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1. Warner Robins woman arrested in Colorado for Perry homicide (hhjonline.com) — Perry police are investigating a deadly March 12 shooting at Houston Lake Apartments that left one man dead, and a Warner Robins woman wanted in the case has now been arrested in Denver. Another suspect from Macon is already in the Houston County jail. Investigators are still asking anyone with information to contact Perry police or Macon Regional Crimestoppers.
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2. Perry begins process to draft new 'comprehensive plan' to guide the city's future (13wmaz.com) — City leaders in Perry are launching a new, city-specific comprehensive plan that will guide growth, housing, transportation, and quality-of-life decisions for the next five years. Officials say community input will shape the vision, and the process—now in its outreach phase—must be completed by February 2027 to keep Perry eligible for key state funding.
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3. A year later, Perry family still mourning after brutal trailer park killings (13wmaz.com) — Perry residents are marking one year since four family members were killed in a Gaines Drive mobile home, as the accused faces a June trial date. Loved ones are still grieving the loss of Beulah Robinson and her relatives, while prosecutors describe the case as one of Houston County’s most disturbing family-violence tragedies and plan to seek the maximum penalty if there’s a conviction.
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4. Restaurant Report Card: Middle Georgia food service inspection scores March 23-27 (41nbc.com) — If you eat or work in Perry, several local kitchens just earned top health scores, including Summerhill Elderliving Home & Care and numerous stands at the Georgia National Fairgrounds. This week’s Middle Georgia Restaurant Report Card lists detailed inspection results from March 23–27 so you can quickly check how your favorite spots performed.
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5. Perdue Perry cook plant marks 406 days without a recordable incident (chattanoogacw.com) — Workers at Perdue Farms’ Perry cook plant have gone 406 days without a recordable workplace injury, a major safety milestone for one of the city’s largest employers. Company executives and local leaders, including the police chief and council members, gathered in Perry to celebrate the accomplishment and highlight the plant’s ongoing focus on sending all 500 employees home safely each day.
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