Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 15th of May.
Good morning, Warner Robins.
Families gathered at Perkins Field on Thursday night for the Night of Blue Lights event during Police Week.
Local officers said building trust is crucial for managing difficult moments.
Local filmmaker Trent Jones — a Warner Robins native — will premiere his documentary 10 Good Men, featuring interviews with WWII veterans who flew the B-17, at 5 p.m. Sunday, May 24 at the Piedmont Grand Opera House in Macon.
A 2025 report shows Houston County renters have struggled to pay monthly bills as rising apartment costs push budgets to the limit.
Local residents remain alert to the affordability challenges affecting their housing options.
The latest drought monitor released today shows slight improvements as extreme drought shifts to severe drought in Butts, Macon, Taylor and Crawford counties — however, low rain chances and high temperatures mean the dry spell is likely to continue.
Local police and city officials prayed for protection and wisdom at the annual Pray for Police event held Wednesday, May 13 during National Police Week (May 10-16).
Mayor LaRhonda Patrick and Pastor Matt Walls expressed gratitude for law enforcement dedication that helps keep the community safe.
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.
Summer Forever Celebration
9 PM - 11:59 PM — Friends On The Hill — Free entry — Celebrate the summer with vibrant performances and a lively party atmosphere.
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