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Warner Robins invites community to 'Food Truck Roundup' with over 20 vendors, live music
WARNER ROBINS, Ga. (WGXA) — The city of Warner Robins is throwing its Food Truck Roundup community event on Thursday evening. According to the city, Warner Robins is celebrating the event's first anniversary at Perkins Field. The Food Truck Roundup will host over 20 food trucks and vendors and...
'It’s such a full-circle moment for me as a Macon artist' | Macon native, actor stars in movie
MACON, Ga. — Kailey Rhodes is a product of Theatre Macon, and she's back in a new way. "Being able to sit and watch yourself in a movie with your family and friends in the town that grew this skill is really humbling and I'm really nervous," she said.
Houston County expanding free school meal program | Here's what you need to know
HOUSTON COUNTY, Ga. — Students at 31 schools in Houston County will receive meals at no cost during the 2024-2025 school year, thanks to an expanded federal program aimed at reducing hunger and improving academic performance. The Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA),...
Federal appeals court to rehear transgender deputy's discrimination lawsuit against Georgia county
HOUSTON COUNTY, Ga. — A federal appeals court agreed to rehear a lawsuit against the Houston County Sheriff's Office, tossing out a previous decision finding the county's health insurance policy was discriminatory against transgender employees. The lawsuit centers on part of the county's health insurance policy that denies coverage...
Gridiron Classic to provide major exposure and opportunities for student-athletes
Fort Valley, Ga (WGXA) - Excitement is building across Middle and South Georgia as 12 high school football teams prepare for this weekend's highly anticipated Gridiron Classic at Fort Valley State University. The event, a result of a strategic partnership between Bibb County Schools and Fort Valley State University, promises not only thrilling football action but also significant opportunities for student-athletes.
Innovation Is Key in Agricultural Endeavors at Fort Valley State University
Fort Valley State University students are developing important skills through hands-on experiences and research projects. At Fort Valley State University, agriculture is paramount. The College of Agriculture, Family Sciences and Technology offers four departments geared toward different areas of study: agricultural sciences, engineering technology, family and consumer sciences, and veterinary...
Central Georgia Technical College achieves historic record enrollment
WARNER ROBINS – Technical College System of Georgia reports recently showed an enrollment milestone for Central Georgia Technical College’s 2024 academic year. A record number of over 15,000 students attended CGTC, the most in college history. “The college is very proud of this accomplishment as we have been...
Downtown Macon sees an increase of Black-owned businesses
MACON, Ga. — August is National Black Business Month. The number of Black businesses nationwide is rising and Macon is no different. According to the Knight Foundation, 28% of the businesses in downtown Macon are Black-owned. That's up from 18% three years ago. Being an entrepreneur is no easy...
National Infantry Museum holds celebration for 15th anniversary
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — A local museum is celebrating 15 years this weekend. The National Infantry Museum is holding its annual gala and action on Saturday, Aug. 17 at 6 p.m. The celebration honors the museum’s fifteenth anniversary at its current location. The event will have a silent and live auction as well as drinks […]
Albany woman found assaulted in field to be taken off life support
ALBANY, Ga. (WALB) - The family of an Albany woman found unconscious after being badly beaten and raped – has taken her off life support. Melissa Law has been in critical condition since an off-duty officer found her barely alive in a South Jefferson Street field on Saturday, Aug. 10.
New autism resource in Augusta: ABLE Kids opens fun, educational clinic downtown
Downtown Augusta has a new business, and this one addresses a very important cause in the community. ABLE Kids cut the ribbon on its new downtown Augusta clinic Thursday morning, offering fun and educational activities for children ages 2-6 who have been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. ...
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