Good morning, Warner Robins.

Fall Line Armory opened Oct.

10 on Houston Lake Road in Kathleen and offers buying, selling, trades, gunsmithing, laser engraving, and consignment (2380 Houston Lake Road, STE 300); hours are Tuesday–Thursday 9 a.m.–6 p.m., Friday 9 a.m.–7 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.–2 p.m.

Flint Energies will name longtime employee Todd Bigler president and CEO, effective Dec.

1, succeeding Jeremy Nelms; the board announced the leadership change Wednesday. Bigler, currently vice president of technology who oversees the co-op’s $97.5 million fiber rollout, is a Warner Robins graduate.

Disney On Ice performers and Mickey Mouse visited Beverly Knight Olson Children's Hospital on Wednesday to take photos, make bedside visits, and cheer patients and families.

The show will skate into the Macon Coliseum this Friday through Sunday with performances featuring Frozen and Encanto.

Peach County leaders say a 1,500-acre mega site helped secure Audi's billion-dollar manufacturing plant that will bring about 4,500 jobs to Middle Georgia, with construction expected in 2028.

Houston County schools began using CEIA OpenGate metal detectors at Warner Robins and Northside high schools on Oct.

27, and Houston County and Veterans high schools started them Oct. 28; Perry's system will start today, middle schools will be fully equipped by the end of next week, and schools have added fencing and guards.

Region races are tight as several Houston County-area teams play decisive games this week: Houston County hosts Northside at 7:30 p.m. on Oct.

30 at McConnell-Talbert Stadium, while Warner Robins visits Jones County and Perry travels to Eagle's Landing with Region 2-5A standings on the line.

Veterans will return to Freedom Field as the home team to host Tift County at 7:30 p.m. on Oct.

30, seeking a win after three straight losses while Tift enters 3-6 overall and 0-5 in the region.