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Students enjoyed Asian foods, activities and events at Sunday’s Lunar New Year Brunch in Allison Dining Commons. District Executive Chef Demetrios Kyprianos said his team focused on making Lunar New Year foods, including red bean-inspired desserts and pork dumplings. Each dining hall featured recipes from Chef Jet Tila, a former “Iron Chef America” contestant who...
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It's made up of Mayor Randy Toms, Councilman Kevin Lashley and Councilman Holmes. "There's always been suggestions brought up by citizens and now I think it's a good idea to sit down and talk. Find out how we can get the most use out of our mandated law enforcement officers." Toms says they'll meet with the heads of the Fire, Police, Utilities and Public Works Departments to address any questions or concerns the public has and figure out the best ways to use their officers and personnel. "Hopefully, once people understand that we have a public safety committee they will send us emails and say...
Residents will vote on the continuation of the County's ESPLOST fund and an empty council chair Author: Raynard Churchwell (13WMAZ) Updated: 12:06 AM EDT March 17, 2021 HOUSTON COUNTY, Ga. — Tuesday morning marked Election Day in several cities and counties across central Georgia. Doors opened up at 7 a.m. for voters. They voted on whether to continue the Education SPLOST to help build new schools. They also chose someone to fill councilman Daron Lee's vacant seat. A few Houston County residents explained what it meant for them to come up and vote. "The...
Mack wins Warner Robins council seat, county voters extend E-SPLOST Listen to the content of this post: WARNER ROBINS, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – Houston County voters have chosen to extend the county’s Education Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax, or E-SPLOST, for five more years. The current E-SPLOST ends on March 31, 2022. The county’s board of education approved a referendum resolution in December that, if approved by voters, would extend the one-cent tax through March 31, 2027, or until a cap of $190 million is reached, whichever comes first. The Houston County Board of Elections t...