Warner Robins unveils new logo reflecting the city’s heritage, future

The City of Warner Robins recently debuted a new look on their social media platforms showing off their new logo.

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A logo with "Warner Robins Georgia" written in blue letters. In between Warner and Robins is a red streak and a plane flying.
The city’s logo represents both its future and Robins Air Force Base. (Courtesy: City of Warner Robins)

WARNER ROBINS –  The City of Warner Robins recently debuted a new look on their social media platforms showing off their new logo.

The logo features a plane taking flight, which has been the city’s motto this year. Mayor LaRhonda Patrick said the city needed refreshing. Previously, the city only had their seal, which she along with the City Council learned has a purpose. 

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Most cities have their seal, but they also have a logo. The city started a process to also have a city logo, which was created by destination branding specialist, Chandlerthinks, a company based in Franklin, Tennessee.

Patrick believes the logo symbolizes innovative momentum, growth and limitless potential. The logo also strives to capture aviation, which is what the city is known for.

“We’re the home of Robins Air Force Base so you see the airplane in our logo, an F-15, and that is for the purpose of connecting us to aviation, innovation, electric warfare, the great things Robins Air Force Base is known for,” she said.

Patrick said when people see the image, they can easily tell its the city’s logo and message: “Where they take flight.”

Patrick describes logo-making as a long process. She learned that a lot of pieces go into creating a meaningful brand. 

It was also a very “hands-on” process. Chandlerthinks visited Warner Robins to do a tour of the city. There were also interest group meetings with members in the community at different locations in town. They heard feedback from residents asking them what they think the city means to them.

Patrick said the company took this project as a serious opportunity. She shared they wanted to make sure the logo was genuine and authentic. 

“They really cared about connecting to what the individuals who call our place home think about our city. It was really eye opening and an intriguing process to me because I thought it was just ‘let’s put some stuff together and see what it looks like’, but there’s a science to it,” she said.

A WR in blue letters. Below is a red streak with a gray plane taking flight.
Another version of the city’s new logo. (Courtesy: City of Warner Robins)

Patrick also shared that companies who do branding for a living really “hit the mark.” She is thrilled, thankful and impressed by the finished product. She said it took time to get there because there are a lot of pieces that go into building a true brand other than just doing an artistic creation.

“We wanted something that kind of defined where we are right now. Of course we are a city ascending, as we say. We are growing really fast [and] we have a lot of innovative things happening in our city. Right now, we’re planning for the future with the downtown [and] some live, work [and] play communities spread throughout Warner Robins [by] trying to bring in a new workforce to make Warner Robins their home,” she said “It’s a perfect time to show that we’re turning anew [and] looking forward to the future with having a new logo.”

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Sandra Hernandez is a Staff Writer for the Houston Home Journal. Although she was born in Perry, she grew up in Warner Robins and is a Houston County native. She graduated from Middle Georgia State University in 2024 with a Bachelor of Arts in New Media and Communication. While in college, she served as Editor-in-Chief for the school’s newspaper The Statement. During her junior year, she started working with the Journal in 2023 and has been informing and connecting with her community since then. When she is not in the newsroom or chasing a story, she enjoys reading, watching movies/shows, listening to music, and spending time with her family and friends. She can be reached at sandra@hhjonline.com.

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