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Former Georgia State Patrol Captain Don Stultz Dies

Tuesday, April 21

Former Georgia State Patrol Commander Don Stultz, a longtime law enforcement officer in Northwest Georgia, has passed away. Stultz retired after a decades-long career with the State Patrol, serving approximately 40 years in uniform. He rose through the ranks from trooper to captain, ultimately overseeing... Read More.

Walker County Sheriff’s Office Warns of Phone Scam

Tuesday, April 21

The Walker County Sheriff's Office is warning residents about a phone scam involving callers posing as law enforcement officers. According to the sheriff’s office, several citizens have reported receiving calls from individuals claiming to be deputies. The callers allegedly tell victims they have missed a... Read More.

Ossoff Pushes Legislation to Curb Insurance Delays in Patient Care

Tuesday, April 21

U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff is calling on Congress to take action against insurance practices that delay or deny medically necessary health care, saying patients across the country are facing harmful barriers to treatment. In a letter to Senate leaders, Ossoff said many Americans—including Georgians—are being... Read More.

Georgia Northwestern Technical College Names Patty Hart Vice President of Economic Development

Tuesday, April 21

Georgia Northwestern Technical College has announced the promotion of Patty Hart to vice president of Economic Development, elevating a longtime leader with more than 25 years of experience at the institution. Hart most recently served as director of Economic Development, a role she has held... Read More.

Georgia Gas Prices Continue to Fall, Offering Relief to Drivers

Monday, April 20

Georgia motorists are continuing to see some relief at the gas pump this week, as prices trend downward across the state despite ongoing global uncertainty. According to AAA – The Auto Club Group, the average price for a gallon of regular gasoline in Georgia is... Read More.

Georgia DOT Urges Drivers to “Slow Down” for Work Zone Awareness Week

Monday, April 20

The Georgia Department of Transportation is joining national partners this week to promote roadway safety as part of National Work Zone Awareness Week, which runs April 20–24. The annual campaign, coordinated with the American Traffic Safety Services Association and supported by groups including the Federal... Read More.

High School Sports Round Up: Tennis Heads to Post Season, Fishing Scores Big

Monday, April 20

LaFayette High School athletics will be well represented this week as postseason play and strong finishes on the water highlight Rambler competition. The Rambler boys tennis team is set to travel to Southeast Bulloch on Tuesday for first-round action, while the girls team will hit... Read More.

Walker County Commissioners to Hold Special Called Meeting Tuesday Afternoon

Monday, April 20

The Walker County Board of Commissioners will hold a special called meeting Tuesday afternoon, April 21, at 4 p.m. in the conference room of Courthouse Annex I, located at 101 South Duke Street in LaFayette. According to the published agenda, Chairwoman Angie Teems will call... Read More.

Walker County School Board to Meet Monday; Recognitions, Budget Items on Agenda

Sunday, April 19

The Walker County Board of Education is scheduled to hold its regular monthly meeting Monday, April 20, at 6 p.m. at the Walker County Department of Education building, located at 301 North Cherokee Street in LaFayette. Several student and academic achievements will be highlighted during... Read More.

Road Work Set to Resume at Chickamauga Battlefield

Sunday, April 19

Road construction is set to resume later this month at Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park, with improvements planned along Dyer Road inside the Chickamauga Battlefield. Park officials say the project will begin April 27 and is expected to continue through late May 2026. The... Read More.

Rock Spring Tax Office Remains Closed After Pipe Burst; Rossville Location Expands Hours

Sunday, April 19

The Walker County Tax Commissioner’s Office in Rock Spring will remain closed to the public through Thursday, April 23, following water damage caused by a burst pipe. County officials say cleanup and repairs are underway, but the office will not reopen until it is safe... Read More.

Red Flag Warning Issued For North Georgia

Sunday, April 19

North Georgia is facing an increased fire danger Sunday as dry and windy conditions move in behind a cold front. While some areas may see light rain overnight, conditions will quickly dry out by Sunday morning. A Red Flag Warning has been issued from noon... Read More.

Former Georgia State Patrol Captain Don Stultz Dies

Walker County Sheriff’s Office Warns of Phone Scam

Ossoff Pushes Legislation to Curb Insurance Delays in Patient Care

Georgia Northwestern Technical College Names Patty Hart Vice President of Economic Development

Georgia Gas Prices Continue to Fall, Offering Relief to Drivers

Georgia DOT Urges Drivers to “Slow Down” for Work Zone Awareness Week

High School Sports Round Up: Tennis Heads to Post Season, Fishing Scores Big

Walker County Commissioners to Hold Special Called Meeting Tuesday Afternoon

Walker County School Board to Meet Monday; Recognitions, Budget Items on Agenda

Road Work Set to Resume at Chickamauga Battlefield

Rock Spring Tax Office Remains Closed After Pipe Burst; Rossville Location Expands Hours

Red Flag Warning Issued For North Georgia

Local/Regional News

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