One group in Warner Robins is crowing for chickens. Not down on the farm, but in regular backyards inside city limits, maybe even in a neighborhood right near you.

They're called Warner Robins CLUCK, and according to the creator, Elijah Lewis, CLUCK stands for Citizens Lobbying for Urban Chicken Keeping."

He says he started it about a year ago, wanting fresh eggs and hoping to find others that want the same. But within city limits, owning poultry is illegal. Lewis plans on changing that.

"Right now we're just going through city council," said Lewis who's already garnered support from 150 cyber users. He's even recruited one, JaLynn Hudnall, to lobby with him at city hall.

Angry and frustrated, four Vietnam veterans stormed out of a Warner Robins Council meeting Monday night. They were protesting changes to the process of picking a site for the planned visitors center and veterans memorial.

Warner Robins mayor and council voted unanimously on a resolution that would remove language requiring the city's Welcome Center be located near the I-75/Russell Parkway interchange. That vote sent four veterans storming out.

"This has been going on for seven years and we've said that's it. We think this has been drawn to an end and they keep moving around" said veteran Richard McKee.

But some leaders say all the wording does is create more flexibility for land purchases.

Attracting tourism to the International City is a big reason why Warner Robins wants to build a welcome center.

Money to make it happen is available from the city's hotel/motel tax. In 2009 when council voted to create a visitors center, they raised the taxes from 6% to 8%. Since then, there's been no ground broken.

"The process to me is ridiculous. It's taking way too long," said General Manager at the Comfort Inn & Suites, Ojash Shah.

Now, council wants to change the language on the law that states it must be located near the I-75 Russell Parkway Intersection.

"They've been changing the place for the last 3 years and they still can't make up their mind," said Shah.