Sorry, but using Johnny Carson’s stage entry line as a metaphor in an essay may be a bit churlish but damn it, it fits. That cheap schmuck Barak Obama simply couldn’t stand it anymore and had to come clambering back onto the political stage like he was really wanted. Trumps robust America, almost out […]
Read More »Justice Denied, Again?
The word is out there but for some inexplicable reason, it hasn't caught fire that Hillary & #39s hacked email server caused the executions of all of America’s human assets (spies) in China. Perhaps it’s because the Republican candidate for Florida’s governorship used the racist word “monkey” and the deranged media went nuts again. The […]
Read More »DEAD CHILD YES, BUT THE MEDIA IS THE CULPRIT
Last week, a military style compound was raided by Federal officers in New Mexico. They liberated eleven, malnourished children, along with guns and Islamic propaganda. It is alleged that the children were being groomed to become school shooters. The man who was running the compound with other family members happens to be the son of […]
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Several County Health Departments Close Early Due to Solar Eclipse
North Georgia – The North Georgia Health District office in Dalton and our health departments in Cherokee, Fannin, Gilmer, Murray, Pickens and Whitfield Counties will close early to clients and visitors on Monday, August 21st in the interest of public safety during the solar eclipse. The health departments will close at 12:00 p.m. and the district office will close at 1:00 […]
Read More »Interview with Candidate for GA Secretary of State, Josh McKoon
GA State Senator, (R) Josh McKoon, has announced he will be running for Secretary of State in the upcoming election. In his interview this morning McKoon states that one of his primary focuses will be to safeguard the state’s future elections. He believes that because the voting machines are due to be replaced soon that […]
Read More »CONSUMER ALERT: Precautionary Measures to Protect Yourself from Cyber-attacks
May 15, 2017 ATLANTA, GA – Attorney General Chris Carr is urging consumers to take necessary precautions in the wake of an international cyber-attack. It is being reported that most of the attacks are coming in the form of “ransomware;” a type of malicious software (malware) designed to block access to a computer system until […]
Read More »Will the General Assembly reverse the 2018 GDOT carve-out on E-Verify for contractor bids?
Written by D.A. King **note this article ran in Insider Advantage. In last year’s legislative session Republican state Senator Steve Gooch (R-Dahlonega) introduced legislation that gutted the process intended to ensure that the Georgia Department of Transportation hires contractors that are using a legal workforce. In the haste and bedlam of 2018’s Sine Die, Senate […]
Read More »Towns County Schools are CLOSED January 29, 2019
Towns County Schools will be closed Tuesday, January 29 in anticipation of snow accumulation and black ice in the early morning hours. Students will receive assignments in their google classroom and will be given credit for an online learning day upon completion of those assignments.
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Read More »Selecting and Caring for Fresh Christmas Trees
By: Eddie Ayers, County Extension Agent In my opinion, there is nothing like a fresh Christmas tree in the home. Artificial trees look more natural now than when I was growing up, but they are not the same. Choosing a fresh tree should be a fun family affair, but you also want to get the […]
Read More »Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!
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Read More »Thanksgiving Pet Safety brought to you by Mountain Emergency Animal Center
Thanksgiving is a special holiday that brings together family and friends, but it also can carry some hazards for pets. Holiday food needs to be kept away from pets, and pet owners who travel need to either transport their pets safely or find safe accommodations for them at home. Follow these tips to keep your […]
Read More »Towns County – State Election Results
2018 Georgia Election Results for Towns County A total of 6,166 ballots were cast in Towns County, a voter turnout of 65.69% The county results are as follows: Governor: Brian Kemp (R) – 81.67% Stacey Abrams (D) – 17.35% Ted Metz (L) – 0.95% Lieutenant Governor: Geoff Duncan (R) – 81.42% Sarah Riggs […]
Read More »Chrysanthemums – Queen of Fall Flowers
Chrysanthemums, also called mums, are sometimes called the Queen of Fall Flowers. They can have gorgeous flowers each fall and bring a lot of color to the home this time of the year. I have some on my front steps and they liven up the porch as my annual zinnia are fading. There are several […]
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 […]
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