Robins, with the city laying claim to state championships, national championships, college stars, and NFL players. The annual Northside vs. Warner Robins game draws an estimated 21,000 fans and was named the #3 rivalry in the country by USA Today in 2006. Warner Robins High School won two National Championships, in 1976 and 1981. It won six State Championships, in 1976, 1981, 1988, 2004, 2020 and 2021. Northside High School was crowned State Champion in 2006, 2007 and 2014. Warner Robins Little Theatre The Warner Robins Little Theatre was established in 1962 as a non-profit community theatre. This organization now owns their theatre playhouse debt-free. The theatre continues to thrive. Five main shows are produced every year. Occasionally workshops and other special events are held for the Middle Georgia community. Popular culture The bands Rehab, Stillwater, Doc Holliday, Sugar Creek, and Luke's Cabbage Store are based in Warner Robins. Photo gallery Local media Newspapers The Telegraph, daily The Sun, a section of the Telegraph printed weekly devoted to news in Houston and Peach Counties Houston Home Journal, twice weekly, the legal organ for Houston County Television stations Warner Robins is part of the Macon DMA, which is the nation's 120th largest television market. See the box below for local television stations: Radio stations Warner Robins is part of the Macon Arbitron Metro, which is the nation's 130th largest radio market with a person 12+ population of 372,400. See the box below for the local radio stations: Education The portion of Warner Robins in Houston County is served by the Houston County School System. The portion of the city in Peach County is served by Peach County School District. Branch campuses of colleges and universities Central Georgia Technical College Fort Valley State University Georgia College & State University Georgia Military College Mercer University Middle Georgia State University High schools Houston County High School Houston County Career and Technology Center Northside High School Warner Robins High School Veterans High School (in nearby unincorporated Kathleen, Georgia) Elberta Center Crossroads Center (alternative school) Libraries The library is the Nola Brantley Memorial Library. Notable people Eddie Anderson — professional football player Russell Branyan — Major League Baseball player James Brooks — professional football player Cortez Broughton — professional football player Marquez Callaway — former Tennessee Volunteers football player; current New Orleans Saints wide receiver Betty Cantrell — Miss America 2016 Kal Daniels — Major League