Good morning, Warner Robins.

Robins Air Force Base announced that the Blue Angels will headline the air show next April in Houston County.

The event will feature civilian and military acts plus STEM displays to welcome visitors and boost the local economy.

The DAR unveiled a Liberty Tree behind the Houston County Extension Office on Wednesday, Apr.

22 to honor the nation’s 250th birthday and the spirit of freedom. The tulip poplar stands as a living memorial to past patriots and inspires community unity.

The Georgia Strawberry Festival returns Saturday, April 25, drawing thousands to the local site known as the sweetest spot in town.

Visitors can enjoy live music, strawberry treats, and fun family activities.

Houston County Schools will break ground on the new STEM and Career Academy on Friday, May 1, at 9 a.m. on Highway 41 at Crestview Church Road; the 150,000 sqft facility will feature 35 classrooms and a gym to prepare students for careers in STEM and healthcare.

Houston County Schools students with developmental disabilities will lead in High School Musical Junior as part of The Butterfly Project.

The production opens today at 7 p.m. at Mossy Creek Middle School and continues Saturday at 3 p.m. with tickets available for $5 at the door.

Drought conditions remain severe across Middle Georgia with nearly one inch of April rain (about two inches below normal) as a cold front is set to bring scattered showers starting Saturday afternoon through Monday, though light totals may not break the drought.

Robins Air Force Base leaders stressed a $4.48 billion economic impact during the Chamber’s State of the Base event at the Museum of Aviation on April 23, 2026.

They previewed future priorities including an air show (April 17 and 18, 2027) and highlighted the base’s support for payroll and spending.

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.