• Collins Welcomes Neighbors to Town Hall

    “I’m grateful for the opportunity to represent the values and priorities of our community, and that starts with listening to its residents.” GAINESVILLE, Ga.—Rep. Doug Collins (R-Ga.) is holding a town hall meeting in Gainesville this Wednesday. “Washington needs to hear the voice of northeast Georgia, and I’m looking forward to continuing conversations with neighbors this […]

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  • Ask the Doc – arthritis, disk replacement surgery, and vitamin C

    Today Doctor Whaley had great information for us as usual! He also brought us a little table decoration. In this segment the Doc answered the following viewer questions: My doctor says I have degenerative changes in my spine. Does this mean I have arthritis? Is disk replacement surgery an effective treatment for low back pain? […]

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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 […]

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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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  • Flash Flood Watch for North Georgia

    This information is from the National Weather Service. To see the full NWS Radar Image for Georgia please follow the link. The remnants of Tropical Storm Cindy will push east through the weekend. Expect the moisture associated with TS Cindy to interact with a boundary that will move south across the region through Saturday night. […]

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  • Ask The Doc with Dr. Whaley!

    Every week our viewers send in some great questions for our Docs. This week BKP and Dr. Whaley discuss not only these questions listed below but also a few political things. 1) I like to drink grapefruit juice but hear that it can interfere with some prescription medications. Is that true? 2) To track how […]

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  • All-Star Political Panel with Bruce, Rick, BKP, and Jane

    Today the All-Star Panel covered a wide range of topics: failed Obama-care, John McCain, Jeff Sessions, and the President’s speech to the boy scouts just to name a few. The panel was divided on a couple of the topics today which doesn’t happen often. Listen in to hear what topics they were not all in […]

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  • 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 […]

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  • Collins Supports Appropriations Plan to Elevate Conservative Priorities

    WASHINGTON—Congressman Doug Collins (R-Gainesville) has voiced his support for a plan that would allow Republicans to move 12 individual bills through the committee process before August and elevate conservative priorities in the budget for FY 2018. Introduced by Rep. Tom Graves (R-Ranger), the approach to funding the government emphasizes regular order and efficiency in the […]

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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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