• North Georgia Senior Living: Fall Prevention Month

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    This week, Jessie Barton Comes in to discuss Fall Prevention Month. She explains how falls can lead to a decline in health and quality of life and some steps to prevent falls before they happen. Even if a fall isn’t bad, it can lead to many health issues. For more information about Fall Prevention Month […]

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  • Ask The Doc! College And Covid-19

    Covid-19

    This morning, the doctors discuss how colleges are dealing with Covid-19. When a Student tests positive, the colleges continue classes and give the infected student their own quarantined dorm. Is this the approach we should be taking with everything? Should we worry over the numbers? Hear Doctor Whaley and Doctor Tidman’s point of view on […]

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  • Hemlock Woolly Adelgid

    Hemlock Woolly Adelgid

    Have you seen small white cottony balls on hemlock trees? If you have then that means those trees are infested with Hemlock woolly adelgid (HWA). Let’s look at why it’s important to preserve hemlocks, what is the pest that is killing them, and what you can do to save them. We are getting to the […]

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  • Homeward Bound Pet Of The Week: Ohisi and Dandy

    Meet Ohisi, a female terrier mix, about 10 years old, who is bonded with her buddy, 5 year old, Dandy.  They are owner surrenders due to the passing of their owner and the family was not able to care for them.  Both weigh around 17 lbs. Both dogs are snuggly, love to leash walk together, […]

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  • Ask The Doc! Recovery Process Of Covid-19

    Covid-19

    This week, on ask the doc, The doctors discuss the recovery process of Covid-19 and how long some symptoms will last even after you’ve recovered. They also touch on the Numbers of hospitalizations and deaths trending down. What do the doctors think football teams should do if a player were to contract Covid-19? When will […]

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  • The Weekly Word

    Revelation 1:7, “Behold, He is coming with clouds, and every eye will see Him, and they also who pierced Him . . ”  Rev. Billy Graham wrote, “Bible teaching about the Second Coming of Christ was thought of as doomsday preaching. But not anymore. It is the only ray of hope that shines in a […]

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  • Ask The Doc: COPD And Kidney Failure

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    This morning, the doctors discussed a question Regarding COPD. What is the Life Expectancy and Prognosis with COPD. What are the stages? How do you recognize End Stage COPD? Can you reverse COPD damage? The Doctors also discuss a question regarding Kidney Failure as a result of Diabetes. How does diabetes affect the kidneys? The […]

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  • Weekly Word

    Stephen A. Brown, Marketplace Ministries, inc   Exodus 20:3, “You shall have no other gods before Me.”  D.L.Moody wrote, “Whatever you love more than God is your idol.”  I was invited to be the guest speaker at a Christian men’s dinner.  After reciting Exodus 20:3, I advised the men we carry an idol in our […]

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  • Weekly Word

    Stephen A. Brown, Marketplace Ministries, inc   Exodus 20:3, “You shall have no other gods before Me.”  D.L.Moody wrote, “Whatever you love more than God is your idol.”  I was invited to be the guest speaker at a Christian men’s dinner.  After reciting Exodus 20:3, I advised the men we carry an idol in our […]

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  • The Weekly Word

    Written And Submitted By: Stephen A. Brown, Marketplace Ministries, inc. Proverbs 3:34 “God resists the proud, but gives grace to the humble.” Humility is not thinking less of yourself; its thinking of yourself less. Jesus told his disciples that the greatest one among them was a servant; and He came to serve, not to be […]

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  • The BOE Recognizes The Hard Work of The Staff and Community

    Union BOE

    BLAIRSVILLE, Ga – Last night, during the Union County BOE Meeting, Superintendent Hill expressed his thanks, appreciation, and gratitude for the staff of Union County Schools. He recognized the school nutrition staff, who have served a total of 132,000 meals. Children in Union County will continue to receive meals until June 25th. Hill also acknowledged […]

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