J&W Sports have been keeping a little secret, but it couldn’t stay hidden for long. On Saturday, June 11, local CFP National Champion wide receiver Ladd McConkey will be on hand signing autographs. He will be on-site from noon to 3 p.m. “I knew him when he was little,” said Wes O’Dell, owner of J&W […]
Read More »Festive 4th of July Dessert
Flag Cake Decorate a sprinkle-filled cake with white chocolate frosting, strawberry stripes and blueberry stars. Level: Easy Total: 1 hr 55 min (includes cooling time) Active: 35 min Yield: 12 to 16 servings Ingredients Cake: Nonstick cooking spray, for the pan 2 1/2 cups all-purpose flour 1/3 cup stone-ground white cornmeal 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon baking soda 1/2 […]
Read More »Celebrate the 4th of July with Firecracker Milkshakes
Allow this milkshake to bring a firework explosion of flavor to your mouth. Recipe from Delish – Celebrate the 4th with Firecracker Milkshakes INGREDIENTS 1 half g. vanilla ice cream 3 drops red food coloring 3 drops blue food coloring DIRECTIONS […]
Read More »Family Hiking Trails in Ellijay
When you want to take your family hiking for some fun outdoors, it’s always good to know safe, family friendly places to go. These are our top family hiking trails and why: Carters Lake – Big Acorn Trail This family hiking trail starts at the Carters Lake Visitor Center which also serves as a nature center. They […]
Read More »Keep pets safe on the 4th of July – Pet Safety Tips
Some shelters say their busiest day of the year is July 5th because more dogs are lost July 4th than any other day of the year. Keeping your pup safe is one of the best ways to ensure a happy Fourth! Fireworks can startle a dog even if you think it’s fine with noise.
Read More »Now Playing: The Outsider
Blue Ridge Community Theater is proudly returning to the stage with: THE OUTSIDER! SEPTEMBER 10 – 27 Thursday – Saturday at 7:30pm Sundays at 2:00pm Written by Paul Slade Smith Directed by Sonia Smith Due to COVID-19, Tickets for this event will be sold exclusively by phone to allow for proper social distancing, call our […]
Read More »Pet Of The Week! Sissy
This week’s star of the show is Sissy! Sissy is one of 3 puppies the Humane Society recently received from animal control. They are beleived to be a shepard mix. Coming in at around 13-15 pounds sissy is shy and ready to find herself a forever home. She and her siblings are around 10-12 weeks […]
Read More »Ask The Doc! Commonly Asked Questions
This week, Dr. William Whaley answers the commonly asked questions he gets asked every day regarding Covid-19. Dr. Whaley says how long the virus stays on different surfaces. He also describes the cases that have “No Known Exposure.” Meaning these cases can’t be contact traced back to a specific place or person. Dr. Whaley also […]
Read More »North Georgia Senior Living: Changing The Conversation
This Week, Jessie Barton from Cameron Hall explains the importance of changing the conversation about long term care. With so much stigma around senior living and assisted living she feels that it’s important we change the narrative. She also states the best way to bring up the conversation about assisted living. https://youtu.be/f5D9wHnpu0c
Read More »Septic Smart
It’s everyone’s favorite time of year! No, I’m not talking about fall or college football right around the corner. I’m talking about Septic Smart Week. However, in all seriousness maintaining a healthy septic system is very important. Fixing a septic system that is damaged from improper use can be expensive and time consuming. Let’s talk […]
Read More »Homeward Bound Pet Rescue: Otto and Ottis
Meet Otto and Ottis, a bonded pair of Shihtzus, who were found running together as strays; so dirty and matted that one required emergency surgery to help him regain bodily functions! Both are healthy and happy to be getting the attention from the volunteers. The boys are about 8 years old and 12 lbs. each. […]
Read More »Chiggers
Now is the time of year when chiggers are going to be most active. If you haven’t, then consider yourself fortunate, because you live a blessed life. Let’s talk about chiggers, what they are, and what you can do to protect yourself from them. Some people call chiggers red bugs because they are tiny […]
Read More »Homeward Bound, Jack
Meet Jack, a 14 year old Jack Russell terrier with the heart and mind of a pup half his age. This little guy weighs 17 ½ lbs. Jack is good on a leash; house trained; and at this time, is confused as to why he is in a kennel. He was in a home where […]
Read More »North Georgia Senior Living: Mental Health in Assisted Living
This morning, Jessie Barton explains what restrictions Cameron Hall still has in place. Visitors are still not allowed to enter the building. They aren’t allowed to have group meals. Jessie explains that everytime Governor Kemp extends the State of Emergency they have to follow those restrictions longer. Lastly, Jessie explains how they are dealing with […]
Read More »Ask The Doc! Manageable Numbers
This week, the doctors stress the importance of looking out for your mental health during this time, as well as your overall health. Dr. Whaley touches on the current data calling the numbers “manageable.” They also asses the risks according to your age. They also discuss how Covid works and effects the body and what […]
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