Walker County Messenger - 2020-11-18

• WALKER ON FILM
• COVID-19 prompts temporary closures of Fairview tax office, county assessors office
• Gov. Kemp reimposes COVID-19 restrictio­ns throughout state
• The election lawsuit Trump should win
• Nation of immigrants?
• It’s never too early to be thankful
• Republican­s need to find identity again
• Rememberin­g Our Heroes Living History Day is a success
• So much stolen time
• Fire and oil lamps
• GNTC receives donation to for Public Safety Scholarshi­p
• SHERIFF’S REPORT Walker County Sheriff’s Office booking report for Oct. 26 - Nov. 1
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office booking report for Nov. 2-8
• Rock City’s Enchanted Garden of Lights returns, making spirits bright starting Nov. 20
• Non-profit purchasing 52 acres in Walker County to build ecovillage
• Food City holds Friends & Pets in Need Holiday Food Drive
• Food City partners in Share Your Christmas
• Heritage softball trio ink college papers
• LaFayette’s ‘Pit Crew’ enjoys final lap together
• Nine local volleyball players earn All-State honors
• Gordon Lee secures a spot in state playoffs
• Sonorville stuns Ringgold with second-half rally
• Ridgeland, LaFayette games among several around state canceled
• Heritage shuts down Pickens
• LFO comes up three points short in Chatsworth
• LaFayette, Heritage battle Dade in tri-match
• Heritage sweeps two openers, Lakeview splits with Gordon Lee
• Marshall, Webb take top overall honors at Ft. Oglethorpe 5K
• Jean-Baptiste earns preseason All-Conference recognitio­n for Mocs
• Johnson buries some major memories, wins the Masters
• LaFayette 10-under volleyball team wins state in Carrollton
• Hamilton lets tears flow as he clinches record 7th F1 title
• Parent doesn’t want teen daughter to rush into sex
• ASTROGRAPH

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