Walker County Messenger - 2019-09-04

• ‘AUTUMN ROCKS’
• Animal shelter corrects problems after inspection
• Heritage Day in LaFayette is Sept. 21
• P52 Army cleans up sites in Walker and Hamilton
• Oakwood Christian soccer team flying high with 3-0 start
• ‘Johnny Cash Now Tribute’ in LaFayette a success
• Can you still get a non-subscripti­on Microsoft Office?
• Back Alley set to host auditions for ‘Diary of Anne Frank’
• Walker County Animal Shelter: Fast facts and figures
• A true statesman
• Reflecting on the legacy of Sen. Johnny Isakson
• Democracy’s failure?
• Battling rumors and distractio­ns
• What happened to O.F. Shearer?
• My battle with Siri
• STAYING THE COURSE
• LaFayette runners ready to make a breakthrou­gh in 2019
• Returning award winners set to anchor Gordon Lee cross country
• Fourth-quarter burst sends Troup past Ridgeland
• Fannin pulls away in second half against LaFayette
• Gordon Lee 2-0 after edging out LFO
• Ridgeland stands toe-to-toe with state-ranked LaFayette
• LaFayette rebounds from loss to blank No. 1 Northwest
• Ridgeland falls to Northwest, Pickens in Region 6-AAAA play
• Heritage topples top-ranked Northwest from ranks of unbeatens
• Gordon Lee eludes LaFayette
• State-ranked Haralson County slips past upset-minded LFO
• Mocs start Wright Era the right way against Eastern Illinois
• Mocs women picked second, men eighth in SoCon preseason polls
• RIDGELAND
• Coach Craig Leonard remembered fondly by friends, former players and colleagues
• Registrati­on ongoing for Catoosa youth archery program
• Heritage looks like team to beat as season nears midway point
• Gordon Lee, Lakeview out of softball gates fast
• Shaw’s goal lifts Mocs past Lipscomb for 1-0 victory
• Parent finds vape pen in teen son’s room
• ASTROGRAPH
• DPH investigat­ing vaping-related illnesses

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