Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 21st of May.
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Robins Air Force Base held its 48th memorial service Tuesday to honor 46 fallen airmen with remembrance songs — folding the flag and speaking each name — while families like Lacey Nelson remembered their loved ones.
A new physical memorial was revealed at the Museum of Aviation and is now open for visitors to pay their respects.
Warner Robins school zone speed cameras have generated $2.36 million in fines since launching in June 2023, with average daily violations falling from 5,215 during initial tests to 215 in 2024.
The program, which covers six zones—four schools—saw $1.42 million in fines in 2023-2024 and $943,803 so far in the current fiscal year while city officials have not detailed the fund allocation.
A Warner Robins resident asked city officials to increase police patrols near 120 Kelvin Court and Kelvin Court so elderly residents feel safer and to address property issues like overgrown grass on King Drive and delayed public bathroom repairs at Elberta Park.
City officials said they have contacted him and will update him as they work on resolving these concerns.
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