This morning, Beth Bennett is here to clear the air on tax returns. How do you file unemployment? What do you do if you’ve already filed under the old rule? Beth is here to help you navigate these constantly changing rules.
Read More »Cedar-Apple Rust
Cedar-apple rust is a common disease in our area. If you have apple trees you have probably seen it before. It is an unusual disease in that it alternates between hosts. Let’s talk about this disease so that you can learn how to identify and control it. Cedar-apple rust (CAR) is from the Pucciniaceae family. […]
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** Stephen A. Brown, Marketplace Ministries, inc. Christian actress Roma Downey has co-produced a movie, RESURRECTION, which will premier tomorrow, Saturday, March 27th on Discovery+ T.V. Stream. She wrote, “I think believers will love the story, but it’s exciting to me that maybe someone who doesn’t know the story, it’ll open their hearts.” John 11:25, […]
Read More »Ask The Doc! Hemochromatosis & Lung Masses
This week, Dr. Whaley discusses Hemochromatosis in a healthy patient that had unknowingly been treating it for 30 years. How does he go about treatment now? He also discusses a patient with a broken shoulder that was scanned when a lung mass too small to biopsy showed up on the scan. What’s the latest on […]
Read More »Humane Society Pet Of The Week: Titan
This morning, we are joined by Titan! Titan is a 10 week old puppy. You may remember titan from a few weeks back with his sister. Lexi has been adopted so titan is waiting for his forever home. If you’re interested in Titan contact the Humane Society Of Blue Ridge!
Read More »Homeward Bound Pet Of The Week: Lana
Meet Lana, a 2 year old, 31 lb. border collie mix. Lana is the kind of girl where everything is a game. She loves to play with toys, run and chase balls and true to her breed; she wants to “herd” you. At this time, she plays rough and would not be a suitable […]
Read More »Pet Of The Week: Koda!
This morning, We are joined by Koda! Koda is a 3 year old owner surrender. If you are looking for the perfect dog, look no further! Koda doesn’t jump, bite, or bark. She is gentle and laid back. Rena also gives a brief update on Tux and his weight loss progress.
Read More »Homeward Bound Pet Of The Week: Powder!
If you are looking for someone to bring sunshine into your daily life, look no further! We want you to meet Powder, a 22 lb., 14 month old Pom/Chi. The smile you see here is the smile she greets everyone with! Powder is a happy little girl despite 6 spinal discs being herniated and twice […]
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** Stephen A. Brown, Marketplace Ministries, inc. Topic: Best Laid Plans Connie ten Boom wrote, “God has no problems, only plans.” Jesus said in this world we would have trouble (problems). He completed His statement with words of encouragement; He has overcome this world. If we find […]
Read More »Georgia Ag Week
This week is Georgia Ag Week. In the spirit of Georgia Ag Week, I wanted to write about the importance of agriculture in Towns and Union Counties. Agriculture is the number one industry in Georgia, and has importance in many different aspects of our lives. So let’s take a little time to talk about the […]
Read More »Ask The Doc! Endometrial Carcinoma And Breast Cancer In The Elderly
This week, the doctors are answering all of your health questions! Why is it important to keep up with your annual doctors appointments. What is Endometrial Carcinoma? How common is it? What are the outcomes? What are the different methods of treatment? How do you treat breast cancer in different age groups? What impact does […]
Read More »Tax Tips! With Beth Bennett: Claiming The Newest Stimulus Check
This week, we are joined by Beth Bennett! She discusses the business filling deadline being Monday. Have you Filed yet? She also discusses how you can claim the newest stimulus check. Do you have to wait until next year? How do you file unemployment taxes? All this and more right here on Tax Tips! With […]
Read More »Ask The Doc! A Year Later
This week, the doctors discuss the pandemic and where we were at just a year ago. They discuss the uncertainty and the lack of knowledge we had just a year ago. How much has changed is just a year. They also discuss the viewer questions regarding Large Granular Lymphocyte Leukemia and the “Maintenance” after having […]
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** Stephen A. Brown, Marketplace Ministries, inc. John 9:25, ” . . . I was blind, now I see.” John Newton’s song, AMAZING GRACE, incorporates these words. An eye exam revealed I had cataracts that impaired my vision. Surgery removed them; implant lenses provided sharper images, and brighter colors. There’s one sight medical science cannot […]
Read More »Cicada
I’m sure that by now a lot of people have heard about the cicadas that are due to emerge this year. Because this will be a once 17 years type of event, I wanted to talk about it. Let’s talk about what they look like, what they eat, and any other facts you might need […]
Read More »Homeward Bound Pet Of The Week: Sherman!
If you are looking for someone to bring sunshine into your daily life, look no further! We want you to meet Sherman, a 12 lb., 2-3 year old chiweenie. The smile you see here is the smile he greets everyone with! Sherman is heartworm positive but no worries! Homeward Bound will cover the expenses. We […]
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