Good morning, Warner Robins.

Humanitarian Gang Inc. (a local nonprofit) is hosting its 4th annual back-to-school drive-thru giveaway on July 11 in Warner Robins; organizer Victoria Hudson said the event will be larger than previous years.

On July 1, The Assembly at Warner Robins hosted its annual Celebrate Freedom festival (in Houston County) with food trucks, inflatables, music, and a fireworks show to mark Fourth of July celebrations.

Peach growers in Middle Georgia report good sized fruit despite a warm winter, late spring frost, and heavy rain that slowed shipping from Lane Southern Orchards at 50-Lane Road in Fort Valley.

The farm offers both in-store and mail-order options.

Warner Robins will host the Independence Concert tomorrow at 6 p.m. with live music from Kool & the Gang, DJ AJ, food vendors, and a big fireworks display.

The city has set strict security measures including bag checks, drones, police, firefighters, and a health station to keep the celebration safe.

Houston County School District will launch the Academy of Innovation this fall for grades 6-12 at Houston County Career Academy.

The program offers hands-on learning in AI, drone technology and more under instructor Jake Harvey and Chief Innovation Officer Dr. Stephen Hornyak.

A new Georgia law now lets pharmacies prescribe HIV-prevention medication to improve community care.

Local residents in Warner Robins may soon see easier access to preventive treatment as pharmacies adjust to the regulation.

Rope Adventures with ODR

8 A.M. – 5 P.M. — Outdoor Recreation — Check for pricing — Step outside your comfort zone and enjoy a thrilling day of rope adventures.

American Theory Concert

7-11 p.m. — Reverb Room — Ticket prices vary — Experience the live sound of American Theory at this local venue.

Punk Nites: Pop Punk Emo Night

7:30-11 p.m. — Reverb Room — All ages welcome — Experience a night filled with high-energy pop-punk bands and non-stop DJ sets spinning your favorite throwback anthems.