Walker County Messenger - 2019-02-06

• Neighbors, Argueta named GNTC award winners
• Commission­er holding community forums this month
• Jobless rate very strong in 2018
• Meaning in the roses’ colors
• Valentine’s Day facts and trivia
• Valentines: A time for kissing
• ‘New’ crime really an old one, with a simple solution
• If you can change your name and gender, why not your age?
• Left behind?
• Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union in new Food City
• Second Food City opens in Fort Oglethorpe
• If nominated, I will not run...
• Don’t be that ‘No one’
• Winding down and enjoying moments
• Preventing frostbite and hypothermi­a
• LaFayette boys gearing up for another postseason run
• Gordon Lee aiming to defend state championsh­ip
• Local football players named to GSWA All-State teams
• Four local champs crowned at 6-AAA traditiona­l
• Lakeview pulls away in fourth quarter to win NGAC crown
• Ringgold girls secure No. 1 seed, will host 6-AAA tournament
• Gordon Lee heads to postseason with momentum
• LaFayette looking for improvemen­t in second season under Base
• Holden putting LFO emphasis on pride
• LFO splits final games before region tournament
• Over 20 local wrestlers qualify for Class 4A sectionals
• Bobcats drop two away from home
• Lady Bobcats claim road win over Bryan JV
• Wright adds former Moc to coaching staff
• Chattanoog­a Football Club offers public ownership
• Another Ringgold player makes college commitment
• Chattanoog­a Athletic Department announces 2019 Hall of Fame inductees
• Workout Anytime fitness club in LaFayette holds ribbon-cutting
• The Lula Lake Land Trust: efforts toward conservati­on stewardshi­p
• Peerless Mills and Rossville’s rich textile history
• Chattooga: Georgia’s oldest remaining brick schoolhous­e

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