Walker County Messenger - 2020-11-04

• Planners for health-care complex holds forum
• Farm Bureau offers prizes for 2021 essay and art contests
• Fort Oglethorpe 5k set to return Nov. 14
• New Georgia law aims at transparen­cy in health insurance plans
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• Food City receives national award
• Junior E. Lee primed to analyze election results
• Big money talks loudest
• The Trump support you don’t see
• Chief Justice reminds all Georgians of duty to serve as jurors
• Initial jobless claims in Georgia down slightly
• Critics: Georgia health-insurance reforms a ‘missed opportunit­y’
• The freedom gained by accountabi­lity
• Meeting minutes: Marsh House Board of Trustees
• What do you notice?
• Don’t ignore your check engine light
• A new tradition in an old-fashioned place
• Northwest Georgia reigns in Columbus once again
• Heritage joins elite company with 3rd state fastpitch crown in a row
• Ringgold rallies to win back-to-back state softball championsh­ips
• Heritage playoff run ends in Final Four
• Gordon Lee set to face Pace for state
• LaFayette bows out in Class AAA Elite Eight
• Heritage XC ready for state; Craft, Chandler finish as runners-up in 7-AAAA meet
• Gibson, Gayler named top performers in 7-AAAA softball
• OCA soccer team adds two more shutout victories
• Brown’s big night out not enough for LFO
• Heritage falls in back-and-forth battle with Northwest Whitfield
• LaFayette volleyball teams finish first, second in District 5
• Former GNTC coaches team up to form athletic consulting firm
• Gordon Lee runners qualify for state
• Average folks just cannot afford New York City rent
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