Big Government, What is It? What the hell is going on up there? Mueller’s attempts to bring down Donald Trump because the “Left” demands it is a fiasco, a total mishmash of lies, innuendos, false reports, foreign spies and traitorous Obama administration officials at the highest levels of the FBI, CIA, DIA and DOJ, doing […]
Read More »Short Takes – GOP’s Success or Failure?
GOP’s Success or Failure? Trumps success by his individual determination to return pride and economic success to America with his non traditional bash ‘em policies that “elite" politicians simply do not understand, is leading the political change in American. Some call it the Trump Train, others thinks it’s hogwash. If the GOP, even with its […]
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Tony Gallo: Obituary
Tony Gallo, 61, of Dacula passed away Sunday July 15, 2018 at his residence following an extended illness. Mr. Gallo was born August 9, 1956 in Brooklyn, New York to the late Rocco and Rose Gallo. He had been a resident of Dacula for 12 years having moved from Atlanta. For many years he worked […]
Read More »Short Takes – What We Learned From Helsinki, 2018
What We Learned From Helsinki, 2018. We watched a clash of two techniques at the Helsinki Summit yesterday, Trump’s The Art of the Deal and the other, The Art of Deception, as practiced by KGB’er Vladimir Putin. After the joint press conference two things emerged that need to be understood. President Trump is a deal […]
Read More »Short Takes – The Congessional Circus
The Congressional Circus Well, what more can be said about July 12th’s Congressional hearing circus featuring Peter Strzok as ring master, except to point out the obvious, that the Democrat party, all of them, shouting out objections to Republican questions of the witness, praising the shamed witness with accolades for his bravery and Purple Hearts […]
Read More »Harold Bruce Reece: Obituary
Harold Bruce Reece, 87, of Dawsonville, GA, died July 12, 2018 after an extended illness, peacefully, at his home at North Georgia Assisted Living Center. Harold was born in Dawson County on, January 4, 1931 to the late Charlie and Vera Reece; he was the 2nd of four boys. Harold lived his entire life in […]
Read More »Short Takes – Predictable Outrage – Stop SCOTUS
Predictable Outrage – Stop SCOTUS First, the good news: The danger of a youthful soccer team perishing in a monsoon filled cave deep in the jungles of Thailand after nearly two weeks, is now ended. All twelve boys and their leader have been rescued by the splendid efforts of Thai Navy divers and other volunteers. […]
Read More »Dawson County Sheriff’s Office Arrest Report 07/02 to 07/09
Arrest report provided by the Dawson County Sheriff’s Office. The Georgia Open Records Act (O.C.G.A. 35-01-18) allows for www.fetchyournews.com to obtain and post the arrest records of any and all individuals arrested in Dawson County. Those arrests are posted on www.fetchyournews.com for viewing pleasure. Please remember that all individuals listed have been arrested and charged, however, they are […]
Read More »Richard S. Wessinger: Obituary
Richard S. Wessinger, 68, of Dawsonville passed away Tuesday July 3, 2018 at his residence. Born May 5, 1950 in Atlanta, GA to the late Sam and Evelyn Wessinger, he had lived in Lumpkin County since 1994. Mr. Wessinger retired from AT&T following 35 years of service after which he was employed by Dawson County. […]
Read More »Short Takes – A Contagion of Mental Illness
A Contagion of Mental Illness Dementia appears to be a growing phenomena in our society, but really, it’s simply because there are more of us. But, for a whole group, a body of singular individuals to display the disease of mass hysteria, now infecting the Democrat party, is alarming. Well, maybe not, Remember the Jim […]
Read More »Short Takes – American’s, Starved For Decency
American’s, Starved For Decency “Live and let live” was once a cherished but un-codified phrase that kept us from punching each other’s headlights out over minor disagreements on any number of subjects. It has been swept away by the political philosophy of socialism that demands complete control over everything, the rule of laws be damned. […]
Read More »Martha Grogan Fowler: Obituary
Martha Grogan Fowler, 94, of Dahlonega passed away Wednesday June 20, 2018. Born September 6, 1923 in Dawson County to the late Roy and Lillie Mae Grogan, she lived most of her life in Atlanta before moving to Lumpkin County in 2003. A homemaker at her death, Mrs. Fowler retired from the A&P Tea Company […]
Read More »Ted Wayne Canup: Obituary
Ted Wayne Canup, 42, of Dawsonville passed away Friday June 15, 2018 at his residence following an extended illness. Born August 2, 1975 in Spalding County to the late Alfred Rudess and Elizabeth Janice Chumbley Canup, he had lived in Dawson County for the past 12 years having moved from Griffin. Surviving are his sister, […]
Read More »Japanese Knotweed
By: Eddie Ayers, County Extension Agent Driving around the area, I have been seeing a plant that has become a problem in both Gilmer and Fannin Counties. The weed I’m talking about is Japanese knotweed, commonly known as crimson beauty, Mexican bamboo, or Japanese fleece flower. It was probably introduced to the U.S. as an […]
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