this month.
Northside completes foundational season, looks to keep building program in coming years
With Wednesday’s 11-4 win over Hawkinsville, Northside finished a baseball season with a .500 record for the first time since 2012.
Warner Robins surgeon accused of buying and selling stolen vehicles
Dr. Patrick Narh-Martey of Emory Healthcare Warner Robins has been arrested and accused for knowingly buying and selling stolen vehicles for his rental car business. The case is still under investigation.
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