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Mayor and council started the night talking about getting a pay scale study, but by the end of the discussion, council moved to another option

This means the city will support bees by creating bee-friendly habitats around town, including Russell Parkway and Watson Boulevard

Habitat for Humanity bought three lots from the City of Warner Robins to bring new housing to low-income families in town

Councilmember Kevin Lashley motioned to table the plan, and Councilman Keith Lauritsen agreed

Corbin's letter didn't give a reason for stepping down, but he wrote, "Transition is always difficult."

UGA's economic experts say Macon and Warner Robins' job markets will continue to grow as Central Georgia recovers from the COVID-19 recession

Just after 7 p.m., more than an hour-and-a-half into their meeting, mayor and council started their second executive session of the day

We sat down with Mayor LaRhonda Patrick to find out what she's working on and where she hopes to take the city.

Warner Robins' city administrator signed a $347,000 contract without authorization from mayor and council.

According to the council's December 6th meeting minutes, Corbin was authorized to negotiate a contract to outsource the city's payroll.