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First Day of School in Walker County is August 7th

Wednesday, July 23

The first day of school is getting closer. Real close in fact for some in the area. Walker County heads back to the classroom on August 7th. In Chattooga County, they go back to school this week. Friday is the first day of school... Read More.

Police Seek Public’s Help Identifying Theft Suspects

Wednesday, July 23

Fort Oglethorpe, GA — The Criminal Investigations Division of the Fort Oglethorpe Police Department is asking for the community’s assistance in identifying individuals connected to a recent theft at a local business. Authorities have released surveillance images of the suspects and are urging anyone who... Read More.

Coca-Cola Confirms Cane Sugar Version of Classic Cola Coming to U.S. This Fall

Tuesday, July 22

Coca-Cola announced Tuesday it will introduce a cane sugar version of its classic cola to the U.S. market this fall, following a recent statement from President Donald Trump. Trump revealed on social media last week that Coca-Cola had agreed to begin using real cane sugar... Read More.

Walker County Fugitive Killed in Officer-Involved Shooting at Chattanooga McDonald’s

Tuesday, July 22

A man wanted on felony charges in Walker County, was shot and killed by law enforcement Monday night after ramming a patrol car in a Chattanooga McDonald’s drive-thru, according to authorities. The suspect, 38-year-old Erick Charles Roberson, was also wanted in Hamilton and Bradley counties,... Read More.

Walker County Schools to Continue Free Meals for All Students in 2025-2026 School Year

Tuesday, July 22

Walker County, GA – The Walker County School System has announced that all 15 schools in the district will continue offering free breakfast and lunch to students for the 2025-2026 academic year. This initiative is made possible through the district’s ongoing participation in the... Read More.

Police Warn of Phone Scam Using Officer’s Name and Department Number

Tuesday, July 22

Tuesday, July 22, 2025 — Local law enforcement is warning residents to be on alert after a concerning phone scam surfaced this week. A citizen reported receiving a call that appeared to come from the police department’s official phone number. The caller falsely identified... Read More.

Secretary of State Raffensperger Urges Return of First Liberty Contributions — Includes Local State Senator

Tuesday, July 22

Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is urging any political entity that accepted contributions from First Liberty, the Frost family, or any of their affiliates to return those contributions to the court-appointed receiver so that victims of the alleged fraud may be made whole. “Now is... Read More.

Bridging the Gap: Georgia DOT Launches Statewide Campaign to Prevent Bridge Strikes

Tuesday, July 22

In an effort to curb a recurring and costly transportation hazard, the Georgia Department of Transportation (Georgia DOT) has launched a new public awareness campaign aimed at reducing bridge strikes across the state. Titled “Check Your Height, Know It’s Right,” the initiative encourages drivers—particularly those... Read More.

Rock Climbing Feature Installation Underway at Greenway Park

Tuesday, July 22

LaFayette, GA — Installation of the highly anticipated rock climbing elements began last week at Greenway Park, bringing the community one step closer to the park’s grand opening, scheduled for Spring 2026. The newest addition features climbing opportunities for all ages and skill levels, including... Read More.

Over 5.2 Million Aboveground Pools Recalled After Drowning Deaths Reported

Tuesday, July 22

More than 5.2 million aboveground swimming pools sold across the United States and Canada over the past two decades are being recalled following reports of nine child drowning deaths linked to the products. The recall involves various models from Bestway, Intex Recreation, and Polygroup —... Read More.

Love’s Travel Stops Awards Grant to Support GNTC Truck Driving Students

Monday, July 21

ROCK SPRING, GA — Georgia Northwestern Technical College’s (GNTC) Commercial Truck Driving – Class A program has received a $1,000 grant from Love’s Travel Stops, providing critical support to students pursuing careers in the trucking industry. The grant, awarded through the GNTC Foundation, will allow... Read More.

Walker County School Board to Discuss Budget, Pre-K Programs, and New EMT Equipment at Tonight’s Meeting

Monday, July 21

The Walker County Board of Education is set to hold its regular monthly meeting tonight at 6:00 PM at the Walker County Department of Education Building, located at 301 North Cherokee Street in LaFayette. A number of important topics are expected to come before the... Read More.

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First Day of School in Walker County is August 7th

Police Seek Public’s Help Identifying Theft Suspects

Coca-Cola Confirms Cane Sugar Version of Classic Cola Coming to U.S. This Fall

Walker County Fugitive Killed in Officer-Involved Shooting at Chattanooga McDonald’s

Walker County Schools to Continue Free Meals for All Students in 2025-2026 School Year

Police Warn of Phone Scam Using Officer’s Name and Department Number

Secretary of State Raffensperger Urges Return of First Liberty Contributions — Includes Local State Senator

Bridging the Gap: Georgia DOT Launches Statewide Campaign to Prevent Bridge Strikes

Rock Climbing Feature Installation Underway at Greenway Park

Over 5.2 Million Aboveground Pools Recalled After Drowning Deaths Reported

Love’s Travel Stops Awards Grant to Support GNTC Truck Driving Students

Walker County School Board to Discuss Budget, Pre-K Programs, and New EMT Equipment at Tonight’s Meeting

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