​🌞🚚 The Warren County Chamber of Commerce is Proud to Spotlight the Warren County Pop Warner 2nd Annual Summer Food Truck Festival! 🎉
Get ready for a day full of delicious food, family fun, and community spirit as the Warren County Pop Warner hosts its 2nd Annual Summer Food Truck Festival on Saturday, July 18, 2026!
Bring your family, invite your friends, and come hungry because some amazing vendors will be serving up your favorites, including:
🍔 Warren County Pop Warner
🥤 Mama G's Tea & Lemonade
🔥 M&M Barbeque
The fun doesn't stop with the food! Be sure to visit our Festival Attraction Station, featuring D&R Inflatables, where kids (and kids at heart!) can enjoy exciting inflatables and make lasting summer memories.
This event is more than just a food truck festival—it's an opportunity to support the young athletes of Warren County Pop Warner, connect with neighbors, and celebrate everything that makes our community special. Every meal purchased, every laugh shared, and every moment spent together helps strengthen our community and supports a great local organization.
The Warren County Chamber of Commerce is excited to see this event continue to grow, and we can't wait to see what this year's festival has in store!
📅 Date: Saturday, July 18, 2026
📍 Come out, bring your appetite, and support Warren County Pop Warner!
We'll see you there for a day of great food, family fun, and community pride! 💙💛
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We are thrilled to announce that the Downtown Development Authority of the City of Warrenton has been selected to participate in the Red Clay Creative Cohort (RC3), an exciting initiative through the Georgia Council for the Arts that brings communities and creative minds together to transform public spaces through the power of art!
As part of this incredible opportunity, Warrenton will receive specialized training and a $20,000 grant to create a public art project that will inspire, engage, and celebrate the unique spirit of our community.
"We are honored and excited for Warrenton to be selected for this opportunity," said Jeffrey Fowler, Executive Director. "Public art has the power to tell our community's story, celebrate local creativity, and create spaces where residents and visitors feel connected to downtown."
Through a partnership between the Georgia Council for the Arts and Springboard for the Arts, selected communities will receive guidance and support as they develop and bring their creative visions to life by October 1, 2026.
Even more exciting, Warrenton was chosen as one of only five communities and organizations across Georgia to participate in this prestigious program, joining the Cornelia, West Point, Colquitt Miller Arts Council, and Fitzgerald-Ben Hill Arts Council.
This is more than a grant—it's an opportunity to showcase Warrenton's creativity, strengthen community pride, enhance our downtown, and create something lasting for generations to enjoy. We can't wait to see artists, residents, businesses, and community partners come together to help shape this exciting project.
The future of Downtown Warrenton is looking brighter, more vibrant, and more creative than ever!
🎉 Stay tuned for updates, opportunities to get involved, and a first look at what's to come!
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The Warren County Chamber of Commerce would like to recognize and celebrate the incredible teachers and staff at Warren County School for the outstanding encouragement and support they showed their students during GMAS testing!
Throughout the testing week, teachers participated in Motivational Color Days, wearing a different color each day to represent a meaningful message of encouragement, positivity, and perseverance. Each color served as a reminder to students that they are capable, confident, and prepared to do their very best. These thoughtful gestures helped create an uplifting atmosphere, reminding students that they had an entire team of educators cheering them on every step of the way.
Success is about more than test scores—it's about building confidence, fostering a positive mindset, and showing students that they are supported by a community that believes in them. The dedication, creativity, and enthusiasm displayed by the faculty at Warren County Middle School exemplify what it means to invest in the success and well-being of our young people.
The Warren County Chamber of Commerce is proud to celebrate educators who go above and beyond to make a difference in the lives of their students. Thank you to every teacher and staff member who helped make GMAS testing week a positive and encouraging experience. Your commitment, passion, and unwavering support do not go unnoticed, and the impact you make extends far beyond the classroom.
We are proud of our Warren County Middle School family and wish all of our students continued success. Keep believing in yourselves, keep working hard, and remember that your community is always rooting for you! 💙💚💛❤️💜
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The Warren County Chamber of Commerce proudly extends a heartfelt congratulations to the outstanding Honor Graduates of the Class of 2026! This remarkable achievement reflects not only your academic excellence, but also your dedication, perseverance, and strength of character.
Each of you has worked tirelessly to reach this milestone, overcoming challenges, staying focused on your goals, and setting an example for others to follow. Your commitment to excellence truly shines, and this moment is one to celebrate with pride. You represent the very best of our community, and your success is a reflection of the bright future ahead for Warren County.
We are honored to recognize these exceptional students: Jailee Allen, Courtney Bray, Saniya Tolbert, Kassidy Zellars, Cortez Wilder, Manquell Ivey, Destiny Tucker, Stephanie Hicks, and Jamyiah Bell. Your hard work has paid off, and this accomplishment marks just the beginning of all that you will achieve.
As you prepare to take the next steps—whether continuing your education, entering the workforce, or pursuing your passions—know that your community is cheering you on every step of the way. We are confident that you will continue to lead, inspire, and make a lasting impact wherever life takes you.
Congratulations once again to the Class of 2026 Honor Graduates. Your future is bright, and we are so proud of you!