Walker County Messenger - 2020-03-11

• Redmond: Patient tests positive for COVID-19
• Rossville Exchange Club honors Walker County deputies for heroic action
• County ready to respond to virus
• Candidates qualify to run for local, state and federal offices
• Catoosa, Walker and Whitfield County students show off their skills in local drone-flying competitio­n
• Ransom ready to give her all for Reinhardt
• Sheriff ’s Office booking report for Feb. 24 to March 1
• Steve Wilson seeks seventh term as Walker County sheriff
• Mills announces campaign for State House District 1
• Local public health official issues current guidance on COVID-19
• Out of 29 candidates, Democrats opt for 2 old white guys
• Let’s do it!
• Ladies at Sew Time in Ringgold turn sadness into quilt of memories
• RESTAURANT INSPECTION­S EXPLANATIO­N OF GRADE/SCORE
• Ga Senate signs off on mid-year budget
• National Consumer Protection Week observed by Carr, agencies
• Surprise billing measures has cleared Georgia House
• Human traffickin­g bills advance on commercial drivers, help for victims
• Bill scrapping some school tests in Georgia passes Senate
• Georgia House OKs bill tightening regulation of senior-care homes
• Bills sharpening rules on pharmacy drug prices in Georgia pass House
• Georgia House bill seeks Medicaid expansion for new mothers
• Bills pushed to give Georgians with criminal histories a second chance
• ‘Hidden Predator’ bill widens statute of limitation­s for child sex abuse lawsuits
• State eyeing tougher rules for non-monetary ‘signature’ bail bonds
• Tighter rules for title pawns in Georgia take another step
• Georgia state lawmakers puts new limits on dual enrollment program
• Ride-hailing fee passes Georgia Senate after winding road
• Senators looking to expand broadband delivery to rural Georgia
• Smithsonia­n traveling exhibition highlighti­ng changing landscape of rural America comes to Summervill­e
• House to take up paid parental leave for state workers
• WCAAHAA sponsors poster contest for African American History Month
• Bryant steps down at Heritage
• Lane signs to play football at Maryville
• Heritage takes two of three from Ridgeland
• Heritage teams break through in region openers
• Ringgold, Heritage split court battle
• Gordon Lee nine holds off Ringgold, sweeps Darlington
• LaFayette doubles up Adairsvill­e in final pre-region tune-up
• Heritage, LaFayette golfers earn top five finishes at LaFayette Invitation­al
• Gordon Lee girls win first track meet of 2020
• Heritage track teams get off to solid start in Dalton
• Bradley, Wilcox earn SEC weekly baseball awards
• Ringgold rally falls short against Rome
• Oakwood softball ready for big step in third season
• Thompson collects All-Freshman honors for UTC track team
• MARK YOUR CALENDAR
• Thou shalt vote
• If you can’t say something nice …

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