Houston County hosts “Meet the Bears” event to kick off the 2024 season
Houston County High School brought the community together on Thursday to introduce their football, band and cheer programs for the 2024 season.
WARNER ROBINS — Houston County High School brought the community together on Thursday to introduce their football, band and cheer programs for the 2024 season.
This event dubbed “Meet the Bears” saw fans of each program come out and show their support in droves.
Principal Dr. Jay Jones, head football coach Jeremy Edwards and director of bands Jay Davis all spoke to the crowd and expressed their gratitude for the support they’ve been shown, and are looking forward to the upcoming season.
Fans got to see every member of the football team and cheer squad introduced, as well as the leadership of the band.
The band played multiple songs throughout the event, and the cheerleaders got to show off a few routines they’ll be doing on the sidelines in a couple of Fridays.
There were also a good handful of food trucks there, who donated a portion of their profits on Thursday back to the football program.
Here are some photos from Thursday’s event:
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