Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 24th of April.
Good morning, Warner Robins.
🚨 Crime
Curtis Jones, a Warner Robins man, said he was targeted by Fort Valley police during a search at a Circle K on Sunday and was slammed against his car, now facing an obstruction charge even though no marijuana was found—he plans to take legal action against the department.
🎓 Education
Houston County special education bus driver Todd Jones, known as Mr. Tater Tot + Tater Todd, builds a strong bond with his students on each ride.
His warm approach brightens the mood and makes every bus trip extra memorable.
🌲 Environment
An invasive venomous ant species is on the rise in Central Georgia parks and neighborhoods—its sting may cause severe allergic reactions.
Local officials are monitoring its spread and advising residents to take precautions.
🏛️ Government
On Tuesday, April 22, the Houston County Board of Commissioners approved an annexation from the City of Warner Robins for a 22.97-acre property at 120 Kennel Drive and hired poll workers for the June 17 special election—while also hearing public concerns about a dismissed DOJ lawsuit regarding voting rights.
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