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Where To Get A Flu Shot In Warner Robins

Where To Get A Flu Shot In Warner Robins

 

Veterans Gather at Vietnam Veterans Memorial Hwy

Veterans Gather at Vietnam Veterans Memorial Hwy

There was a gathering of Veterans today at Vietnam Veteran's Memorial Hwy in Warner Robins.

They hung the flag, had a speech, poem read and the trumpet was played. 

--Ginny Belvins

Houston County Boasts Only Georgia Astronomy Program

Houston County Boasts Only Georgia Astronomy Program

 

The Houston County School System offers the only high school astronomy course taught in middle Georgia, with astronomy classes taught at Houston County High, Veterans High and Warner Robins High.  The program began at Houston County High School in 1999. 

That's according to a Houston County Board of Education news release.

Astronomy and Physical Science Teacher Joe Molyson has taught the class since 2004.  Currently 140 students are enrolled at Houston County High, and over 100 at Veterans and Warner Robins High.  Molyson said, “We are one of the largest, if not the largest, high school Astronomy Program in the Southeast.”

The course is one of several science tracks students must complete in the junior or senior year to graduate.  Theory is blended with extensive self-paced computer work and actual observations of astronomical objects. 

New Teachers Awarded Grants

New Teachers Awarded Grants

 

HOUSTON COUNTY, GA – Jonathan Bates, an English teacher at Veteran’s High School, and Seth Reber, a math teacher at Perry High School, are among 40 of Georgia’s new teachers to receive a New Teacher Assistance Grant from Georgia Power.  Neal Rearden, Area Manager for Georgia Power, will present each teacher a $1,000 New Teacher Assistance Grant on Oct. 21, at 9:00 a.m., at the Houston County Board of Education central office in Perry.

Teacher nominations were submitted to Georgia Power by the 20 Georgia public colleges and universities that have a school of education.  Reber, a graduate of the University of West Georgia, was nominated by Dr. Judy Butler.  Bates, who graduated from Macon State College, was nominated by Dr. Daniel Kirk.    

Keep Warner Robins Beautiful Awards

Keep Warner Robins Beautiful Awards

 

Home of the Month

The home of Mr. John Stephens was selected by Keep Warner Robins Beautiful (KWRB) to receive the Home of the Month Award.  Pictured presenting the award is Francis Wilson (KWRB).  Also pictured (LtoR) are David Carr, Jack Steed, Susan Green and Terry Duernberger (all KWRB).

Business of the Month

To do in Warner Robins: Rivers Alive Clean-Up

To do in Warner Robins: Rivers Alive Clean-Up

Things to do in Warner Robins GA: Help with the Rivers Alive Clean-Up Program

If you are from this area or have lived here for any length of time you must be thinking I’ve lost my mind…we don’t have a river here in Warner Robins! Very true but Bay Gall Creek is here and is where the Warner Robins rainwater and runoff flows to.

As you can imagine, the area can get congested with litter and periodically needs the human touch to clean it up again. So, what are you doing this Saturday?

When: Saturday (Oct 22) from 9:00am-11:am

Where: The Corder Road Wellston Trail sign. Show up or call ahead at (478) 929-7258 for more details.

Wear comfy clothes/shoes and expect to get dirty. Bags to collect the debris will be provided.

Mossy Creek Festival Returns This Weekend

Mossy Creek Festival Returns This Weekend

The Semi-Annual Mossy Creek Barnyard Festival will be held on October 15 & 16, 2011.

Find the festival at 315M Lake Joy Road in Perry.

For a $5 admission fee, you'll find good ole country cooking, hayrides, animals and more.