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he was very upset my mom didn't find that very endearing at all it's hilarious actually so so you're at that point um And being a small town, we got very fortunate.

There was a lady, Denise, down at White Columns in Ellijay, a little restaurant, and she would drive him up a meal.

Oh, that's sweet.

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All right, let's go right to the phones on this Open Line Friday and say hello to Joe from Ella Jane, Georgia.

Listen to us on WDUN.

Hi, Joe.

I got her to cover one of my overnight assignments.

And I got another sitter who lives in Ellijay, Georgia, which is south of Blue Ridge.

She's a professional sitter.

She covered another overnight client of mine.

Dolly came to Atlanta and played a 500-seat nightclub called the Great Southeast Music Hall.

I was 16 years old, but I was lucky enough that after I bought a ticket and drove down from Ellijay to, uh, Atlanta to see this show, and I got to see Dolly, I mean, literally from 10 feet away from her.

And her performance was amazing.

She was a consummate musician.

Hi, I'm Mike Stewart, your host, and we're here today with pest expert Fred Talley of Faith Pest Control.

Faith Pest Control services all the fine folks in Jasper, Georgia, Blue Ridge, Georgia, Ellijay, Georgia, and pretty much anywhere in the North Georgia mountains.

If you have a pest problem, Fred Talley is the man to take care of those problems.

And now, here's Fred Talley.

We talk about him getting into college wrestling at the University of Tennessee Chattanooga, and, um, he was injury-prone, but he still had a great time with the, uh, the Mocs wrestling program.

Um, then we talk about his short journey into coaching, which started a couple years ago, and we talk about his team there in Ellijay, um, their highlights and successes, and what's to come for the Bobcats this, this season.

I really enjoyed my s- conversation with Coach Waddell, and I hope you guys enjoy the show.

Go Bobcats.

All right, Joe Goode here in front of me, my friend.

Joe from Ellijay.

Big Ramblin' Wreck from Georgia Tech, and a heck of an engineer.

We'll be right back, everybody.

There's a three-foot-tall sculpture of two cojoined figures thought to represent Moonite people from the early 1840s.

Port Mountain, a Georgia state park near Ellijay, Georgia, contains the ruins of an 850-foot-long stone wall that is said to have been constructed by this mysterious tribe of people.

And now, Apparitions of Civil War Soldiers

Throughout history, numerous wars have been waged on multiple fronts.