Walker County Messenger - 2017-03-29

• Culberson out as LHS principal
• Health care expert describes “what’s right” with Obamacare
• Robbie Lee Gilbert Shipman, 63, Ringgold
• Obituaries
• The system is working
• How pundits got key part of Trump-Russia story all wrong
• ACA repeal is too great a chance to take
• Bad boys, bad boys
• Death from taxes
• Bike medics bring speedy emergency care to patients
• Former for-profit colleges lobbyist quits U.S. Dept. of Education Taylor Hansen resigns three days after ProPublica revealed his hiring
• States tell ‘slowpoke’ drivers to get over — or else Georgia and Tennessee among those fining “left lane bandits”
• Thursday, March 16
• LaFayette unveils details for dog park
• Saying Goodbye to WFLI
• Survivorsh­ip empowermen­t class open to all local cancer survivors
• Coyote Challenge begins brings a chance to win a lifetime license
• Advancing too Far
• Referendum­s
• Riverbend Festival announces “Sweet Tea Night” lineup
• With a daily dial, police reach out to seniors
• La Familia Mexican Restaurant in Rossville serves up Cuban Caribbean cuisine
• Today in history
• Walker County golfers beginning to round into form as April approaches
• Stephenson signs second-generation player in DeSalvo
• Trojans three steps closer to earning 6-A title shot
• Join me in welcoming Robert Magobet
• Ridgeland gets back in region hunt
• LaFayette drops three to Gilmer in region play
• LaFayette netters close out region slate
• Gordon Lee tennis teams net first two wins
• Middle School Soccer: Saddle Ridge splits with Rossville
• Middle School Golf: Langford goes low as Ramblers win in LaFayette
• Middle School Baseball: Trojans stay unbeaten in NGAC play
• Gordon Lee boys win LaFayette Invitation­al
• NFL hires Dr. Allen Sills as chief medical officer
• Gonzaga’s national title chance a breakthrou­gh moment for Bulldogs
• Foul issues help end Kentucky’s season shy of Final Four
• Another memorable Kansas season ends short of Final Four
• Carolina (North) your tour guide for this year’s Final Four
• Mocs Tie for 3rd, Gosselin Runner-Up at Furman
• Sacrifice bunts are a dying art in baseball
• After Match Play, can anyone beat Dustin Johnson?
• ASTROGRAPH
• Vintage base ball at the Polo Field begins April 8 Outdoor festival to be held in conjunctio­n with base ball doublehead­er
• NFL owners approve Raiders’ move from Oakland to Las Vegas
• CALENDAR
• Family Crisis Center collects nearly $25,000 with annual fundraiser

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