Walker County Messenger - 2020-02-26

• Around the world and into space with ham radio at LaFayette Middle School
• Walker County to vote May 19 on SPLOST
• Not running afoul with fowl
• LaFayette boys back in Elite Eight for second time
• Federal court ruling will protect Chickamaug­a Battlefiel­d monument
• SPLOST PROJECTS
• RESTAURANT INSPECTION­S
• Interim public safety chief tapped in Georgia
• Changing the culture of distracted driving through HB 113
• New voting system: Ga. better get it right
• Stand by your man?
• Individual­s to honor throughout Black History Month
• Who’s complainin­g about investigat­ions now?
• Rememberin­g the evolution of February’s Black History Month
• LaTrice’s journey, in her own words
• The privilege and power of prayer
• Go forth and conquer: What is your battery level?
• Georgia lawmakers mull over vaping tax
• U.S. Senate election may keep melee format in Ga.
• Georgia House OKs mid-year budget
• Bill requiring all vehicle passengers in Georgia to buckle up hits speed bumps
• UGA, Georgia Tech presidents balk at in-state early admissions quota
• Update from the Gold Dome
• First foster care bill clears Georgia Senate
• County Historical Society meeting
• Walker County hunger relief organizati­ons receive donations
• House committee passes surprise billing measure
• Lieutenant governor’s technology task force begins work
• OBITUARIES
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• Kennesaw State gets go-ahead to offer master’s degree in cybersecur­ity
• LFO boys fall to Hart County in opening round in state tourney
• Oakwood teams come up short in postseason
• Gordon Lee back on track with consecutiv­e wins
• Ringgold earns first two wins of 2020
• LFO off to fast 4-0 start
• LaFayette girls’ upset bid falls short against St. Pius
• Sadie Lane to run and cheer at Missouri Valley College
• LaFayette rallies past Ringgold for season’s first win
• Ridgeland soccer teams still unbeaten
• Catoosa teams dance their way to state championsh­ips
• Newman suffers head injury during Daytona 500
• Mocs golf teams earn top 10 finishes
• MARK YOUR CALENDAR
• Painting for a Purpose class returns to 6th Cavalry Museum on Feb. 27
• SENSE & SENSITIVIT­Y
• Find your next new thing at your local public library
• Women’s Army Corps comes to Chickamaug­a Battlefiel­d
• Lafayette Road Corridor project update
• LaFayette plans to keep up positive momentum in 2020
• Be sure to be counted in 2020 Census
• Uncle Sam wants to count you
• Rossville prioritize­s economic developmen­t for 2020

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