Fannin County Magistrate Election 7/25/16

GMFTO

BKP highlights the Fannin County Magistrate Court Run-Off and its Candidates.

Fannin Courts and the Focus 7/21/16

GMFTO

What’s going on now that the Case is dismissed?

Russell Stookey 7/12/16

GMFTO

BKP sits down with Attorney Russell Stookey involved with the litigation of the Fannin Focus.

Lake Blue Ridge on the 4th 7/1/16

GMFTO

Jo Ann Myers joins BKP to speak about Fannin County  and the Boat Parade on Lake Blue Ridge.

Sycamore Steps 7/1/16

GMFTO

BKP wraps up today’s show and speaks with the owners from Qinti the Peruvian Store.

Morning Monologue 6/29/16

GMFTO

Cartel News.

Morning Monologue 6/28/16

GMFTO

Legal Fallout for Miller, and an update on the Fannin Cartel.

Fannin Humane Society POTW Patrick 7/1/16

GMFTO

BKP meets Patrick, the Fannin County Humane Society Pet of the Week.

Morning Monologue 6/27/16

GMFTO

Arrests and Headlines, Fraud and Conspiracy.

Project Chimps 6/24/16

GMFTO

Our guest this morning; CEO of Project Chimp Sarah Baeckler Davis. Find out about the 200 Chimps coming to Fannin County.

Scot Ferrell 6/17/16

GMFTO

Scot Ferrell visits GMFTO at Sycamore Crossing in downtown Blue Ridge.

State National from Blue Ridge 6/3/16

GMFTO

BKP talks politics and fitness with co-host Kristen Berry.

Morning Monologue 5/19/16

Opinion

Trumps Staff and Fannin Sheriffs on today’s Morning Monologue.

Morning Monologue 5/13/16

Opinion

The Fannin BOE Aftermath… Transgendered?

Morning Monologue 5/10/16

Opinion

Transgender Fannin?

Heavy Rains Bring Flooding in North Georgia on Christmas Eve

Featured, Featured Stories, News

Heavy rains and thunderstorms throughout the night caused flooding in multiple areas in North Georgia.  Rains and thunderstorms were steady throughout the night and into the morning with another round expected later today, Christmas Eve 2015.

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Reports and photos coming in show areas in Fannin, Gilmer, and Pickens Counties where flood waters are rising.  FYN has reports of roads covered in water, bridges closed or out, and other areas under water.

Authorities warn citizens to use caution and do not enter areas where you cannot tell how deep the water may be.  We will bring additional information as received.

 

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