Megan Western is a multi-skilled journalist based in Warner Robins, Georgia. She covers local news and events for WMAZ-TV and 11Alive, with a focus on providing timely and accurate information to the community. Her articles range from updates on city developments and government initiatives to stories highlighting the experiences and concerns of local residents.
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Megan Western's coverage centers on local community developments and government activities, particularly in Warner Robins, Georgia. She reports extensively on local government announcements, events, and evolving stories related to family & relationships as well as crime, government & politics.
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By: Megan Western
Warner Robins' homeless shelter is under construction | How one business is helping with the build
By: Megan Western
New species of invasive fly spotted in Georgia | Here's what you need to know If you spot one, the state Department of Agriculture says to take a picture, kill the bug, then report it to their office.
By: Megan Western
'Here we grow again' | Community leaders react to new aerospace facility coming to Warner Robins
By: Megan Western
During the press conference, Mayor LaRhonda Patrick said the city secured 5 acres of land near the intersection of Watson Boulevard and Vietnam Veterans Memorial Parkway.
Those interested can join them on Saturday, Nov. 30, for a day of conversation about community improvement and shopping with small businesses.
The study will determine if a traffic light will be added to the intersection of Tucker Place and Houston Lake Road.
By: Megan Western
Warner Robins police holds town hall, works to bridge gap with local Latino community They discussed issues such as House Bill 1105, anti-discrimination policies, and reporting more crimes.
The big three goals are to get more buildings knocked down, unveil their architectural drawings, and dig up the soil pollution.
By: Megan Western
Monday night, Warner Robins received $6,000 in donations for the Haven Hope House and put nearly $1 million into completing it.
By: Megan Western
Fisher said they thrived in staffing and career development. In 2025, they plan to keep growing in their technology, continue town halls and finish projects.
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