Stephen A. Brown, Marketplace Ministries, inc. John Winthrop, Governor, Massachuetts Bay Colony, in a letter to his church, wrote, “We must delight in each other; make the conditions of others our own; rejoice together, mourn together, labor and suffer together as members of the same body, to keep unity in the bond of peace.” The lyrics of a […]
Read More »Sweet Potatoes or Yams for the Holidays? Both are Yummy!
By: Eddie Ayers, County Extension Agent As the holidays draw near, we begin planning what to serve at special dinners. For those of us who are middle-aged and raised in the South, some of our most precious holiday memories center on food and good smells coming from the kitchen. One question comes up every year, […]
Read More »The Criminal Party
The Democrat party has made winning elections an art form. Their speculation knows no bounds, abides by no rules, except their own, and would not consider for a second, capitulating to the inevitable until all votes are counted including those from unknown precincts that suddenly were found in the trunk of a car or stacked […]
Read More »Temporary foreign nationals drivers license “proper” ID at Georgia polls
Written By: D.A. King This seems far, far away from “voter suppression.” The drivers license Georgia issues to non-citizens – including illegal aliens who have already been ordered deported – is acceptable and “proper identification” when casting a ballot. This, according to multiple staffers at the main office of the Cobb Board of Elections and […]
Read More »The Great Awakening, You Can Look It Up!
Trump has moved America so far beyond Obama’s era of compliancy, apathy, and despair that Obama has personally taken to the stump to stem the Red tide. We’re in a new “great awakening “of what it means to be a prosperous, industrious, hard working nation of achievers. That will not do for Socialists or advocates […]
Read More »Diversionary Tactics
DIVERSIONARY TACTICS In a wartime situation, a general might create a diversion on one side of the battlefield in order to perform a flanking movement on the enemy and take advantage of the element of surprise. In Desert Storm, General Norman Schwarzkopf employed a series of deceptions in his battle plans. He used many […]
Read More »SIX DECADES OF CENSORSHIP
SIX DECADES OF CENSORSHIP More and more, it is coming to the light that the “free” press is pressured and controlled by the corporations that own the media. These corporations have most likely “bought and paid for” the candidate of their choosing and demand that the spin to always be in said politico’s […]
Read More »Extent of the Deep State
Extent of the Deep State: The extent of the imbedded Deep State, an unholy corruption of ignorant worker bees in the peoples government is so pervasive, so tight and so protected that its very existence is mind blowing. That Obama weaponized federal agencies as political tools for the socialist Democrat party is undeniable but, I’m […]
Read More »Injustice Personified
I’m dumbstruck when I consider all the money authorized and wasted by the Republican controlled congress over the past two years, on the baseless Trump-Russia collusion fallacy when the low hanging fruit of the Clinton’s RICO reeking cabal that is Bill and Hillary’s self sustaining charitable foundation offers such low hanging fruit so ripe for […]
Read More »Is Paris Burning?
At the recent G-20 conference in Brazil, the European Union nations kept trying to get our President Trump to reverse his course of taking America out of the Paris climate accords and sign back on like a good fellow, and do the right thing, help save the planet. Trump didn’t and he won’t and in […]
Read More »A Christmas Message
Thanksgiving 2018 has come and gone and about all we really know about it comes from commercial sources. Through the constant drumming of the media we are basically told all we need to know about Thanksgiving, when to start, when to stop and, by the way, ‘don’t forget those great deals on Black Friday’ because, […]
Read More »DIVERSIONARY TACTICS
In a wartime situation, a general might create a diversion on one side of the battlefield in order to perform a flanking movement on the enemy and take advantage of the element of surprise. In Desert Storm, General Norman Schwarzkopf employed a series of deceptions in his battle plans. He used many tactics to fool […]
Read More »Firewood Tips from the Gilmer County UGA Extension Agent
By: Eddie Ayers, County Extension Agent To me there is nothing more calming than sitting in front of a fire on a cold winter’s night. Gas is efficient and convenient, but it’s hard to replace the feeling of a wood fire. If you have fire burning devices, here are a few tips to keep in […]
Read More »Weekly Word Devotion
Stephen A. Brown, Marketplace Ministries, inc. The thing that separates Christianity from other world religions is grace. While other religions teach works are needed to earn eternal life, the Bible states its a grace gift. Ephesians 2:8,9 “For by grace are you saved through faith; and not of yourselves: it is the gift of God; […]
Read More »Violent gang member apprehended in Fannin County
BLUE RIDGE, Ga.-A police chase ended with the detainment of the suspect involved. The Fannin County Sheriff’s Office made the arrest after becoming involved in the chase shortly after midnight on Wednesday, Jan. 10. Fannin County Sheriff Deputy Jared Wood noticed a green Nissan Pathfinder traveling South on Ga 2 with a brake light out […]
Read More »Reminder of Driving Rules When Meeting School Buses
As students return to school, the Georgia Department of Education and State School Superintendent Richard Woods are urging motorists to use caution when approaching a school bus and to brush up on the law regarding passing a bus. According to Georgia law, vehicles traveling in BOTH directions must stop when a school bus activates its […]
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