• Short Takes – Transportation Woes

    Transportation Woes Leave it to the media to anathematize Trump and Conservatism using any issues that flies by. The media has become so unscrewed by their hatred of President Trump that, like the NFL, they don’t really see or understand what they are continuing to do to themselves, further tarnish their credibility and diminish their […]

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  • How To Dupe A Whole Nation

    How to Dupe a Whole Nation Remember when Obama promised over and over in his campaign for President, that he wanted to “fundamentally change America.” He was mouthing the Marxist goal for a Socialist society. In the frenzy of having a (nearly) black candidate running for president, the organs of Marxist propaganda, the Main Street […]

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  • Community Breakfast

    Tuesday, October 10, 2017 7:00 am – 8:30 am Chattahoochee Technical College 100 Campus Drive, Jasper, GA 30143 The Chamber’s monthly Community Breakfast offers both current and future Chamber members the opportunity to kick start their morning with networking, a delicious catered breakfast, meeting new members, and staying informed. It is $15 for Chamber Members and […]

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  • The ARTS are BACK!!!

    We are excited to announce the return of the Georgia Marble Festival Art Exhibit.    Please join us for a reception Friday, October 6, 2017 from 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m., for a preview of the Art Exhibit and to kick off the 37th Annual Georgia Marble Festival!  Location: Pickens County Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center […]

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  • Fall Shrub Care

    Fall Shrub Care By:  Eddie Ayers, County Extension Agent   It’s that time of year when we must start looking ahead and planning for the upcoming winter.  The shrubs in our landscape will benefit greatly from a little bit of tender loving care this fall.  Shrubs going into the winter that are hungry (lacking fertilizer) […]

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  • Senator David Perdue Meets Georgia Principal Of The Year

    Senator David Perdue Meets Georgia Principal Of The Year WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator David Perdue (R-GA) met with 2018 Georgia Principal of the Year, Dr. Tommy Welch of Meadowcreek High School in Norcross, Georgia. Dr. Welch is one of three finalists for 2018 National Principal of the Year. “Both of my parents were school teachers […]

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  • Employment increases in Georgia Mountains, unemployment down in September

    Employment increases in Georgia Mountains, unemployment down in September ATLANTA – State Labor Commissioner Mark Butler said today the unemployment rate in the Georgia Mountains Region fell in September as the number of employed residents increased and unemployment claims declined. The September unemployment rate, at 3.6 percent, was down from 4.1 percent in August.  The September […]

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  • Collins Advocates for Cyber Defense Program at UNG

    Collins Advocates for Cyber Defense Program at University of North Georgia “I believe that the University of North Georgia and other outstanding military colleges are well-positioned to help defend our nation from cyber threats, and that’s why I’ve asked my colleagues to further develop America’s defense skills by investing in these institutions.” WASHINGTON—Reps. Doug Collins (R-Ga.) […]

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  • Can The Swamp Be Drained?

    Can The Swamp Be Drained? It’s a crying shame that Dr.Tom Price, former Ga 6th District Rep. and Trumps appointed Secretary of Health & Human Services, saw it necessary to cave in to the leftist media’s tsunami attack on his transportation woes. The “Establishment”, the corrupted one world government crowd of Progressivism, can now proudly […]

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  • Can Gun Violence Be Controlled?

    Can Gun Violence be Controlled? This business about free Americans owning guns, it seems, is not going away. The overwrought, dysfunctional left simply won’t let it go using any opportunity to try to seize our guns. “Never let a crisis go to waste” has long been their motto. The Las Vegas massacre is the current […]

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