The offense and defense of the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline continues after Trump’s recent approval of the permit for TransCanada. There is still a domestic tug of war concerning the issue. But, there’s only one correct choice in this day and age. So, what is it?
Read More »Spring Break is here – Karla’s here to help you plan your “Stay-cation”!
Spring Break 2017 is just around the corner. If you are staying in town and you’re short on ideas of fun things to do with your children during your “stay-cation” have no fear, Karla is here! Today during her segment, Karla tells us about many things to do and places to visit right here in Gilmer County. A list […]
Read More »TEA Party at a Crossroads Over Who to Support #FreedomCaucus or #PresidentDonaldTrump
#BKP’s interview with Atlanta TEA Party Patriots President, Debbie Dooley. After the Freedom Caucus blocked the American Health Care Act from passing, we question where that leaves the TEA Party. The chairman #MarkMeadows, #JodyHice, and #JimJordan are among 30 members that the TEA Party endorsed and supported during their campaign for office. After the bill […]
Read More »American Health Care Act – Dead! Tax Reform Stuck in Gridlock Trump Ready to Work with Democrats
GA 9th District Congressman, Doug Collins, was the floor leader Friday for the American Health Care Act Debate. We asked Congressman Collins if the Health Care Bill was dead? Could they overcome Republican gridlock in the House to take on President Donald Trump’s Tax Reform Policy? You will be shocked to hear the Congressman’s answer! […]
Read More »“Ask the Doc” – Dr. Whaley Discusses Gluten Versus Gluten Free
Sponsored by Georgia Cancer Specialist, Dr. Whaley discusses gluten and gluten free. He also covers what is the best time of day to work out if you are trying to lose weight.
Read More »Has the Government Created Sanctuary Schools? Will Your Superintendent allow I.C.E. in your schools?
A 14 year-old freshman girl raped in a Rockville Maryland High School by two illegal aliens. Jose O. Montano, 17, from El Salvador, and Henry E. Sanchez-Milian, 18, from Guatemala. Montgomery Schools Superintendent, Jack Smith, at a press conference made a statement that the Federal Government requires them to educate any student that walks through […]
Read More »Weekly Word Devotion
Stephen A. Brown, Marketplace Ministries, inc. Numbers 22:28, Then the Lord opened the mouth of the donkey, and it said to Balaam, “What have I done to you, that you have struck me three times?” When America’s Beloved Gospel Singer, George Beveraly Shea, was invited to speak at an event, he asked his dad for […]
Read More »Survey Weeds Now
By: Eddie Ayers, County Extension Agent Late summer/early fall is an excellent time for you to survey or map the weeds in your pastures, hay fields, orchards, and lawns, but it’s not the best time to spray. The majority of weeds growing in early fall are usually summer annuals and summer perennials. Many people […]
Read More »Political Language at War
The great political philosopher George Orwell once opined: ”Political language is designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable, and to give an appearance of solidity to pure wind.” Once, well crafted political speech, like that Winston Churchill and Ronald Reagan produced, were magical in their rhetorical realism and their prophetic truths. Political speech […]
Read More »The Weekly Word Devotional
By: Stephen A. Brown, Marketplace Ministries, inc. The Weekly Word is now 5-Years Old. To God be the Glory! Exodus 20:3, “You shall have no other gods before Me.” In Timothy Keller’s book, COUNTERFEIT GODS, he warns of the emptiness of money and power. Keller explains how these can become false gods, plunging people into […]
Read More »Giving Day for Apes was a Success!
This was the second time we participated in the global Giving Day for Apes fundraising event. Last year, we raised just over $36,000 for the care of former research chimpanzees. This year, we were hopeful that with new friends and long-time supporters at our side, including you, we could raise $40,000 for GDA 2018. Amazingly, […]
Read More »Collapse or Political Theatrics?
The skinny figure of Obama racing onto the American political stage in a fruitless attempt to claim credit for Trump’s economic success is one visible symptom of the inevitable collapse of the Democratic party. Or is it? The theatrics of politics is often funny, sometimes hypocritical and ofttimes dangerous, the players not skilled as thespians, […]
Read More »Foxtail…Harmful Pasture Weed
By: Eddie Ayers, County Extension Agent You might be asking yourself “just what is a foxtail?” Foxtail is an invasive weed in pastures and hayfields that produces a seedhead with hurtful sharp awns. The weed gets its name because the seed head looks like a fox’s tail. Livestock likes to feed on the plant when […]
Read More »Visiting Angel
I had a family room downstairs in my house, and I had established it as my prayer closet. My favorite way to pray was on my knees with my elbows on a round footstool. One night I had just finished praying, and I went upstairs to bed. It seemed as soon as I lay down, […]
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GA 9th District Congressman Collins (R) Interview on the new Tax Bill and its passing
Georgia’s 9th District Congressman Doug Collins joined us for a brief phone interview this morning. He started out the interview by saying today is going to be a good day and a good day for the American people. The new Tax Bill should be on the President’s desk by the end of the week, Collins […]
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