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Class of 2019 Special – Their ‘Letters to Santa’ when they were in 1st grade
Below are the Letters to Santa that appeared in The Clinch County News in 2007 – from seniors of the Class of 2019 who are graduating this week. Congrats to these students and their parents from Your Community Newspaper, The Clinch County News. You can order a GIFT SUBSCRIPTION for someone in the Class…
Read MoreBehind The News podcast – May 23, 2019
In this week’s Behind The News podcast, Len Robbins and Blake Pittman discuss the following topics: Graduation this week at all area high schools (3:00); All-Region 2-A baseball team named (5:58); Victims’ attorney protests AGL meeting with PSC official in connection with Homerville explosion (7:52); Report from spring football games (13:54); Fake News report (20:25); Review of…
Read MoreBen & Blake’s Excellent Adventure podcast – May 21, 2019
Strange things are afoot at Ben & Blake’s Excellent Adventure podcast. In this edition of the Ben & Blake’s Excellent Adventure podcast, they discuss the following topics: A recap of the series finale of Game of Thrones (spoiler alert!) (5:57); Ben & Blake are joined by guest Laura Nipper to share their TOP 5 ’80s movies (30:28); and…
Read MoreBehind The News podcast – May 16, 2019
In this week’s Behind The News podcast, Len Robbins and Blake Pittman discuss the following topics: Interview with local farmer Russ Goodman about the UGA study that predicted a ‘Great Depression’ in Clinch and Echols counties over the a trade proposal (2:45); An update on spring football for Clinch County, Lanier County, and Atkinson County teams (18:00);…
Read MoreStudy predicts a ‘Great Depression’ for Clinch County if trade proposal isn’t changed
By Len Robbins – News Editor & Publisher According to a study by the University of Georgia, Clinch County could suffer “economic damage on the scale of the Great Depression” if a proposed trade agreement with Mexico is enacted without substantial changes. The United States Mexico Canada Agreement (USMCA) – the Trump administration’s proposed…
Read MoreArgyle’s Town Donkey
By Len Robbins Editor/Publisher The City of Argyle’s town jackass isn’t the guy who complains about everything at the city council meeting. No, it’s Sambo – who is an actual jackass. Sambo, a donkey owned by the Bennett family in Argyle, has become Argyle’s town mascot over the years, known for wandering…
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