Jessie Barton joins us to discuss the protocols and extra steps being taken to protect our seniors. She also touches on how long she believes it will take to reopen.
Read More »Pet Of The Week! Nikko
This week Nikko joins us yet again in search of a forever home! Nikko is a playful loving one dog family dog. He loves to ride and play. Help us get Nikko his forever home and set up an appointment to meet him at the Blue Ridge Humane Society.
Read More »Ask The Doc! Attack Rate and The Asymptomatic Population
This morning #BKP is joined by Dr. Whaley and Dr. Tidman to discuss Covid-19 and the effectiveness of masks. Dr. Whaley also discusses the percentage of the population that is walking around with the virus and is unaware.
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The Weekly Word
Country music artist Tim McGraw recorded a song, Live Like You Were Dying. That’s thought provoking. To live like that would change the character of most people. In 1896, Christian author Charles Sheldon wrote a novel, In His Steps, where we find the first use of WWJD? (What Would Jesus Do?). The answer is found […]
Read More »Senior Living: Barton Returns!
With the return of Jessi Barton and our Senior Living segment, we catch up with our Senior Concierge on all things Cameron Hall and how they are handling the shutdown and return to normal Senior Life. Jessi also speaks on the admissions still going on during this outbreak.
Read More »Pet of the Week – The “H” kittens
When BKP is away, the kittens will play… with RICK! This feline Pet of the Week episode features Rena returning with our first feline feature on the show. What makes cats different and good for time stretched owners? Rena breaks down the kittens for adoption and shows you how to get your own from the […]
Read More »Ask the Doc! Changing the goalposts and what to believe
Special Host Rick speaks with Dr. William Whaley about the CDC, Masks, and what goals we’re still trying to reach to reopen and reconnect amid the virus. Should we be wearing them? Will there be a vaccine? What about the surfaces? The doctors answers viral questions about what you should know and prepare with for […]
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Do Lies Shape Our Future?
Written by George McClellan There is an issue in the news again that simply won’t go away. It’s the FBI’s supposed need to muck about the contents of someone’s encrypted cell phone device even when the phones manufacture, in most cases Apple, refuses to aide by providing the secret “key” to entry. Apple claims their […]
Read More »Character Ed May
The Character Ed word for the month of May was Responsible. The definition is “reliable; keeps promises; dependable.” The following students and staff were chosen for consistently displaying this character trait throughout the month. Congratulations to all of you! Pictured from top to bottom and left to right- Row 1: Aubree Plush, Curtis Weaver, Bailey […]
Read More »Is There Really A “New Normal”?
Written by Goerge McClellan Don’t bet on it! The Left is trying to convenience us that the sudden lifestyle changes we are now experiencing is the “New Normal.” Why? Because its pure Socialism and the Democrats see it as an opportunity, while we’re in confused quarantine, to impose their Socialism. We see the “New Normal” […]
Read More »The Weekly Word
In the novel, The Count of Monte Cristo, Edmond Dantes is unjustly arrested and thrown in a dungeon prison. After years there he lost his faith in God. He told an inmate, “I don’t believe in God.” Abbe Faria replied, “It doesn’t matter, He believes in you.” James 4:8, Draw near to God and He […]
Read More »FREE COVID-19 Testing at Pop-Up Sites in North Georgia Continues Next Week
NORTH GA – Now that many North Georgians have been tested through Pop-Up COVID-19 Testing sites by public health in Fannin, Pickens and Murray counties, even more opportunities for testing at these sites will be offered next week. Public health COVID-19 testing is FREE; however, anyone wanting to be tested at these sites must first […]
Read More »Bryce Ware 3D Prints PPE for Hospital
Fannin County High School (FCHS) Freshman, Bryce Ware, used a Makerbot 3D printer to produce Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for Fannin Regional Hospital in Blue Ridge, GA. Bryce wanted to use his expertise in 3D printing to support the local efforts to combat COVID-19. Bryce is an active member of the Technology Student Association(TSA) at […]
Read More »Blue Ridge City Hall: Annexation
Blue Ridge City hall is having an online meeting to discuss their latest issues and their latest plans. BKP goes through those discusses topics of the upcoming Blue Ridge City Council Meeting. He also goes through the agenda point by point so you can better understand it.
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