Walker County Messenger - 2019-02-20

• LaFayette addressing the growing homeless problem
• February is also American Heart Month
• GNTC offers free GED practice test Feb. 28
• County partners with SirenGPS for community alerts
• Uncovering library treasures
• Law would protect those who break into hot cars to save pets
• Giving our new governor some fraternal advice
• Health care reforms: A matter of life or death
• Remodeling time again?
• Lawmakers mull medical pot cultivatio­n, drones near prisons
• What is the SMTP protocol?
• Are we serious about saving lives?
• She is beauty to my beast
• Wyatt Earp
• Mullis, SB. 77 protecting confederat­e monuments
• Legislativ­e week 5: First committee hearing for SB. 77
• Georgia bill would replace state's outdated voting machines
• Patrick Caddell, pollster to Pres. Jimmy Carter, dies at 68
• Loudermilk reintroduc­es balanced budget amendment
• Experience­d Panthers eyeing return to postseason
• Tigers start season with two wins in Savannah
• Macon thrice as nice for Mariakis
• Prep Soccer: LFO, Ridgeland split rivalry matches
• Oakwood Lady Eagles finish as ISC runners-up
• Blessed Trinity proves too much for Heritage boys
• Ridgeland, Gordon Lee boys unable to pull off road upsets
• Wrestling: 14 local athletes earn podium spots at state
• Second-half rallies not enough for Bobcats
• ASTROGRAPH
• Catoosa Rec offering archery clinics
• Three Mocs listed among NCAA wrestling RPI
• CALENDAR

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