Bicyclist hurt when struck by car

A bicyclist was seriously injured when he was struck within a crosswalk about 6 p.m. Friday while attempting to cross Pleasant Hill Road in Warner Robins, police said.

Driver charged with DUI after crashing through storefront

Michael J. Cassibry, 23, of Warner Robins, was charged with drunken driving and reckless driving after he crashed his 2002 Honda Civic into a convenience store Friday night, police said.

Monday's photos from the Georgia National Fair

Fried food fills menu of Georgia National Fair

At the fair, anything can be fried. Just ask Jeff and Angela Pacifico.

Schools try new way of teaching, learning

Change is in the works for some high schools in Georgia as teachers and administrators look to get students more involved with learning.

Group aims to change how high schools work

Allene Magill, executive director of the Professional Association of Georgia Educators, is trying to be a marriage broker of sorts with the group's High School Redesign Initiative.

House hunting in jolly old England a merry old mess

For those of you who may be fans of the TV show "House Hunters" or its international spin-off, I regret to inform you my house hunting experience in England began far less dreamily than it's often portrayed.

One Houston BOE seat being contested

Four seats on the Houston County Board of Education are up for election this year, but only one is contested.

Robins playing vital role in building Afghan flying force

Officials at Robins Air Force Base are playing a key role in building Afghanistan's fledgling National Army Air Corps.

Medical expert testifies about patient deaths

Suspended Perry Dr. Spurgeon Green Jr. provided sub-standard care, including prescribing and dispensing powerful narcotics, that led to the death of three patients, a medical expert testified Friday in federal court.

Expert: Perry doctor's care killed 10 patients

A medical expert testified Thursday in the federal trial of suspended Perry Dr. Spurgeon Green Jr. that the treatment provided by Green was the cause of at least 10 patient deaths.

Chicken truck fire stalls I-75 traffic

Two southbound lanes of Interstate 75 near the Houston-Peach county line were blocked for hours Thursday after a tractor-trailer hauling chickens caught fire around 3 a.m., according to the Georgia State Patrol in Perry.

Long winning streaks on the line in Lowndes vs. Northside

Bob Sphire thought about making the trip to Valdosta today while his team had the night off.

WR leaders cover range of topics at work session

The Warner Robins City Council was asked Thursday to provide city gas and sewer service to the proposed new Veterans High School, but council members want to see the price tag, first.

Centerville captures dog suspected of killing cat

The city's animal control operation succeeded Thursday in trapping a large black dog suspected of mauling up to five cats in a residential area during the past few weeks, police reported Thursday.

'Li'l Man' back at Warner Robins home

Three-year-old Robert M.L. Davis Jr. returned Wednesday night to Warner Robins from Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston, as the bleeding in his lung that caused him to be airlifted to the children's hospital has been stopped.

WR boy 'Li'l Man' returns home from Atlanta hospital

Robert M.L. Davis Jr., the 3-year-old from Warner Robins who's been at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston fighting the effects of pulmonary atresia, returned home Wednesday night.

Hospital authority pursues efficient construction method

The Peach County Hospital Authority voted Wednesday to declare its intent to pursue negotiating a contract using the design-build construction method for its new $27 million facility to be located on the Ga. 247 Connector.

Georgia National Fair schedule

Here's a daily schedule for the Georgia National Fair:

Georgia National Fair gears up for 19th year

With more than 60 rides, 90 food vendors and hundreds of exhibits and displays, the Georgia National Fair is looking forward to its 19th year of offering family-friendly entertainment - at last year's prices.

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