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Take a journey with the HHJ Newsroom as we try flights from the City of Warner Robins’ Take Flight Tour.
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Street tacos, Star Wars and Slice and Spice delights HHJ staff | Warner Robins Take Flight Tour reviews
Take a journey with the HHJ Newsroom as we try flights from the City of Warner Robins’ Take Flight Tour.
Drink a Star Wars flight or eat one as a reminder of home at Woodlands Cafe: HHJ Eats
Woodlands has fruity drinks from a far away galaxy and satisfying southern comfort food for the Take Flight Tour. Here’s how both tasted.
Slice and Spice offers flavorful wings for the city’s tour | HHJ Eats
Slice and Spice featured chicken wings bursting with Indian spices and flavors for the city’s Take Flight tour.
Salsa’s street tacos are solid | HHJ Eats
What the restaurant lacked in actual salsa flavor, it more than made up for with the tacos.
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Sunnyside Community Club will be getting a new paint job thanks to a grant from The 1772 Foundation and The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation. The 105-year-old former school on Hopewell Church Road was last repainted in 2012.
Gullah-Geechee Program Rescheduled for June 14
The Meriwether Historical Society program on Gullah-Geechee Culture scheduled for May 31st has been rescheduled for Sunday, June 14th, at 2 pm in the Greenville Methodist Church Fellowship Hall.
Early Voting Begins June 8 for Runoff
Sharita Trice, Chairperson and Elections Supervisor of the Talbot County Board of Elections and Registration, announced the Advanced Voting dates for the General Primary Run-Off Election.
Advanced Voting will begin on Monday, June 8 and end on Friday, June 12.
Lack of Parental Control
Leaders of our neighbors to the south – Columbus – are considering a curfew for teens in at least one area of the city and the pushback has already started.
Columbus is not the first place to do this.
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