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Upgrades Coming to City of LaFayette Water and Sewer Systems

Citizens of LaFayette can expect new infrastructure projects in the days to come, specifically as it affects water and sewer. The City of LaFayette will begin reconstruction on its Wastewater Aeration System. This project will replace obsolete equipment that cannot be repaired or replaced  project.... Read More.

Glass Mill Road to be Closed

Some of those who travel through the the Glass Mill area will need to take alternate routes next week. A section of Glass Mill Road will be closed from 8:30AM till 3:00PM throughout next week. Contracting work will be done. They will be installing... Read More.

Walker County Restaurant Report

The latest restaurant report is out. Walker County: 88 Krystal 2354 N. Main St. Lafayette, GA. 93 Sonic Drive Inn Chickamauga 1016 Lafayette Rd. Chickamauga, GA 96 Domino’s Pizza 8868 110 Cove Rd. Chickamauga, GA 91 Wendy’s 399 N. Main St. Lafayette, GA 90 Clara’s... Read More.

Wednesday Morning News Headlines

Six felony arrests in Walker County on Monday.  Four of which were charges of violating probation.  Check out the full arrest report on our website at DiscoverWalker.com. An employee at the Sonic in Dalton has been arrested after pointing a loaded gun at a co-worker... Read More.

Walker County to Host Tire Amnesty Day

If you have tires that you need to relocate, the time is coming! Walker County shared the following on the Walker County Government website: Next Event: April 22, 2023 Time: 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Location: Walker County Landfill (5120 N Marble Top Road, Chickamauga) 12 tire limit... Read More.

WQCH & Georgia 93.7 Local News Headlines 4-18-23

LaFayette will begin an new infrastructure project at the south end of the city. By replacing 49 year old infrastructure, the 1.35 million dollar venture is meant to help build up capacity growth for Roper and other Industries. It will be funded by a... Read More.

LaFayette Hosts EAA and Young Eagles

Last weekend, the City of LaFayette Airport hosted the Experimental Aircraft Association. The EAA's Chapter 1617 involved their Young Eagles flight program. Nine students from local schools were introduced to aircraft and flight.