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Warner Robins · Warner RobinsAlice Ruth Duce King was born in Two Egg, Florida, on November 22, 1936. She dedicated her life to not just raising a beautiful family and supporting her husband, but she also poured herself into the Bank of Bonifay. She enjoyed many things to include but not limited to:decorating for holidays (especially Easter), working in her yard, cooking, and, yes, cleaning.See the Story
Alice Ruth Duce King
Warner Robins · Warner RobinsMorgan Baker, a Mobile man convicted in the fatal 2019 shooting of a security guard outside a Warner Robins nightclub, had his conviction reversed this week in a 7-2 ruling. A majority of Georgia Supreme Court justices determined that the judge in Baker's trial abused her discretion by allowing prosecutors to show a 33-second clip from a music video in which he waved a pistol.See the Story
Alabama man’s murder conviction in Georgia shooting tossed over rap video played in court
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Offbeat · Houston CountyA new report shows childcare is now more expensive than some college tuitions. Parents in the peach state spend an average of $8,530 dollars a year on childcare per child. The Economic Policy Institute says it now costs $1,324 a year more for daycare in Georgia than the average in-state tuition for a four-year public college.See the Story
'We feel very stretched thin': Daycare in Georgia now costs more than some college tuition
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Warner Robins · Warner RobinsThe Flint Energies Foundation recently granted South Georgia Technical College Foundation (SGTC) $5,500 to assist with High School Equivalency and General Education Diploma (GED) scholarships for SGTC students. The electric cooperative's Members contribute $175,000 annually to the Flint E energies Foundation, which supports worthy causes in the 17 counties it serves.See the Story
Flint Energies Foundation grant supports South Georgia Technical College - Cordele Dispatch
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Warner Robins · Warner RobinsSurayah Guyana Johnson pleaded guilty on Friday to one count of malice murder. Johnson was charged in connection with a deadly shooting that happened on June 27, 2022. Johnson shot Jamal Colson, then fired into a crowd of people running away from the scene. The Warner Robins woman then shot Johnson's body multiple times before fleeing.See the Story
Warner Robins woman sentenced to life for deadly gas station shooting
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Warner Robins · Warner RobinsJoshua Wilmoth: I strongly support the Bring Chicago Home initiative. He says opponents of the plan have repeatedly spread misinformation about the proposed policy. WilmOTH: The proposed policy is estimated to generate over $900 million for new construction over the next decade. The numbers don't lie: it's time to support policies backed by evidence, not fear.See the Story
Get facts straight on Bring Chicago Home real estate transfer tax referendum
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Warner Robins · Warner RobinsMichaela Chaney, 23, was found dead in her Warner Robins, Georgia, apartment. Her boyfriend, Jayveon Bivins, faces multiple charges including murder, aggravated assault, possession of a firearm or knife during a crime and concealing a death. Chaney's dog, Milo, was also killed, but it's unclear where.See the Story
Man accused of killing 23-year-old Warner Robins woman and her dog
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Warner Robins · Warner RobinsU.S. Representative Austin Scott (GA-08) today announced that his office is taking submissions for the 2024 Congressional Art Competition. All high school students (9-12th grade) who reside in or attend school in the Eighth Congressional District are encouraged to participate. The winning entry will be displayed in the United States Capitol for a year alongside artwork from every congressional district across the country.See the Story
