Rural communities reporter Maggie Reynolds discusses a controversy that has broken out in recent weeks in Georgetown where a citizens' group is making their disapproval quite vocal of the town's homeless population and the town government's handling of the issue.

Maggie gives insight into the origins of the Make Georgetown Great Again movement, highlights other quieter voices offering perspectives on homelessness, and reflects on how the dynamics of smaller town life are playing out in this debate. Plus, Maggie shares how reporters think about where they sit in town council meetings.

Hosted by David Stradley Read the Spotlight Delaware article connected to this episode: Georgetown homelessness spurs resident ire, calls for change Georgetown tiny homes project faces uncertainty amid resident ire