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Terror on Hwy 127 returns in Kathleen with a spooky trail made by organizers Joe Liercke and Beverly Cooper.

The event runs from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays until Nov. 1 — most proceeds benefit a non-profit shelter for female veterans and a local family in mourning.

The Climate Prediction Center announced that La Niña is active and will bring warmer, drier weather with a higher chance for drought to Middle Georgia; cold snaps and rain might still occur.

The pattern is expected to last through the rest of 2025 and ease early next year — allowing a return to normal conditions.

13WMAZ covered Week 9 high school football games for Central Georgia—showing Treutlen’s 46—6 final win over Montgomery County and highlighting matchups with Georgia Military hosting Hancock-Central and Mary Persons hosting LaGrange.

The update listed other contests with live scores to keep fans informed.

The Houston County Bears clinched a county championship & maintained a historic 7-0 undefeated streak, setting a new milestone for the program.

2025 Warner Robins Police Department Glow Run

8-10 p.m. — Freedom Field — Registration Fee Applies — Participate in a vibrant glow run with family-friendly fun and community spirit.

VMware vSphere 8.0 Skill Up Training

All day — Health Tech of Georgia — $2400 for a 5-day training — Enhance your VMware skills with hands-on expert instruction.

Heroes for Happy Hour 5K and Fun Run

12-4 p.m. — Happy Hour Service Center Workshop Parking Lot — registration fees applicable — Race through the finish line in superhero gear while supporting a great cause for developmental disabilities.