Walker County Messenger - 2018-06-06

• Chickamaug­a adds graves, leaves school tax alone, and OKs H2O rate
• “Don’t Slaughter Our Cove” group aims to halt chicken plant proposal
• Developmen­t Authority working to attract and keep businesses
• Hattie Belle Riddle Kreis, 87, Rossville, Ga.
• Obituaries
• Hamilton Physician Group-Catoosa Campus open house
• Common sense is missing element in immigratio­n policy
• Claude and Whitetail friends aren’t taking the bait on hunting proposal
• Trump’s tariff tantrum is a threat to the long-term economy
• GOP’s silence is the real scandal
• Forecaster­s predict a near- or above-normal hurricane season New satellite data and model upgrades to give forecasts a boost
• Sarah Cannon Cancer Institute to provide leading-edge radiation oncology services
• Unemployme­nt drops in Northwest Georgia
• Thursday, May 24
• SENSE & SENSITIVIT­Y
• ASTROGRAPH
• Only in your dreams
• Christmas carols in May
• Early summer storms could mean mosquito problems
• Catoosa_walker_news The 2018 Walker County Tennis Players of the Year
• Bryce Bird looking for full college experience at Young Harris College
• Mocs announce 2018 fall volleyball slate
• Gordon Lee finishes second in Class 1A Directors’ Cup standings
• Perseveran­ce pays off for Jacob Wyatt
• FIFA: N. America World Cup bid outscores ‘high risk’ Morocco
• Abby Dalton looking to light it up for Lady Bobcats
• Mercer’s Conard Broom earns baseball All-American honors
• Restaurant reports for May 2018
• GLHS’ Dylan Minghini, Georgia Scholar
• Sunday, June 10
• GNTC President’s and Dean’s Lists for the 2018 spring semester
• Calendar

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