Residents of the sprawling Li’l Abner Mobile Home Park in Sweetwater are racing against time to stop the demolition of 900 mobile homes.

Li’l Abner Mobile Home Park residents in Sweetwater have until mid-May to find another place, so many have left, but the ones who remain continued to protest and ask for help on Wednesday.

A fire at the Li’l Abner Mobile Home Park in Sweetwater has left remaining residents fearful for their safety as the community continues to empty ahead of demolition.

Friday marks the first deadline for Li’l Abner Mobile Home Park residents to move out and receive the highest incentive package.

As residents leave the Li’l Abner Mobile Home Park facing impending evictions, Local 10 News has learned that real estate agents were selling homes there, even though new owners would not be able to stay.

A little more than a month after letters ordering them to move out, sparking protests, residents of the sprawling Li’l Abner Mobile Home Park in Sweetwater are taking their fight against what they call “illegal and unconscionable acts” to court.

A 61-year-old resident of the Li’l Abner Mobile Home Park bonded out of jail and checked herself into a hospital following a rough arrest that sparked a protest outside of Sweetwater City Hall.

Police in Sweetwater arrested a resident of the Lil Abner Mobile Home Park on Wednesday.

As construction on a new, bigger and bolder affordable housing apartment building continues to take shape on the edge of the Li’l Abner Mobile Home Park in Sweetwater, residents caught in the middle of a looming change continue to worry after being blindsided by a letter warning them that the property has been sold and they have six months to move.

Residents of the sprawling Li’l Abner Mobile Home Park in Sweetwater became outraged after receiving a letter ordering them to move out by May 19 as the park closes for redevelopment.