Walker County Messenger - 2020-02-05

• Deciding what can be saved
• Georgia Transparen­cy Coalition: ‘Let people decide’
• County tweaks proposed alcohol ordinance
• Harris puts in bid for chairman
• LaFayette boys outlast Ridgeland in overtime thriller
• Technology, historic records used to locate graves in city cemeteries
• Walker County Sheriff ’s Office booking report for Jan. 20-26
• Chief Judge Kristina Cook Graham seeking reelection
• Bob Shaw and Georgia GOP make beautiful music together
• Will Collins-Loeffler race open door for a Democrat?
• It’s all about context
• Iowa could make Democrats’ Bernie problem much, much worse
• Are the Democrats blowing it?
• America’s underwear crisis
• Come live, work and play with us
• What are the most popular web browsers?
• Ambulance company has not refunded overpaymen­t
• Cumberland is home away from home for LaFayette’s Adkins
• Oakwood Christian boys pull away for road win
• Gordon Lee teams wrap up regular seasons
• Ringgold girls set to carry No. 1 seed into 6-AAA tournament
• LFO boys close out historic regular season with 60-45 win
• Local area to be represente­d well at state mat sectionals
• Former Ringgold Lady Tiger standout hits 1,000-point mark at Reinhardt
• Heritage Middle win girls’ swim title
• Mocs football season tickets on sale now
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