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Warner Robins Council approves 300-acre rezoning for subdivision expansion

Warner Robins City Council heard two rezonings, but only one came to fruition at their latest meeting on Monday night.

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Perry City Council approves support for Commodore Manor apartment extension, renovation

Perry city council approved support for the expansion of the Commodore Manor Apartments during their meeting on Tuesday, April 7.

County approves rezoning in Elko amid citizen pushback, honors former Perry councilmember

In Tuesday's meeting, the Houston County Commissioners approved a rezoning of over 300 acres on Elko Road from R-AG to R-1 despite citizens concerns and recognized Phyllis Bynum-Grace for her 27 years serving on the Perry City Council.

Winder man sentenced for ramming police car, shoplifting in Warner Robins

A shoplifting turned manhunt led to prison time for a Winder, Georgia man.

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Third annual Community Baby Shower to help expectant mothers this Saturday

The Community Baby Shower will be on Saturday, April 11 from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Curtis Event Center in Warner Robins.

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Mom’s Club of Warner Robins to host three-day yard sale to help local girl with rare genetic brain disorder

The Mom's Club of Warner Robins annual benefit yard sale will start on Thursday, April 16 at the Well at Centerville.

 Jon Nichols hopes to continue his calling by serving on the Board of Education 

Jon Nichols is seeking reelection for Houston County Board of Education Post 4 and hopes to continue his tenure as a servant leader.

PHOTOS: Eastern Star hosts community egg hunt in Perry

The event is proudly hosted by the Eastern Star Eve Chapter 735 and the Masonic Adam Lodge 734.

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Early morning shooting in Warner Robins sends two to hospital

Two victims sustained gunshot wounds to the legs.

Department of Justice reaches $3 million settlement with various Georgia Boards for alleged violations of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act 

The DOJ has reached a $3 million settlement with 42 Georgia Boards to resolve allegations that they did not recognize the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act.

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