Walker County Messenger - 2020-04-08

• Frustratio­ns boil over at LaFayette range manufactur­er
• County landfill an essential service, still open
• County residents urged to stand up and be counted
• Commission District 1 candidates describe their goals, experience
• EMPLOYEE HEALTH AND SAFETY
• Everything you want to know about Gov. Kemp’s shelter-in-place order
• The #PresidentC­uomo fantasy
• Sen. Loeffler gets some advice from an image expert
• We’re waiting
• Who and what is essential?
• Together, we cannot fail
• Georgia elections chief punts to governor, legislatur­e on delaying May 19 primary
• Online sales tax collection­s to start in Georgia with ride-shares included
• Georgia’s public universiti­es complete coronaviru­s-driven switch to online courses
• Direct financial relief for eligible Americans
• Update from the Gold Dome
• Processed unemployme­nt claims in Georgia at highest ever
• A formal introducti­on – Collective Ink
• When Dr. Fauci speaks, we should listen
• Using these unusual days wisely
• SENSE & SENSITIVIT­Y
• National Military Park implements COVID-19 guidance
• GNTC donates ventilator­s and other medical supplies
• March 19 meeting minutes: Walker County Democratic Committee
• Walker County Extension staff are working remotely; 4-H provides home activity list
• Meaningful, fun ways to celebrate Earth Day
• How Earth Day, environmen­tal conciousne­ss have evolved
• Repair bare spots in the lawn
• Catoosa County: Alex Eacret and Drew Dietz
• The Rest of the Catoosa-Walker Wrestling Dream Team
• Walker County: Hunter Burnette
• Meeting minutes: Marsh House Board of Trustees

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