Walker County Messenger - 2020-01-22

• Rossville mulls proposed trucking company expansion
• Cowan announces run for U.S. House seat
• Marsh House offers opportunit­ies to serve on board
• Ft. Oglethorpe Cabela’s closes after 5 years
• What is the Windows Snipping Tool?
• James Hill running for County Board of Commission­ers
• Lawmakers facing difficult budget choices
• Some random thoughts on some random subjects in the new year
• Another Vietnam?
• The enemy is us
• Poll finds steadfast support for Biden among African Americans
• Impeachmen­t: Do Republican­s have more fun?
• As witness fight rages, whistleblo­wer fades away
• Q&A: Gov. Brian Kemp talks legislativ­e priorities
• Gov. Kemp submits record $28.1B state budget plan
• Women’s Club Reindeer Run celebrates sponsors
• Common home emergencie­s and how to prevent them
• SENSE & SENSITIVIT­Y
• ASTROGRAPH
• LaFayette boys on cusp of No. 1 seed in 6-AAAA
• LFO boys extend streak as region slate winds down
• Ringgold girls zeroing in on 6-AAA’s top seed
• Ridgeland, LaFayette tune up for Walker County Cup
• Ridgeland boys slip past Southeast on Senior Night
• Oakwood girls firing on all cylinders
• Heritage squads get back in the win column
• Trion, Chattooga win State Duals champs
• Gordon Lee girls pick up subregion road win at North Cobb Christian
• Ringgold two wins from unbeaten run in NGAC regular season
• LaFayette boys trip up Heritage as NGAC play winds down
• ‘graduRUN’ 5K to be held March 21
• Rossville High alum to be inducted into 2020 Hall of Fame class
• Mocs announce football schedule for 2020 season
• LaFayette High student earns national scholarshi­p
• GNTC names semi-finalists for 2020 GOAL award
• The library of today
• From the ‘Dear David’ mailbox
• Real beauty
• MARK YOUR CALENDAR

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