Good morning, Warner Robins.

Today Duck Donuts welcomes customers at its new Byron location (6011 Watson Boulevard suite 300) from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. The shop offers made-to-order donuts and breakfast sandwiches with unique flavors like peanut butter options and Instagram-worthy decor.

The Perry International Festival will mark its fifth annual celebration this Saturday from noon to 8 p.m. in Historic Downtown Perry with new acts like Italian band Amiata (from the Atlanta Orchestra), Polynesian Group Siva Maia, and Argentine singer Krys Moraska alongside returning favorites.

Northside High School inducted three alumni and two faculty into its Hall of Fame on Saturday.

The ceremony honored local leaders including Mayor LaRhonda Patrick & dedicated staff for their lasting contributions to education and community service.

Longtime State Farm agent Andy Thomas is running for a seat on the Houston County School Board as District 6 at-large—he hopes voters will choose him on May 19.

During Monday night's city council meeting, Recreation Director Preston Pooser said lifeguard shortages from last summer may force early pool closures if staffing is not doubled.

He is asking to raise lifeguard pay from $15 to $20 an hour before the summer season arrives, with council deciding on March 16.

Robins Air Force Base uses robotic dog Spot+ during hazmat situations and active shooter drills to help its fire department safely manage emergencies at the base.

The technology is part of ongoing safety tests aimed at boosting readiness.

Houston County's high school basketball postseason ended early for seven teams while the boys advanced to the Elite Eight with a 64 to 43 win over Kennesaw Mountain.

The team now prepares for a March 4 road game against Woodward Academy.

Houston County baseball teams wrapped up the early season with solid wins last week.

Northside extended its streak to eight and will aim for its first win in the region series since 2019, while teams—including Houston County, Perry, Veterans, Warner Robins and Westfield—prepare for upcoming matchups.

Sweet Georgia Jamz Music Festival

2-7 p.m. — Brad Henderson Memorial Stadium — $10 Adults $5 Kids — Experience a music festival featuring performances by national and local artists along with activities for the whole family.