In this week’s Behind The News podcast, Len Robbins and Blake Pittman discuss the following topics: Complaints made about the Homerville Police to the Homerville City Council, with a recording from the meeting (3:14): the future of Family Dollar in Pearson (20:15); the status of the Public Building Authority proposal in Lanier County (22:30); update on…

In this week’s Behind The News podcast, Len Robbins and Blake Pittman discuss the following topics: The latest on the triple murder in Atkinson County (3:10); Local basketball players named All-State and All-Region (12:30); Lanier County Building Authority proposal (19:00); bills being considered from Senator Tyler Harper’s column (23:00); and the latest “Saluting our Seniors”…

In this week’s Behind The News podcast, Len Robbins and Blake Pittman discuss the following topics: Breaking news about a deadly missing persons case in Atkinson County (4:00); law enforcement making gang-related arrests in Clinch County (6:45); District 176’s new rep in the State House (7:45); the future of Family Dollar in Homerville and Lakeland (11:30); Region…

In this week’s Behind The News podcast, Len Robbins and Blake Pittman discuss a community meeting in Lanier County (3:45); talk about the apprehension of a fugitive in Douglas (8:46); report what happened with the Clinch County Pantherettes playing in the Class A basketball semifinals (10:38); delve into a recent Willacoochee City Council meeting (14:27); report that Atkinson County High dismissed…

In this week’s Behind The News podcast, Len Robbins and Blake Pittman interview Clinch County Pantherette coach Tanya O’Berry about her team’s run in the Class A basketball playoffs (3:13); discuss Lanier County High starting a soccer program (14:26); discuss recently-retired Clinch County head football coach Jim Dickerson’s future plans (15:59); talk about a connection between Atkinson County’s proposal to…

In the inaugural Behind The News podcast, Len Robbins and Blake Pittman go “behind the news” to discuss the recent sentencing of former Atkinson County Probate Court Judge Margie O’Brien (3:30); talk about local teams making the Class A basketball playoffs (11:00); the House District 176 runoff (14:15); missing persons cases and unsolved deaths in Clinch, Lanier…

Former Atkinson County Probate Judge Margie O’Brien was sentenced to 30 years –  three to be served in prison – this morning at the Atkinson County Courthouse for her role in missing funds from the Probate Court Office, totalling over $430,000. In front of a crowded courtroom Thursday morning, Judge Gary McCorvey handed down the…