Council rejects solid waste rate increase, approve re-zonings by The Westfield School
Perry City Council voted 4-2 to decline the proposed rate increase for solid waste and approved re-zonings by The Westfield School in Tuesday's meeting.
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Arrest made after viral incident that occurred at the Georgia National Fair
Perry Police Department has arrested Austin Mullis, 38, of Perry for Obscene Internet Contact with a Child a few days after he was confronted by a third party predator catching group led by YouTuber Skeeter Jean.
Perry Historical Society offering guided tours of Evergreen Cemetery next Saturday
The Perry Area Historical Society will showcase the rich history of Evergreen Cemetery with guided tours on Saturday, Oct. 24, from 3 to 5 p.m. Tickets cost $10 per person.
Central Georgia Technical College names administration building after Sonny Perdue
CGTC named its administration building at its Warner Robins campus after Sonny Perdue in an unveiling ceremony on Thursday.
School District reaches highest grad rate
This past year, the Houston County graduation rate reached an all time high at 94.6%.
Commander speaks time at Robins; Commissioners hear positive report from library system
Col. Johari Hemphill has spent over a year as Commander of the 78th Air Base Wing on Robins Air Force Base. In Tuesday’s Houston County Commissioner’s meeting, he had a chance to recount his time so far at Robins.
Sheriff and District Attorney speak on Domestic Violence in Houston County
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Here's what Houston County Sheriff Matt Moulton and District Attorney Eric Edwards had to say about the crime that affects so many lives.
Gas prices lower with Kemp suspending gas tax for a month
Gas prices have gone down a little after Governor Brian Kemp issued a one month suspension of the state's gas tax.
Longtime Perry resident and funeral director Draper Watson passes away
The Perry community lost the face of Watson-Hunt Funeral Home last month as Draper Watson passed away unexpectedly on Sept. 14.
Houston County Commissioners recognize new chapter of non-profit with proclamation, approve next phase in water treatment plant construction
County Commissioners issued a proclamation to the Middle Georgia Chapter of 100 Black Women Inc., and approved the next phase in the new water treatment plant in Tuesday's meeting.