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Tri-City Mayors to Give Proclamations for Chamber Week 2012

Tri-City Mayors to Give Proclamations for Chamber Week 2012

WARNER ROBINS, GA- Warner Robins Mayor, Chuck Shaheen; Centerville Mayor, John Harley; and Perry Mayor, Jimmy Faircloth will give an official proclamation for the 2012 Chamber Week TODAY at 2:00p.m.  Event will be held at the Chamber offices; 1228 Watson Blvd.  The Robins Regional Chamber anticipates an exciting time as they host the very first Chamber Week (May 14- 18, 2012).  A brand new initiative of the Chamber, the week will showcase the role that the Chamber plays in the community by focusing on leadership development, community and government advocacy, education and networking.

Job Opening in Warner Robins

Job Opening in Warner Robins

Call the Department of Labor Career Center at (478) 751-6164 and give them the job number of the position that interests you. 

You can see more jobs available in Central Georgia on 13WMAZ's Job Market Thursday page.

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    Job Title:    Surface Finisher
    Location:    Warner Robins GA
    Pay:          N/A
    Education:  12 Years/GED
    Job Number:GA8023541
    Forty-eight (48) months plating experience; experience in USAF AFMC Depot plating facility or equivalent; knowledge of processing requirements; knowledge of facility requirements; knowledge of chemicals; chemical make-up and chemical reactions; hands on experience for typical plating requirements such as Cad, Chrome, Zn-Ni, Anodize; experience in chemical bath methods; experience in stripping methods; experience in masking techniques; experience in hazardous waste Disposal requirements. Must be a U.S. Citizen. High School Diploma or GED.

 

Chamber Week Starts in One Week

Chamber Week Starts in One Week

WARNER ROBINS, GA- The Robins Region is anticipating an exciting time as the Robins Regional Chamber hosts the very first Chamber Week (May 14- 18, 2012); a brand new initiative which showcases the role that the Chamber plays in the community by focusing on leadership development, community and government advocacy, education and networking.

Chamber Welcomes "I Think I Am" Foundation

Chamber Welcomes "I Think I Am" Foundation

WARNER ROBINS, GA- The Robins Regional Chamber of Commerce hosted a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the “I Think I Am” Foundation.

Founded by Deanna Moore in 2008, I Think I Am Foundation is a 501c3 non profit charitable organization which develops programs, curriculums and platforms to give children, given up for adoption and/or placed in foster care, self worth and self-actualization through developing, applying and maintaining positive belief patterns.

“The basis of our philosophy comes from Proverbs 23:7.  As a man thinketh, so is he,” said Moore. 

Being an adopted child and having first-hand experience with foster care systems, Moore says that her adoptive mother inspired her with the vision of the I Think I Am Foundation.

Three Words: Frappuccino Happy Hour

Three Words: Frappuccino Happy Hour

ATLANTA (WXIA) -- It's back! Starbucks' wildly popular Frappuccino Happy Hour event will return this Friday, May 4.

School Board to Recognize 61 Retirees

School Board to Recognize 61 Retirees

HOUSTON COUNTY, GA – The Houston County School System will honor 61 retirees at a Retirement Banquet May 15, 2012, at 6:30 p.m. at the Agricenter's McGill Marketplace in Perry.  Approximately 900 employees and retirees’ guests are expected to attend. 

Entertainment will be provided by the Bonaire Middle School Jazz Band, directed by Bonaire Middle band teacher Leah Wilson.  Dinner will be served and each retiree will be awarded a plaque for their years of service.  A keepsake program and slideshow will highlight each of the honorees.

The event is sponsored by Houston County schools, Parrish Construction Group, H.E.A. Federal Credit Union and Clear Concepts Consulting Group.  The honorees are listed below alphabetically. 

Presenting the HCBOE 2011 - 2012 Retirees

 

Jacqueline Ambler, Perry Primary

Brenda Armstrong, David Perdue Elementary

Pat Braski Appointed to Flint Energies Board of Directors

Pat Braski Appointed to Flint Energies Board of Directors

REYNOLDS – Patrick “Pat” Braski of Warner Robins, Ga. has been appointed to serve with the Flint Energies Board of Directors. He will fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Jeff S. Pierce Jr. of Warner Robins, who retired from the Co-op’s board after 47 years of service.  Braski will represent Area VII, Post 1 – City of Warner Robins on the Board. Inside Warner Robins, Post 2 is currently held by Paul Hibbitts and Post 3 is held by Arthur Head.

Braski is the Owner and Operator of two Chick-fil-A restaurant locations in Warner Robins, one on Watson Blvd. and the other on Hwy. 96.  Fully immersed in community service, he is a Eucharistic minister, youth leader and retreat coordinator for Sacred Heart Church. In addition, he coaches basketball for Sacred Heart School.  Braski is the Legacy of Lights Show Coordinator for Habitat for Humanity and is involved with his entire family in the Houston County 4-H.