Walker County Messenger - 2020-04-22

• Fire crews respond to Friday morning blaze
• TORNADO’S PATH, DAMAGE IN SOUTH WALKER COUNTY
• GE Appliances sends supplies to Roper employees impacted by storm
• Carr warns of home repair fraud in wake of recent storms
• Labor Department announces updates to CARES Act
• When it comes to the Gaithers, something good is about to happen
• Trump’s claims of ‘total’ authority are a pointless distractio­n
• Too late to change horses now
• RESTAURANT INSPECTION­S EXPLANATIO­N OF GRADE/SCORE AND ACRONYMS
• Leading fundraiser in 14th District race sports $1M war chest
• CHI Memorial graciously accepting donations of cloth masks for health care workers
• 6th Cavalry Museum receives National Park Service African American Civil Rights Historic Preservati­on Fund Grant
• GNTC instructor­s find creative ways to adjust to online learning
• GNTC offers Free Applicatio­n Week
• OBITUARIES
• Georgia Tech-Savannah offers free online occupation­al and health training courses
• Yancy continuing new LaFayette pipeline for Cumberland softball
• Greg Elkins hired as new girls’ basketball coach at Heritage
• Things to do at home while sheltering in place
• Dear 2020: You haven’t won yet!
• Interestin­g Georgia cities and fun facts from A-Z
• What is Zoom?
• SENSE & SENSITIVIT­Y
• ASTROGRAPH

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