Company highlights crews during “Thank a Lineman” Month this April Wednesday, April 20, 2021 – Growing up in a small town, Jeremey White knew he had an interest in working in the utility industry as a lineman and exploring new places. Soon after graduating from Murphy High School in Cherokee County, North Carolina, White was […]
Read More »BearWise
Black bears are out and about. While people enjoy having them around, it’s important to remember that these animals are wild. Sometimes, when you see the bear time and again you may feel a personal connection to that bear. That feeling is probably not reciprocated. Interactions with bears are inevitable to a certain level, so […]
Read More »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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** Stephen A. Brown, Marketplace Ministries, inc. We see the outward appearance of a person, but God sees inside; the heart of the matter. Woodrow Kroll wrote, “The heart of the problem is the problem with the heart.” Matthew 15:19, “For out of the heart proceed evil . . .” Born-again believers have a new […]
Read More »Pet Of The Week: Titan!
This weeks star of the show is Titan! Titan is a 13 week old puppy that is headed to his forever home! Rena takes this time to discuss how the adoption process works at the Humane Society Of Blue Ridge. She also touches on the adjustment periods dogs need when being introduced to a new […]
Read More »Ask The Doc! Developing Amyloidosis And Antiphospholipid Syndrome
This morning, The doctors discuss a question regarding Developing Amyloidosis after two Stem cell treatments. What can Amyloidosis affect and what is the treatment? They also touch on Antiphospholipid Syndrome. What is it? What causes it? How is it treated? Dr. Whaley also discusses the latest in Covid-19 news! All This and more on Ask […]
Read More »Homeward Bound Pet Of The Week: Tater
Meet Tater, a 2 ½ year old, 40 lb. blend of sweetness and cuteness. He was adopted about a year ago and was just returned due to a change in family circumstances. Tater is a bit confused as to why he no longer has a family but is just as calm and sweet as ever. […]
Read More »Tax Tips With Beth Bennett: Delays in Tax Returns
This morning, Beth Bennett is here to give us the latest in tax news. She discusses the new deadline for filing taxes being moved to May 17th. She also wants to remind everyone that the deadline for quarterly payments is still April 15th. Lastly, she discusses why tax returns may be a little later than […]
Read More »Pet Of The Week: Tux!
This week, we are joined by Tux! Rena discusses his major weight loss coming up to a total of losing 30 pounds! With Tux looking better, and feeling better, than he was before, he’s ready for his forever home. Tux needs to be the only dog in your home and doesn’t get along with cats. […]
Read More »Pollinator Gardening
We all know the benefits of pollinators. Many of the crops that we grow would not be possible without pollinators. The State Botanical Garden of Georgia has a program where they designate four plants as the pollinator plants of the year. All four are native plants. The goal is to get more nurseries growing these […]
Read More »Ask The Doc! Pancreatic Neoplasm & Anorectal Abscesses
This morning, The doctors discuss Dr. Tidman’s Trip to the British Virgin Islands. What hoops did he have to jump through in order to make it there and back. They also discuss Neoplasm Pancreatic Cancer. How does it develop? Why is it so hard to diagnose Pancreatic Cancer? They also discuss Anorectal Abscesses. Where do […]
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** Stephen A. Brown, Marketplace Ministries, inc. I had the privilege of serving as Character Development Officer in the Air Force Civil Air Patrol. During the Obama administration, my squadron commander advised me of a Department of Defense order that prohibited military chaplains from praying in the name of Jesus. Before I could respond, he […]
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** Stephen A. Brown, Marketplace Ministries, inc. The children’s game of hide-and-seek has the words: Ready or not, here I come. Hebrews 9:28, “. . . He will come again, not to deal with our sins, but to bring salvation to all who are eagerly waiting for Him.” Skeptics say the word RAPTURE is not […]
Read More »Ask The Doc: Blood Clotting Gene And Recurring Cancer After 4 Years
This week, Dr. Whaley discusses a blood clotting gene that can be passed down from parents. How likely are you to get it if one of your parents have the gene. What increases the likelyhood of getting a blood clot? He also discusses Prostate cancer recurring after 4 years. What is Oligo-metastatic prostate cancer and […]
Read More »Homeward Bound Pet Of The Week: Pixie
Pixie is looking for a retirement home where she can enjoy life as any senior dog should be allowed to. Pixie’s world was turned upside down a few weeks ago when her Mom passed away and the family brought her to an animal control facility. She has been with HBPR for a couple weeks and […]
Read More »Blueberries
I think that most people enjoy eating a handful of blueberries. Eating them always reminds me of my grandfather because he always puts them on his cereal in the morning. Blueberries grow pretty well here, but there are a few things to be aware of so let’s talk about those so that you can have […]
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