Residents ask to use courthouse for MLK parade and raise concern about New Light Road
March 01, 2026 | Screven County, Georgia
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At the Screven County Board of Commissioners meeting on Nov. 12, 2024, Rev. Uley Robbins announced the date of the annual Martin Luther King Jr. festivities and parade and requested use of the Screven County Courthouse for the event. Robbins said he will coordinate with Sheriff Mike Kile on logistics.
Separately, Rev. Larry Scarboro told the board he was concerned about the condition of New Light Road and asked the commissioners to note the issue. The minutes record the concern but do not show any formal motion, staff assignment or timeline for road repairs.
The minutes list the appearance of several community members and local clergy. No formal action regarding the MLK courthouse request or New Light Road was recorded in the minutes from this meeting.
Separately, Rev. Larry Scarboro told the board he was concerned about the condition of New Light Road and asked the commissioners to note the issue. The minutes record the concern but do not show any formal motion, staff assignment or timeline for road repairs.
The minutes list the appearance of several community members and local clergy. No formal action regarding the MLK courthouse request or New Light Road was recorded in the minutes from this meeting.
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