• Check It Out @ Gilmer County Library

    This Week @ Gilmer County Library: October 18, 2017 – October 25, 2017 Heath Lee – Library Manager All Ages Programs Pumpkin Palooza Wednesday, October 18 @ 4:00 PM Come see all the decorated pumpkins and enjoy simple activities, story time, & light refreshments. You do not need to have decorated a pumpkin to attend. […]

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  • Short Takes – Transportation Woes

    Transportation Woes Leave it to the media to anathematize Trump and Conservatism using any issues that flies by. The media has become so unscrewed by their hatred of President Trump that, like the NFL, they don’t really see or understand what they are continuing to do to themselves, further tarnish their credibility and diminish their […]

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  • Check It Out @ Gilmer County Library

    This Week @ Gilmer County Library: December 6, 2017 – December 13, 2017 Heath Lee – Library Manager All Ages Programs Bingo for Books Thursday, December 7 @ 5:00 PM BINGO! There are multiple ways to win this game. Winners get to pick a prize from our collection of all-ages books and puzzles! All ages, […]

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  • Check It Out @ Gilmer County Library

    This Week @ Gilmer County Library: November 22, 2017 – November 29, 2017 Heath Lee – Library Manager GCL will close at 5:00 PM on Wednesday, November 22nd. GCL will also be closed on November 23rd and 24th for the Thanksgiving. All Ages Programs The 2017 Gilmer County Library Festival of Trees Celebration Monday, November […]

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  • Senator David Perdue Refutes Misinformation On Tax

    Senator David Perdue Refutes Misinformation On Tax “No excuse for this nonsense. I think it’s our role, on both sides, to call out these untruths.”   WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator David Perdue (R-GA) spoke on the Senate floor to set the record straight on Democrat’s false assumptions on tax, which have been proven wrong.   […]

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  • “PAWS” Students for the month of November

    ​Mountain View “PAWS” students for the month of November are – Pre K – Luke Abercrombie, Kindergarten – Eli Woody, 1st grade – Owen Reece, 2nd grade – Lynzi Holcomb, 3rd grade – Isabela Bautista, 4th grade – Ashlyn Beavers, Others – Keven Ramirez-Reymundo. Great Job!​

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  • How To Dupe A Whole Nation

    How to Dupe a Whole Nation Remember when Obama promised over and over in his campaign for President, that he wanted to “fundamentally change America.” He was mouthing the Marxist goal for a Socialist society. In the frenzy of having a (nearly) black candidate running for president, the organs of Marxist propaganda, the Main Street […]

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  • The Awful Truth – The Clinton’s Did It!

    The Awful Truth – The Clinton’s Did It! Any severe shock to the system, like the sinking of the Titanic for example, or the loss of the unsinkable candidacy of Hillary Clinton, such as she experienced last November, discombobulates the little grey cells that promote cognitive thinking. Dazed, it leads to the design of cunning […]

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  • Hurricane Irma Impacts State Rate

    Jobs decrease slightly in state, as Hurricane Irma impacts Coastal Georgia ATLANTA – State Labor Commissioner Mark Butler said today that Hurricane Irma caused Georgia’s job numbers to fall and unemployment claims to rise in September. Butler noted that the state lost about 500 jobs for the month.  Similarly, Georgia also saw nearly 25,000 unemployment claims […]

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  • That Gun Argument Again

    That Gun Argument Again… Good ol’ Sen. Diane Feinstein (D- Ca). She can always be counted on to reveal the obvious. On Sunday’s edition of Meet the Press, she said: “the U.S. is a “gun happy country,…“and I think there are many of us in growing numbers that don’t want a gun-happy country.” Of course she’s […]

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  • Can Gun Violence Be Controlled?

    Can Gun Violence be Controlled? This business about free Americans owning guns, it seems, is not going away. The overwrought, dysfunctional left simply won’t let it go using any opportunity to try to seize our guns. “Never let a crisis go to waste” has long been their motto. The Las Vegas massacre is the current […]

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  • A NFL Maelstrom is Coming

    An NFL Maelstrom is Coming Can it possibly be that the citadel of America’s favorite Fall pastime, the mega money making conglomerate called the National Football league and its appendage, the NFL Players Assoc., are in cahoots with the radical left, both politically and economically? “Say it ain’t so Joe.” Are they really contributing millions […]

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  • Senator David Perdue Meets Georgia Principal Of The Year

    Senator David Perdue Meets Georgia Principal Of The Year WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator David Perdue (R-GA) met with 2018 Georgia Principal of the Year, Dr. Tommy Welch of Meadowcreek High School in Norcross, Georgia. Dr. Welch is one of three finalists for 2018 National Principal of the Year. “Both of my parents were school teachers […]

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  • Short Takes – Part II – Clinton’s Demise, She Did It

    Clinton’s Demise, She Did It, End of an Era… July, 2017 was when FBI Dir. Comey made his stunning announcement. A few short weeks later the allegations of a Trump-Russian collusion surfaced, supported by a phony but damning dossier called the Fusion GPS report. That report set in motion the Mueller witch hunt, hailed by […]

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  • Mountain View Elementary Adopts PBIS

    [cincopa A0CA2J-muE0Z] Mountain View Elementary is excited to announce that we have adopted PBIS in our school. PBIS stands for Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports. Our team consists of an administrator (Charles Walker), team leader (April Smith), coach (Tina Watkins) behavior specialist (Shelly Mayo), data analyst (Dawn Smith), recorder (Shay Wright), and a timekeeper/reporter (Joy […]

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  • Senator David Perdue Holds Farm Bill Round Table Discussion

    Senator David Perdue Holds Farm Bill Round Table Discussion ATLANTA, GA – U.S. Senator David Perdue (R-GA) last week held a round table discussion about the upcoming farm bill with Georgia farmers and industry leaders. “Agriculture is one of Georgia’s largest economic drivers and a way of life for many people in our state. I saw […]

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