Good morning, Warner Robins.

Warner Robins’ Krave Eatery & Dessert Shop has moved to 713 Watson Blvd across from City Hall, with customers lining up before its regular 11 a.m. opening for fresh, home-cooked meals.

The Brinson family will celebrate a grand opening on Aug. 27 at 10 a.m.

On Tuesday, a Warner Robins glass plant closed permanently, laying off hundreds of workers.

The company confirmed the decision in a letter and said affected staff would need to seek new employment.

At an Aug. 11 meeting, the Houston County Board of Education approved a full rollback of its school millage rate to 11.677 mills (the lowest since 1992) to shift revenue gains to new developments rather than current homeowners.

The Warner Robins Police Department invites residents to attend a free Citizens Police Academy that offers an inside look at local law enforcement.

The program is designed to educate community members about police operations and build trust.

A free STOP THE BLEED class will teach direct pressure, wound packing & tourniquet use this Friday from 1 to 3 p.m. at Perry Library on 1201 Washington St; participants 15 and older must register in advance.

Piedmont Macon celebrates five years with Piedmont Healthcare as it now offers five primary care offices, seven urgent care centers, advanced imaging, and a hybrid OR, and CEO Stephen Daugherty announced plans for a stand-alone emergency department in Houston County (supporting care across middle Georgia).

The Georgia Department of Public Health released food service inspection scores (Aug.

10–14) for Middle Georgia restaurants including those in Warner Robins; scores range from 69 to 100 with lower marks indicating unsatisfactory results.