Walker County Messenger - 2021-01-27

• A passion to get students involved
• Walker County launches new COVID-19 vaccine hotline
• State budget restores funding for school enrollment­s
• Sheriff: student robbed store clerk at gunpoint
• Update from the Gold Dome
• Economic developmen­t agency seeking marketing funds to bring back Georgia tourism
• Mullis continues to serve as chairman of Senate Rules Committee
• Election 2021: Georgia lawmakers brace for fight over mail-in voting
• Economist: Georgia employment, consumer spending still strong despite pandemic
• Sports betting bill introduced in General Assembly
• College campus building projects dominate annual state bond package
• Can Trump supporters identify the real enemy
• Lighting up the ‘midnight’ of our current society
• Trump Derangemen­t Syndrome in a post-Trump world
• Thankful for mundane blessings
• How do I clean the Registry on my PC?
• A change of pace
• Break the chain
• Hamilton to offer Take it to Heart program
• McMahan Law Firm goes to bat for local scholars
• More COVID-19 vaccines hoped for in Georgia as Biden takes office
• Federal funds, remote work prop up Georgia health agencies amid COVID-19
• Volunteer for COVID-19 Vaccinatio­n Response
• Alzheimer’s Associatio­n to host 3-hour statewide virtual caregiver resource fair
• MARK YOUR CALENDAR
• Georgia facing pandemic-driven jury trial backlog
• NW GA non-profit recognized for HPV awareness in the community
• Georgia ForestWatc­h announces Clean Streams Campaign
• Youth birding competitio­n T-shirt art contest
• Chickamaug­a Creek, Oostanaula River adventures among river advocacy group’s 2021 paddle trips
• Purple martins return to Georgia as first sign of approachin­g spring
• New employee wants to quit job – after 2 months
• Hank Aaron, Atlanta Braves home-run king, dies at 86
• LaFayette Woman’s Club awards $5,500 to Shop with a Cop program
• LaFayette High School creates new memorial scholarshi­p
• LaFayette teams respond after setbacks
• Gayler ready to cultivate her future at UT-Martin
• Dunfee set to cheer for Limestone
• Local wrestling teams fall short in state duals
• Ridgeland hoping to ride recent momentum into state finals
• Gordon Lee seniors in search of another title
• LFO hoping to go forward by taking it back
• Heritage eyeing return to state finals
• Tumbling, team chemistry big keys for Ringgold
• Adjusting, adapting made a difference for LaFayette
• Heritage teams pick up region victories
• Ridgeland boys make a come back against Gordon Lee
• LFO boys rally past North Murray
• Oakwood girls move 10 games over .500
• Gordon Lee boys end week with region win
• Ringgold continues prep for season’s stretch drive
• LaFayette girls stave off CVMS comeback attempt
• Keri O’Neal named as LaFayette Rambler Great

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