Walker County Messenger - 2019-03-13

• Walker County schools face bus driver shortage
• THC oil bill 324 draws concerns from sheriffs
• H.B. 346 targets slum landlords
• No real leprechaun­s?
• Who was St. Patrick?
• Whatever happens, this lifelong Methodist isn’t going anywhere
• More myths exploded
• A little work done?
• School discipline in steady decline
• Reflection­s on a quarter-century of marriage
• Wash your mouth out with soap
• Utility company cautions about impostors, scams
• Switching the clocks can affect our health
• Legislativ­e week 7: Making the Crossover
• Mullis-sponsored bill protecting monuments passes
• No area hospitals penalized over patient safety
• Chickamaug­a welcomes Cannon Drugs store
• Chickamaug­a council approves zoning request
• Multi-specialty clinic opens at CHI Memorial Parkway
• LaFayette tennis teams win county court showdown
• Gordon Lee stays perfect in 6-A North
• Heritage takes wild 6-AAAA series from Ridgeland
• LaFayette golfers open season with solid win
• NCAA can claim victory after losing federal antitrust case
• Heritage holds off Lakeview in county diamond battle
• Heritage soccer teams sweep Trion in 2019 debuts
• Ridgeland rifle team receives nearly $7,000 in MidwayUSA grants
• Chattanoog­a Lookouts reveal 2019 promotiona­l schedule
• SENSE & SENSITIVIT­Y
• ASTROGRAPH
• Babe Ruth’s last surviving daughter dies in Nevada at 102
• UTC’s Smith named SoCon’s Wrestling Freshman of the Year
• Mocs move football opener to Thursday night
• Back Alley bringing ‘Of Mice and Men’ to stage in LaFayette
• Celebrate Fort Oglethorpe’s 70th birthday
• Library card gets you into 6th Cavalry Museum free
• ‘History Unearthed’ exhibit at 6th Cavalry Museum
• CALENDAR
• Walker County history: Sickness at Camp Thomas
• Catoosa, Walker restaurant report card for March

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