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The latest NPR-style 2-minute news update from the redneck enclave of Possum Holler.
The latest NPR-style news update from the redneck enclave of Possum Holler, Georgia.
The latest NPR-style news update from the redneck enclave of Possum Holler.
Mayor Snodgrass issues blame for recent flooding, new CDC coronavirus guidelines, the Possum Holler Pharmacy re-evaluates its relationship with the WHO, and reports of a man in a jetpack flying near Possum Holler International Airport highlight this week's episode.
Possum Holler's first lady makes changes at city hall; the mayor refuses to issue a mask mandate; Steve Bannon won't be speaking at the Possum Holler Council on Nonprofits after all; the slogan "finger-lickin' good" comes to downtown Possum Holler; and more.
Mayor Snodgrass believes his canine opponent in the mayoral race may not be eligible for office, protests in downtown Possum Holler, good news for the My Pillow guy, a local Qanon group's meeting is postponed and more.
The G-7 summit is coming to Possum Holler, where Mayor Snodgrass says the city can enter Phase 14 of its pandemic reopening plan. We also have important message about seeds from China and opera night at the VFW.
Updates from an explosion at Possum Holler High School, a possible banning of the popular app Hick Hock and another player is out for the Possum Holler Primitive Baptist adult softball league team.
Updates from the Possum Holler City Council's COVID-19 relief package, an upcoming visit from Dr. Stella Immanuel and the Possum Holler High football team's first scrimmage.
Possum Holler schools get ready to restart amid the pandemic, including the Possum Holler High Hillbillies, who are considering a nickname change. Meanwhile, the Possum Players are holding auditions for a new play, and, of course, we have the latest crime news out of Meth Meadows Trailer Park.