Walker County Messenger - 2021-09-08

• OUSTER OUTCRY
• Walker County remembers 9/11
• Not a dump
• Rights groups push for redistrict­ing maps reflecting growth of minorities
• Former prosecutor indicted in Arbery case
• SoS fires back at fed lawsuit over election law overhaul
• Experts to lawmakers: Rural Georgia is lagging in quality-of-life indicators
• Kemp sending more Georgia National Guard troops to COVID-19 fight
• Floyd County COVID-19 test site open
• Keeping promises in Afghanista­n
• Rememberin­g a giant of Northwest Georgia politics
• The ugly end we all saw coming
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• Horse trying
• Deadline for conservati­on-themed poster, photo contest entries extended to Nov. 1
• ‘Painting for a Purpose’ returns with ‘Sunflowers’
• Chuck’s views on religion and culture
• Kansas Woman impatient with slow
• 9/11: What we learned
• How do I clear the cache in Chrome?
• Former bully now trying to make nice on social media
• MARK YOUR CALENDAR
• WAYCASIE, Martha “Tiny”
• Georgia Archives announces September presentati­ons
• Jimmy Simpson Foundation to host tourney to benefit capital expansion of Safehaven
• Ramblers rebound to secure first win for Scott
• Area XC teams hoping to blaze a trail to state
• Justice sets new personal best time
• XC PREVIEW
• LaFayette spikers go 2-1 at home last week
• Ridgeland starts Region 7-AAAA play with split
• Ringgold rolls past Ridgeland to claim home-opening game
• Heritage tames Lions in delayed season debut
• Middle school spikers trying to find rhythm at midway point of season

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