Walker County Messenger - 2019-02-27

• PLACE MAKER
• The Haven: A place of acceptance, support for those who need it most
• Care for the Caregiver from Lane Funeral Home
• 2018-19: Busy, exciting years for the Walker GOP
• Legislativ­e session week 6: Halfway to Sine Die
• Walker County Democratic party active in 2018
• Where is Georgia’s Republican party headed in 2019?
• Don’t answer that (robo)call
• Immigratio­n issue: Isakson’s approach is right on
• A recent reminder that magical times are never lost
• Populism examined
• Words I thought I would never say: ‘I agree with Al Sharpton’
• Calvin Dallas selects Union College
• Still dancin’ Heritage girls enjoy Elite status
• Heritage girls win NW Georgia Middle School swimming title
• Dynasty in the making? OCA girls win second straight SCAA crown
• Fourth-quarter rally falls short for OCA boys in title game
• Soccer: LaFayette boys rout Christian Heritage
• GNTC teams earn sweep in final regular season games
• Lady Generals bracing for top-ranked Carver-Columbus
• Area girls’ soccer teams face tough region challenger­s in quest for state playoffs
• Noble ranked No. 1 boys’ junior golfer in Georgia by GolfWeek
• Catoosa Rec offering archery clinics
• ASTROGRAPH
• Oakwood Middle School boys make history
• GNTC alum Fincher to represent U.S. in internatio­nal welding competitio­n
• CALENDAR
• Gordon Lee High School celebrates National FFA Week
• SkillsUSA students ‘cook for a cop’
• GNTC’s Radiologic Technology program grads score big
• Tourism drives county’s economy
• Gov. Kemp celebrates tourism industry, unveils travel guide
• Great teamwork promotes business
• Battlefiel­d Outdoors: A rolling billboard for Walker Rocks
• Walker Rocks: A shining tourism initiative
• Walker County’s Chamber of Commerce: Leaders, drivers, makers, and shakers
• Area shoppers welcome Publix
• Food City opens in Rossville
• Second Food City opens in Fort Oglethorpe
• Workout Anytime fitness club in LaFayette holds ribbon-cutting
• Candleligh­t Forest unveils new venue
• Peerless Woolen Mills a part of Rossville’s history and future
• Rossville: Revitaliza­tion in progress
• Agricultur­e: Living off the land

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