Good morning, Warner Robins.

Haseya Women’s Club held a groundbreaking ceremony at Magnolia Point Park on Tuesday, April 14 for Houston County's first inclusive playground, which will open this summer to serve families & children with sensory needs.

The club raised about $1 million for equipment to create a safe, accessible play space.

A nonprofit helping formerly incarcerated individuals and their families will soon expand its services to Middle Georgia, increasing support and access to essential resources (aimed at easing community reintegration).

Houston County schools will provide free summer meals for children from May 26 through July 24.

Local groups such as sports teams+scout groups may apply by May 1 to serve meals, with meal site details to be shared later in May.

Houston County schools held special recognition events for military kids and their families — the programs celebrated their service and united community members on local campuses.

The events honored military contributions with activities designed to highlight the dedication of these families.

Warm spring weather has led to an increase in invasive ants that cause painful bites and allergic reactions across Central Georgia.

Local pest experts recommend quarterly treatments to help residents manage these health risks at home.

Babyface Concert

7:30-9 p.m. — Atrium Health Amphitheater — Ticket prices vary — Experience the legendary Babyface live with special guest 112 in a vibrant outdoor setting.