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Maj. Gen. Tom Owen, commander of the Warner Robins Air Logistics Center at Robins Air Force Base, will be leaving the local position to become director of logistics for Air Force Materiel Command in Ohio.
Frankly, it's a little embarrassing for Robert Fernandez, all the fanfare and folderol.
At a Vision 2020 meeting three months ago, Warner Robins City Councilman Terry Horton almost casually mentioned the possibility of a joint animal shelter.
Looking over the crowd of 2,000-plus eighth grade students in the Miller-Murphy-Howard Building at the Georgia National Fairgrounds and Agricenter, Dr. Harold Katner of Mercer University told them up front, "I'm not here to scare you, I'm here to educate you."
Dr. Tony Alford broke his two-month silence Wednesday, providing additional details surrounding his abrupt resignation in February as Houston Healthcare's chief executive officer.
The Peach County Board of Education decided time was the big issue Tuesday night as it approved moving a new school back to its original site.
A day after the city of Warner Robins narrowly approved a tentative agreement for a joint animal shelter, Centerville City Council voted for it with no such reservation.
The Perry City Council moved one step closer to considering impact fees. But the members must hear from the pubic twice before doing so.
Work on the second phase of the Carl Vinson Parkway widening is expected to start within a few weeks.
A pound of cure will give way to an ounce of prevention Thursday as health care, law enforcement and education officials host an expected 2,000 Houston County public and private school eighth-graders at the annual Teen Health Forum in Perry.
A pedestrian was killed Monday morning when he was struck by a Norfolk Southern train just south of Ga. 247 and Green Street, a Houston County sheriff's investigator said.
A proposed agreement presented on a north Houston County joint animal shelter impressed four members of the Warner Robins City Council, while two other members and Mayor Donald S. Walker expressed sentiment that the document was barking up the wrong tree.
Students in Mary Jean Banter's gifted English/language arts class at Fort Valley Middle School have been getting big doses of health and politics.
The easiest assignment in all of Houston County government last week was probably signing up Democrats to run for elected office.
Joy took on various forms Saturday morning as Fort Valley State University marked its 67th commencement exercises.
There are battles going on at Robins Air Force Base. Personal, internal conflicts. Clashes that will determine how successfully people fly and fight or, indeed, whether they remain in the military at all.
After a stormy two years of political infighting, there will be at least two new faces on the Peach County Board of Education come January.
Colby Wilkason is a real hands-on kind of young scientist.
The Peach County Hospital Authority has an additional 12 months to begin construction on a proposed new $25 million medical facility near Byron.
At one of the nearly dozen newspapers where I've been allowed to hang my battered press hat over the last few decades, the city desk kept a "tickler file."
The annual Battle of Byron will again bring residents together for a day of entertainment and good old fashioned fun.
Two political newcomers and a veteran campaigner will battle it out to fill an unexpired term on the Perry City Council.
