• Time to Fish or Cut Bait

    “United we stand, divided we fall.” Where have we heard that before and how many times? Our nation is not united as the media keeps reminding us. But, it’s true! The division began in ernest with LBJ’s Great Society, a socialist scheme supposedly to level the playing field for all Americans to enjoy America’s bounty, […]

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  • Senator David Perdue: The Stories Of Heroism And Faith Will Not Be Forgotten

    “Out of one of the darkest days in our country’s history came the spirit of American resolve and resilience.”   WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator David Perdue (R-GA) comments on the sixteenth anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks:   “Even sixteen years after the terrorist attacks on September 11th, the stories of heroism and faith will […]

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  • Deal Expands State of Emergency to Include ALL 159 Counties

    Acting on a recommendation from the state’s Emergency Operations Command and ahead of heavy rains, strong wind and potential flooding from Hurricane Irma, Gov. Nathan Deal today expanded the emergency declaration to include an additional 65 counties. The state of emergency now includes all 159 counties in Georgia. State government will be closed Monday and […]

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  • Monday Morning Quarterback with our Sports Director Jason Banks

    High school football

    TeamFYNSports director Jason Banks called in this morning for our Monday Morning Quarterback segment. He and BKP discussed Fannin’s tough loss to Lumpkin, Ridgeland’s win over Pickens, and East Hall’s loss at Dawson. Follow TeamFYNSports for all your up to date high school football coverage in our North Ga region. Every Friday night we have […]

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  • Lessons From History

    An interesting little piece of comparative history is required here. In 1933, almost one month after Herr Hitler became Chancellor of Germany, the German Parliament, the Reichstag, burned to the ground. A young Dutch Communist named Marinus van der Lubbe, was allegedly caught at the fire scene, interrogated, and admitted he set the fire for […]

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  • Ask The Doc with Dr. Whaley – thyroids, acne scars, and ADHD

    We welcomed Dr. Whaley back from his travels this morning on the show. He always has great knowledge to share with us not just medically but he and BKP also discuss political news. Today he answered the following viewer questions: Are there any natural substances which will help with a thyroid problem? What’s the best […]

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  • Senator David Perdue Interviews Blue Ridge Student In Senate Page Program

    WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator David Perdue (R-GA) interviewed Evelyn Doss, a high school junior from Blue Ridge, Georgia, about her experience in the U.S. Senate Page Program on Facebook Live. “Congratulations to Evelyn and her family on her acceptance into the Senate Page Program,” said Senator Perdue. “As an impressive young leader in her school and community, […]

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  • City of Jasper Fire Department Monthly Report – August

    The following is an overview of the City of Jasper Fire Department’s activities for the month of August 2017. The City of Jasper Fire Department responded to 127 calls during the month. Those calls are as follows.                                     […]

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  • WE ACHIEVE TOGETHER – From Pickens County School System

    JASPER, Ga. — On Wednesday, August 9, 2017, Pickens Family Connection Collaborative hosted approximately 50 participants from local and state agencies gathered to learn about the progress and future of Pickens County Board of Education from Dr. Carlton Wilson, Superintendent of Pickens County Schools. Dr. Wilson captivated the crowd in true educator style with his opening […]

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