Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 8th of November.
Good morning, Warner Robins.
Haven Hope House is seeking local volunteers to help set up its (new) homeless shelter in Warner Robins.
The shelter will offer safe support (for local residents in need) when it opens.
Mercer University broke ground Friday on an 80 million dollar medical school building on Riverside Drive designed to replace its 1982 facility — it will expand space for training rural doctors.
The 250000 square foot project includes a three story wing and a five story wing along with a 600 space parking deck and is expected to open in fall 2028 — officials say the new facility will attract more students.
The Middle Georgia Community Action Agency paused programs serving nearly 2,000 families in Warner Robins because a federal shutdown froze its $607,000 annual funding—agency officials warn that if funds are not restored by Dec.
1, staff layoffs and program closures may follow—while a $250,000 city grant helps bridge the gap.
Mayor LaRhonda Patrick celebrated her re-election victory Tuesday night at La’Vino Wine Bar—she won more than 70% of the vote—when over 100 community members surprised her with flowers and live music.
She thanked supporters as she prepares to lead Warner Robins for the next four years.
First Friday Membership Appreciation
10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. — Heritage Club — Free meal for members — Celebrate with a complimentary meal and half-priced Bingo at this monthly appreciation event.
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