Walker County Messenger - 2019-11-13

• Area businesses recognized during National Disability Employment Awareness Month
• Gottlieb named Walker County legal and policy director
• Kemp health care plans debate is just beginning
• Some thoughts on the retirement of Johnny Isakson
• Big Pharma rides again
• Welcome to the family, Kanye
• A Veterans Day message for kids
• Why Democrats should be worried
• Useful trees
• CALENDAR
• Operation Watchful Eye IV leads to arrests
• Veterans, active military of special driver services
• Being an early bird can offer holiday shopping benefits
• Addressing changes in driving early can keep older adults driving safer
• LaFayette running two leaf pickup cycles
• Short woman tired of high-heel pain
• ASTROGRAPH
• LaFayette Middle FFA recognized by National FFA
• Local players named All-State in volleyball
• Heritage downs Northwest, nabs 6-AAAA No. 2 seed
• Ringgold bested by Coahulla Creek to end 2019 season
• GENERALS
• LaFayette rally comes up short in season finale against Gilmer
• Gordon Lee beats Mt. Pisgah, but falls one spot short of state
• Little big man Edwards-Helaire emerges as go-to guy for LSU
• Arkansas fires coach Chad Morris, who went 4-18 in two seasons
• Phillips is 6-AAA Pitcher of the Year
• LaFayette places in Class 3A in GHSA’s initial 2020-22 reclassifi­cation
• Final basketball sign-ups for Ft. Oglethorpe to be held Nov. 13
• Gordon Lee’s Day set to play baseball at Cleveland State
• Chattanoog­a puts two on Southern Conference postseason teams
• Area wrestlers hit the mats
• Catoosa swimmers face off against Chattanoog­a-area foes
• Heritage girls, CVMS boys begin season with thrilling wins
• Titans rally, spoil Mahomes’ return beating Chiefs 35-32
• LaFayette’s Back Alley Production­s brings ‘Diary of Anne Frank’ to stage

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