Walker County Messenger - 2020-07-22

• LaFayette City Council amends zoning ordinance
• WCM parent company takes over printing for 6 more papers
• Early voting begins July 20 for Rep. runoff
• LaFayette Woman’s Club thanks local law enforcemen­t
• LaFayette Rangers win 2020 Dizzy Dean state Championsh­ip
• Walker County Sheriff ’s Office booking report for July 6 — 12
• LaFayette City Council approves new HVAC units, start of airport projects
• Georgia jobless rate declines in June; better than US average, but still high
• Georgia Lottery overcomes COVID-19 hurdles
• Georgia tax revenues decline in June for third straight month
• Hundreds of Ga. sex offenders off ankle monitors as lawmakers seek legal fix
• God is fixing the world
• Discussing current events with Skeeter Skates and friends
• There’s nothing new about Roger Stone clemency
• It’s our heritage
• Carr echoes significan­ce of DPH report
• Slowing metabolism may indicate an illness
• Addressing the childhood obesity epidemic
• Avoid painful ‘brain freeze’
• Foods that promote healthy hair and skin
• Easy ways to keep your immune system strong
• Body image and breast cancer treatment
• Kids’ risk factors for vision problems
• 3 signs of too much time in the sun
• COVID-19 vaccine trials show promising results at Emory
• Kemp renews COVID-19 restrictio­ns in Georgia with no mask mandate
• Kemp launches COVID-19 safety campaign
• Rights advocates call for repeal of Georgia citizen’s arrest law
• Public input sought for draft statewide transit plan
• Blood Assurance needs convalesce­nt plasma
• Ben Rebne wins NAIA Jack Nicklaus Award
• SENSE & SENSITIVIT­Y
• ASTROGRAPH
• A collection of mentors
• Patience is a (very annoying) virtue
• Rememberin­g Bob Johnson, 1947-2020
• What ails ya?
• MARK YOUR CALENDAR
• New CEO elected at See Rock City Inc.
• Tips for responding to the 2020 Census

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