Good morning, Warner Robins.

Abba House will host its golf tournament today at 2 p.m. at Southern Landings Golf Club, raising funds for its residential program that helps women recover from addiction and abuse while supporting their children.

Sign-ups for teams of four cost $500 and are open until 2 p.m.

Yesterday, the Community Foundation of Central Georgia awarded over $345K in grants to 22 nonprofits at Fire Station (Fire Station #3) in Macon; the funds will support housing, health, and youth mentorship programs across 21 counties.

KIHOMAC’s new aerospace plant at 1978 Lightning Way is now open in Warner Robins with 75 workers and will add between 50 and 70 jobs over two years to support aircraft parts production for Robins Air Force Base.

The 130,000 sqft facility is part of a $7 million deal.

Ryan Adams, a journeyman lineman at Georgia Power, began his day early to fix power lines across Central Georgia as storms threaten neighborhoods.

He earned his certification after an eight-week climbing course and apprenticeship (a choice that avoided college debt) and shows the value of local trades.

At a Tuesday, April 7 board meeting in Perry, Houston County Board of Education recognized the Month of the Military Child with purple support and state school winners and appointed Angel Brown for Post 5 by a 4-2 vote.

The board also approved a new school calendar starting Aug. 3.

Willie Raines led the annual Combat Bullying Tour at Byron Middle School to speak with students on bullying and kindness more than a month after a student's death.

School officials say the assemblies promoted respectful behavior and marked an ongoing effort to create a positive school culture.

The latest U.S. Drought Monitor shows worsening drought in Middle Georgia, with areas including Warner Robins experiencing moderate to severe dryness.

Experts warn that continued low rainfall and above-normal temperatures may stress local agriculture and water supplies (especially in Houston County).