Eight Days in May- Lock ‘em Up! What on earth can be the clearest mark of complete delusion except a public confession given freely in writing and on CBS, of one’s own participation in trying to overthrow the government? Did Andrew McCabe, former deputy director of the FBI, actually acknowledge his role as one of […]
Read More »House Judiciary Leaders Announce Committee Roster
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | House Judiciary Committee Republicans FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 25, 2019 Permalink CONTACT: Jessica Andrews (202) 225 9893 House Judiciary Leaders Announce Committee Roster WASHINGTON – The House Judiciary Committee held its first full committee meeting to introduce new members, adopt committee rules, appoint subcommittee chairs and ranking members, and approve subcommittee assignments. Ranking Member […]
Read More »Sandra McClure Head: Obituary
Sandra McClure Head Sandra McClure Head, age 68, of Murphy, formerly of Hayesville, passed away Friday, March 8, 2019 in an Asheville hospital. She was a native of Clay County, where she had lived most of her life. Sandra had worked at an administrative assistant for Clay County Department of Social Services for 30 years […]
Read More »JEALOUSY AND COVETOUSNESS
There is much ado about the 2019 freshman Congress’ high opinion of the practices of Socialism and Communism. One freshman in particular, New York’s Alejandra Ocasio Cortes, is appearing in many news casts and has sound bites praising the values of Socialism and its equality while denigrating the practice of Capitalism. While she is making […]
Read More »Clarence Woody: Obituary
Clarence Woody Clarence Woody, age 85, of Hayesville, passed away Friday, March 8, 2019 at a Hayesville care facility. He was a native and lifetime resident of Clay County. Clarence had served in the United States Army before returning to the family farm in 1957. There he worked with his father for the remainder of […]
Read More »The Covington Boy’s vs. Rules for Radicals
The Covington Boy’s vs. Rules for Radicals This Covington, Ky., High School business in Washington DC is another example of how the “Left” is guided by Saul Alinsky’s Rules for Radicals, Marxist garbage written in the 1940’s and 50’s, on how to steal from the producers for redistribution to the poor, the homeless and today, […]
Read More »Ask the Doc! Looking at Lung Nodules and Numbness
Dr. WIlliam Whaley addresses viewers’ questions on lung nodules and random numbess.
Read More »Linda Lee Schneidewind: Obituary
Linda Lee Schneidewind Linda Lee Schneidewind, 67, of Andrews passed away Thursday, March 7, 2019 in a Murphy hospital. She was a native of Trego County, Kansas and lived in Newport News, Virginia before moving to Cherokee County in 1989. For several years, Linda worked in retail sales. She was of the Christian faith. Linda […]
Read More »Lois C. White: Obituary
Lois C. White Lois C. White, 75, of Hayesville passed away Thursday, March 7, 2019 in a Murphy care facility. She was a native and lifetime resident of Clay County. Lois was a loving mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. Lois put her friends and family before herself throughout her entire life. She enjoyed working in […]
Read More »Trumps Fearful Hold on Democrats
Trumps Fearful Hold on Democrats Some rabid Trump haters may be realizing the fake Russian collusion business is going nowhere. Not all of course, but painful as it might be, some know it’s time to pivot. Their guide still lies with Saul Alinsky’s Rules for Radicles recommendation to overwhelm the system(s) to the breaking point […]
Read More »Mike Ables: Obituary
Mike Ables Mike Ables, 69, of Hayesville went home to be with his Lord and Savior Thursday, March 7, 2019. He was a native of Apopka, Florida, where he lived most of his life and was a graduate of Apopka Memorial High School Class of “67”. Mike began his career as a volunteer firefighter before […]
Read More »Terry Samuel Silvers: Obituary
Terry Samuel Silvers Terry Samuel Silvers, age 52, of Hiawassee, Georgia, died Saturday, February 23, 2019. He was a native and lifetime resident of Clay County. Terry was a carpenter. He loved football, racing, and his family. He was the son of R.J. Silvers of Hiawassee, Georgia and the late Sally Louetta Moss. He was […]
Read More »Ask the Doc! Discussing Adrenal Cancer and Feeling Numbness
Dr. Whaley joins the show to answer one viewer’s questions about adrenal cancer and another viewer’s about feeling numbness.
Read More »Bessie Smith Carter: Obituary
Bessie Smith Carter Bessie Smith Carter, 100, of Murphy passed away Monday, March 4, 2019 in a Murphy care facility. She was a native of Tate, Georgia, but lived in Murphy most of her life, since 1937. Bessie was a dedicated member of the Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church, where she served as past church […]
Read More »Salvatore Joseph “Sal” DeVito: Obituary
Salvatore Joseph “Sal” DeVito Salvatore Joseph “Sal” DeVito, 72, of Murphy passed away Monday, February 25, 2019 at his residence. He was a native of Brooklyn, New York, but lived in Lake Worth, Florida before moving to Murphy in 1992. Sal had been a plumber for more than 50 years. Sal played softball for a […]
Read More »Jean Dickey White: Obituary
Jean Dickey White Jean Dickey White, 93, of Murphy passed away Sunday, March 3, 2019 in a Clay County care facility. She was a native and lifelong resident of Cherokee County. Jean was an assistant to the superintendent for Cherokee County Schools in her younger years. Jean was the sole surviving charter member of the […]
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