Good morning, Warner Robins.

At the recent Warner Robins Council meeting, Mayor LaRhonda Patrick thanked the Kings Chapel Elementary School Beta Club for donating socks and undergarments to Haven Hope House—donations that will support shelter operations as the facility prepares to open this summer.

Residents gathered at Warner Robins City Hall on May 1 for National Day of Prayer where local pastors and community members prayed on topics such as unity and hope.

The event marked the city’s 34th anniversary of a long tradition of coming together to pray.

Warner Robins Police say a pedestrian was struck by a silver Honda sedan on Myrtle Street between Duke Avenue and Green Street on April 25 at 8:45 p.m.—the hit and run left the victim with fractured legs and in stable condition—while officers continue their search for the suspect vehicle.

On April 24th, the Warner Robins Police Department hosted a town hall meeting featuring law enforcement, emergency personnel, and neurodivergent families—who shared ideas to improve crisis response and resource support during Autism Acceptance Month.

Leaders outlined steps to use de-escalation tactics and connect families with vital community support.

Warner Robins will begin a project to upgrade sidewalks needing ADA compliance—focusing on those near schools, homes, and public facilities to improve pedestrian safety and accessibility.

Weekly Game Night with Mexican Cuisine

6-9 p.m. — El Cotija Mexican restaurant — Food purchase encouraged — Enjoy game night with friends while savoring delicious Mexican dishes.