Good morning, Warner Robins.

Genesis Joy House launched a new transitional housing program near Robins Air Force Base that uses a 'glamper' unit to house homeless female veterans and generate Airbnb revenue when not in use.

The program lets veterans extend their stay by 12 months after a 90-day program so they can build credit, secure jobs—and work toward permanent housing.

Warner Robins Little Theatre debuted Ghost The Musical on May 3 by adapting the 1990 film with added singing, dancing and emotional acting.

It runs through May 18 with Friday and Saturday performances at 7:30 p.m. and a Sunday matinee at 2:30 p.m., and tickets are sold online only while a raffle during the final show will support theatre improvements.

William S. Hutchings College & Career Academy held a pinning ceremony today for high school dual enrollment nursing students—learners taking college courses—marking a milestone in their education.

Local educators and administrators praised the event—support that prepares students for future nursing careers.

Warner Robins officials announced a new ordinance that requires businesses with 10 or more shopping carts to register them and install wheel lock systems or electronic alarms after a 60 day grace period; Mayor LaRhonda Patrick said violators will face warnings, citations, or fines & Councilman Derek Mack added that the measure supports enforcement of Georgia Code 16 8 21.

Veterans Warhawks won their tenth region title and are preparing for Tuesday night's Elite Eight match as they aim for a spot in the Final Four.

Coach Matthew Roth said the team will face River Ridge next and is fighting for statewide recognition+ their players have shown strong resilience this season.

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.