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The Les Still Band performing in Warner Robins last year
The Les Still Band performing in Warner Robins last year
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Ten Years Of “Tooting Our Own Horn”: The “Les Still Big Band” Returns to Warner Robins
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It all began as a not so simple question…”What can the Houston County CLCP do to raise community awareness in the form of a unique fundraiser while at the same time giving local residents “one heck of a good show”? From that start began an ongoing musical extravaganza recognized as much for it’s message as for it’s style. Each September for the last nine years Les Still has brought his dynamic group of big band musicians to the Homer J. Walker Civic Center in Warner Robins for what has become a much anticipated “night on the town” for area art lovers. Showcasing swing era hits from th...
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The Les Still Band performing in Warner Robins last year Ten Years Of “Tooting Our Own Horn”: The “Les Still Big Band” Returns to Warner Robins
It all began as a not so simple question…”What can the Houston County CLCP do to raise community awareness in the form of a unique fundraiser while at the same time giving local residents “one ...
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Four receive French honor in celebration of sacrifice, freedom
ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE – For a few brief moments Wednesday morning, it was June 1944 all over again. The Normandy invasion. The beaches of Utah and Omaha. The retaking of Paris. The libera...
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Jose Garcia Man charged in homicide
Warner Robins police say they are charging Jose Garcia, 44, with felony murder in the Aug. 23 death of 38-year-old Warner Robins resident Maria Garcia. Jose Garcia, also of Warner Robins, was re...
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Houston Bar gives Liberty Bell Awards
On August 31 the Houston County Bar Association presented it’s 2010 Brenda Morton Liberty Bell Award to Sandra Adkins and Sandra Bembry from the Superior Court Clerk’s Office. The Liberty Bell A...
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HC softball team shuts out NS-Columbus
Two runs in the sixth was the total tally for Houston County High in its softball game against Northside-Columbus Tuesday at Northside, but two was enough. With that pair of runs the Lady Bears shu...
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Veterans High beats Mary Persons, Perry in volleyball
For a first-year volleyball squad, Veterans High is holding its own. The Lady Warhawks earned a pair of wins Tuesday at home to improve their record to 4-4. They shut out Mary Persons two games to ...
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Heritage brings out the 'monster' in HC volleyball team
A “monster” game. That’s how Houston County High volleyball Head Coach Maria Huelsman described the Lady Bears’ win over Heritage Tuesday at Heritage. “We knew we’d be tested,” Huelsman said, addi...
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