Good morning, Warner Robins.

Warner Robins leaders are planning to redevelop Perkins Park into a community green space with a splash pad + playground and walking trail while addressing stormwater concerns; planning runs until October and public meetings will let residents share their ideas.

Warner Robins resident Ashlee Watson launched the 478 trinket box (located in front of Society 31 on Margie Drive, suite G) on July 23 to let locals swap small treasures with a 'leave one, take one' rule.

The popular box has sparked interest and may soon extend to Perry.

Gregg’s Mexican (at 312 South Armed Forces Blvd.) is a beloved Tex-Mex staple that may close if business doesn't pick up soon; its manager and loyal regulars are urging locals to help revive the restaurant amid financial challenges.

A new Georgia law mandates the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline appear on student ID cards for sixth through 12th graders in local districts.

The measure is designed to help students access crisis support quickly.

Perry High School art teacher Brianna Walker (a Warner Robins native) has been named Houston County School District’s Teacher of the Year for 2026-2027.

Walker said the honor inspires her to promote fine arts education and showcase art’s role in the classroom.

Warner Robins Police reminds drivers to slow down in school zones near Warner Robins High School, Northside High School, Huntington Middle School, Lake Joy Elementary, and Lake Joy Primary today as speed cameras issue warnings until Aug.

19 when speeding drivers will receive tickets.

Atrium Health Navicent offers school-based teletherapy and tips to support students’ mental health as they return to school; pediatrician Dr. Christy R.

Peterson advises parents to listen closely during routine check-ins (a strategy to catch bullying or anxiety early) at area schools.