Walker County Messenger - 2022-06-22

• County advertisin­g for animal services director
• Walker County Animal Shelter Q&A with Joe Legge
• A task force that spoke with teachers across Georgia says they need reduced class sizes
• GNTC’s Youth Success Academy holds graduation ceremonies
• 6th Cavalry Museum marks McKeever retirement celebratin­g 18 years of growth
• Joe Biden and the powerless presidency
• Garland’s dilemma grows as evidence piles up
• Is our democracy in danger of eroding away?
• Pain at the pumps: Lessons learned
• A needed revival of fatherhood
• Georgia Department of Public Health updates mysterious hepatitis and monkeypox outbreaks
• Report: Georgia ranked 47th in managing COVID
• Rail fences and oxen
• Georgia Associatio­n of Educators endorses Democrat Stacey Abrams
• GNTC President’s and Dean’s Lists for spring 2022
• Grant Langford rallies for first Chicken Dinner title
• GADA Director’s Cup winners determined
• Georgia rallies for Softball Classic split
• Sharks take down Flash in Red Division clash
• Jackson to take over men’s golf at Covenant
• Local youth sports camps continue this week
• Employee surprised by dream-job dismissal
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