Yellow jackets will become the most active during the late summer and fall. I’ve received a few calls from people saying that they have encountered some around their homes. I have a few around my own house, so I know they’re out there! Yellow Jackets can look similar to wasps. Wasps are usually unaggressive unless […]
Read More »Tomorrow is Giving Day for Apes at Project Chimps
Tomorrow is a very special day – it’s Giving Day for Apes! This one day event is a global initiative to support sanctuaries around the world that work with gorillas, bonobos, orangutans, gibbons, and of course our favorite…the chimpanzee! I hope you will join me in our efforts to raise fund to support the 49 chimpanzees […]
Read More »Changing Leaves
By: Jacob Williams, UGA Extension Agent for Towns and Union County This time of year you’ll see leaves start to change colors. In the mountains the colors can make a beautiful sight. But why don’t evergreens lose their leaves, and why are there all the different colors? Let’s talk about it so that as the […]
Read More »UPDATE ON NEW MEXICO JIHADISTS UPDATE ON NEW MEXICO JIHADISTS
Continuation of DEAD CHILD YES, BUT MEDIA IS TO BLAME. By: Candace Hardin The plot thickens in the New Mexico compound for training school shooters as the prosecutors from Taos County question the malnourished, mistreated children being trained to carry out school shootings. It seems that the leaders of this group were out to “confront […]
Read More »America Has Never Seen Such Perfidy
I might consider it important to be even remotely concerned by the result of the Manafort, Cohen witch trials, that are solely designed to reverse the voters choice in 2016, when I see Hillary Clinton and her cabal of criminal enablers headed for prison or the hangman’s scaffold. Every member of the “deep state” that […]
Read More »Interview with Georgia Governor Candidate (R) Michael Williams
27th District State Senator, Michael Williams did a phone interview with us this morning. Senator Williams is a Georgia Governor Candidate and came on to talk to us about why he wants to run for Governor. Senator Williams describes himself as a “fearless conservative”. He was the first elected official to endorse Trump and says […]
Read More »Congressman Collins Talks Health Care, Tax Reform and Still Supporting President Trump
Georgia’s 9th District Congressman Doug Collins talks with BKP today about the health care bill. Collins also states that he believes and hopes they will be able to start working on the tax reform this year. BKP also asks the Congressman if he is still a supporter of President Donald Trump. Lastly Collins discusses issues […]
Read More »After 21 Years of Service, Mayor Barbara Mathis, is Hanging Up Her Gavel
Barbara Mathis has been a dedicated elected official of the City of Hiawassee since the 1990’s and Mayor since 1996. She has decided for various personal reasons to retire before her term ends in December of this year. As Mayor Mathis was considering retirement, the City discovered that certain procedural errors may have been made […]
Read More »SOCIALISM OR CAPITALISM – YOU CHOOSE THIS ELECTION!
In the 2018 election for Governor in Georgia the NAMES DON’T MATTER. The election this year is very simple, you are either voting for Socialism or Capitalism, plain and simple. Don’t let the media fool you and don’t bother listening to the campaign ads. The trash about either candidate is meaningless. And, if you are […]
Read More »Feminism As A Weapon
The screaming attacks by brainwashed ninny’s on US Senators over the Kavanaugh confirmation vote, no matter how the media tries to frame it, it still remains that ignorant young women of college age, many quite probably Georgetown students or grads, infected with the disease of Marxist feminism, have been rallied to the Anti-Fa cause to […]
Read More »The Ultimate Insult
It would please me no end to see Senate Judiciary chairman, Chuck Grassley, at the very commencement of Thursdays extra-judicial hearing on the Kavanaugh confirmation to interview Dr. Christine Bassey Ford, to publicly ask Senator Dianne Feinstein to immediately tender her resignation from the committee by reason that she has lost the faith and trust […]
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 »Making Choices
Every day, we all are faced with making choices. Some are automatic like a shave and shower and tying our shoes, but the really hard ones, what to wear, what to have for breakfast and how to avoid work that day, actually requires some thought process. Other are made easy for us like the News […]
Read More »No Apologies, Sir
Dear President Trump. Most of us, your base, absolutely understand that former Sen. John McCain didn’t like you personally or your presidency either for that matter and often worked hand in hand with Democrats, to thwart your initiatives to drain the swamp. Consequently, we are not distressed that your tepid demonstration of respect on the […]
Read More »Ask the Doc with Dr. Whaley – numb fingers, sharp pains, and extreme dry skin
Doctor Whaley from the Georgia Cancer Specialist came to sit with us today to discuss some great viewer questions. This week he discussed how smart phone addictions in adolescents are leading to anti social behavior and the following viewer questions: My fingers have been getting numb and turning white and feel cold and it lasts […]
Read More »Congressman Doug Collins Updates us on Recent Good Works in The House of Representatives
The main stream media is focused on all the things that have not been accomplished or are not getting done by the government. But what they are not telling you and we feel they should be, are all the good things in process in The House of Representatives. Congressman Doug Collins came on the show […]
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