Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 1st of August.
Good morning, Warner Robins.
Today, Houston County Animal Services saw an increase in animal nuisance calls and offered steps for homeowners to keep wildlife at bay—by modifying habitats, using barriers and repellents, or contacting licensed trappers, as Director Alan Smith explained.
The Warner Robins Police Department will host a fall Citizens Police Academy every Monday from Sep.
8 to Nov. 11 at the Warner Robins Law Enforcement Center to show community members police work firsthand and include eight hours of ride-alongs. Registrations are open until Sept. 15 and the academy will cover patrol, criminal investigations, narcotics, K9 units and crime scene processing.
Mary Persons quarterback Mac Nelson enters his third season with 3,465 varsity passing yards and prepares the team to face the Jackson Red Devils on Aug.
22. His father, head coach Brian Nelson, said Mac works hard during early morning and evening practices to build a strong team + keep focus on winning.
Midknight Screening
6:45-9:00 p.m. — Houston Lakes Cinemas — Tickets available — Experience an exclusive showing of the highly anticipated film 'Midknight' in a captivating cinematic journey.
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