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 Is Middle Georgia at risk of cyclospora? Department of Public Health provides insight into national outbreak
A cyclospora outbreak has been identified in five states, but cases in Georgia have not been linked to the outbreak.
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 Is Middle Georgia at risk of cyclospora? Department of Public Health provides insight into national outbreak
A cyclospora outbreak has been identified in five states, but cases in Georgia have not been linked to the outbreak.
Houston County has a new wellness check program that prompts the 911 center to take action 
Houston County is getting an update to its wellness check system that will make it easier for vulnerable residents to get help when needed.
How Robins AFB’s Comptroller Squadron turns resources into readiness
Money flows through the Comptroller Squadron and affects every Airman at RAFB and beyond.
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Warner Robins Council approves data center moratorium for six months
The move came after concerned citizens cited concerns about AI and use of resources.
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Commissioners Vote to Close Road
The Meriwether County Commission voted at the July 13 meeting to close Hoss Bowden Road, also known as Pony Farm Road.
Qualifying for BOE Seat Begins
Qualifying dates have been set to fin the unexpired term of Nikki Waller, the District 4 representative on the Talbot County Board of Education, according to Elections Supervisor Sharita Trice.
Longtime Waverly Hall Council Member Pat Lowman, 86, Dies
Longtime Waverly Hall City Council member and former Mayor Pro Tem Patricia “Pat” Lowman died July 15 at age 86. Lowman spent 40 years as a member of the Waverly Hall City Council, holding the Public Safety seat. During her tenure on the Council, Lowman was instrumental in bringing about the city’s new Fire Administration building.
Louisiana Man Arrested in I-85 Road Rage Shooting
A Louisiana man was arrested last week after he fired multiple shots at vehicles traveling on Interstate 85 near Hogansville.
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How Houston County’s band, cheer and football programs build a strong connection around Friday night lights
Typically, extracurricular practices are done in isolation. The football team takes the field, the band takes the music room and the cheerleaders take the gym. But on Thursday, all three Houston County High School programs stepped into each other’s shoes and practiced together to understand how each team contributes to the magic of the Friday night lights.
MLB teams draft two Houston County Bears, head coach reflects on historic picks and the program’s future
Two former Houston County Bears made history during last weekend’s Major League Baseball draft.

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