Good morning, Warner Robins.

The Warner Robins police have rescheduled the Night of Blue Lights event to Thursday, May 15 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Perkins Field—coinciding with the Food Truck Roundup—and expect participants from the Georgia State Patrol, Robins Air Force Base and the Houston County Sheriff’s Office as forecast rain prompted the change.

A Twiggs County family is still waiting for news about 27-year-old Tiffany Slaton, who vanished near a general store by Shaver Lake on April 24.

Fresno County officials combed 600 square miles — no clues were found and they are asking anyone with relevant video records to come forward.

Warner Robins named Preston Pooser as its new parks and rec director who brings 20 years of experience from several Southeast cities.

He said he plans to upgrade aging facilities — including a downtown amphitheater — and learn the needs of local residents.

A water main break on Booth Road in front of Bojangles — which cut off water service to Hidden Creek Trailer Park, Harvest Point Subdivision, and the Walmart Shopping Center — has affected several areas in Warner Robins, and city crews — already on site — are working to restore service.

Community Street Dance Tour

3:30-8 p.m. — Heritage Club — Cost varies — Experience a high-energy dance workshop led by celebrity choreographer Nicole Kirkland for dancers aged 15 and up.