Good morning, Warner Robins.

Miss Central Georgia Hannah Perry is using her year of service to teach people about history throughout Middle Georgia.

Her Past Forward program encourages residents and young girls to learn about their roots and value local heritage.

Warner Robins has launched a utility box art project that supports local artists and brightens public spaces.

The ongoing initiative boosts community art and enhances urban appeal.

Drivers in Warner Robins are feeling the pinch as gas now averages $3.58 per gallon (even after a recent gas tax suspension offered little relief), with many spending significantly more to fill up.

AAA warns that prices may continue to fluctuate over the coming weeks.

Students at Turner Woods Elementary planted a food forest on campus Wednesday to learn about food security and sustainability.

Chelsea McClain from Shaome Cooperative said the project helps communities grow food and aims to fight local food insecurity.

Local mother Courtney Driver is running for Houston County School Board post two to improve school safety and communication; she brings years of volunteer work and parenting insight to districts near Russell Parkway (including Feagin Mill Middle School) with the election set for Tuesday, May 19.

Warner Robins' InnoLab at the North Houston Sports Complex has provided hands-on STEM experiences since last March to over 500 residents.

The city now offers sign-up programs and will launch Saturday free play sessions by summer (investment exceeds $150,000).

The Georgia Film Academy has opened a new hub at Middle Georgia State University to offer hands-on film, television, live production, streaming and Esports courses beginning Aug.

17 this fall through Dec. 11. The program partners with local colleges to create career pathways in Georgia’s production industry.

S'mores Testing Day

2-4 p.m. — Outdoor Recreation — Free entry — Enjoy sweet treats and good company in a cozy outdoor setting.