Northside High School is holding a Junior Night Tuesdayat 6:30 p.m. in the Ray Horne Auditorium. 

Information will be presented about the Georgia High School Graduation Tests (GHSGT) and other graduation requirements. 

A College Fair will also be a part of the event with about 12 exhibitors on display in the cafeteria from 6 to 8 p.m.

To help ensure success in high school, parents and students will receive information about the GHSGT, preparation, tutoring and subject matter, a Houston County Board of Education news release says. 

The College Fair will have representatives from these colleges in attendance:  ABAC, Auburn University, Fort Valley State University, Georgia College and State University, Georgia Military College, Georgia Southern University, Macon State College, Mercer University, Middle Georgia Technical College, Valdosta State University, Wesleyan College and Young Harris College. 

A Warner Robins charity brought a little pink to Galleria Mall on Saturday. 

"Breast Friends Forever" raised money by giving free haircuts in exchange for a small donation.  They also auctioned off new or gently used purses and raffled off a purse-shaped cake.

Saturday's event marked the group's first fundraiser. 

Proceeds will go towards paying the bills of breast cancer patients in a financial bind.  Some people strolling through the mall said that they feel the event deserved support.

"I have had an aunt who has died from cancer so when I saw it I said 'Ok I think it's a good cause' and I was going to get my haircut anyhow so now, it will go towards something that I believe," said Michelle Williams of Warner Robins.

If you missed the event and would like to donate to "Breast Friends Forever" call 478-953-1377.

Houston County Held their Regional Science and Engineering Fair at Robins Air Force Base Museum of Aviation in the Century of Flight Hanger.

Students from six grade through twelfth participated in the science fair.

They had to develop science projects and put them on display to be judged by professionals from various disciplines of science and engineering.

More than seven hundred and fifty students competed in the Regional Science Fair from Houston County, Peach County, and Home Schoolers.

The Chairperson Scientific Review Committee and teacher at Veterans, Cherri Nix says the students have a great time participating in the fair and remember the experience.

"They think back when they have to go through the scientific method and teaching them problem solving skills, they reflect back to this. It's a lot of fun just to see the kids get enthusiastic," said Nix.