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The Ball Brothers and Roy Webb to perform in Rock Spring Dec. 13
Throughout the 2009 Holiday season, Christian recording artist, The Ball Brothers and pianist, Roy Webb will unite to present Christmas concert events in cities nationwide.
Walker County Restaurant report card
Restaurant inspections in Walker County are conducted by Environmental Health Services, a division of the Walker County Health Department, at 101 Napier St.
Farmers' Market to hold Crafters Day in Walker County on Nov. 14
Battlefield Farmers' Market will end its fifth season with its second annual Crafters Day on Saturday, Nov.
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Pigeon Mountain Trading Company Announces Beekeeping Store
LAFAYETTE, GA, November 10, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- A unique mercantile located in Northwest Georgia, Pigeon Mountain Trading Company brings to this area a complete line of beekeeping supplies that includes packaged bees with queens, bulk corn syrup for feeding, local raw honey, harvesting supplies, woodenware for the hive, and beekeepers ...
Cast your votes for the "Best of Walker 2009"
The Walker County Chamber of Commerce and the Walker County Messenger are sponsoring the second annual a oeBest of Walkera contest in which residents are encouraged to vote for their favorites in local services.
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Eight Disaster Recovery Centers To Close Friday: Three Remain Open
Eight of the 11 remaining Disaster Recovery Centers operated by the Georgia Emergency Management Agency and the Federal Emergency Management Agency will be closing this Friday, Oct.
North Georgia: Disaster relief centers closing
Disaster Recovery Centers in Catoosa and Chattooga counties are closing on Saturday, but one in Walker County will remain open, officials said.
Flood Damage Causing Detours and Headaches
The floodwaters are long gone in North Georgia but the damage is not. Road closures and detours are still causing headaches in Catoosa County.
Marijuana Stash in the Baby Crib in Walker County
Submitted by Bill Mitchell on September 30, 2009 - 7:28pm. Crime Walker County News A A A A A drug bust in Walker county.
Marijuana found concealed in baby's crib in Rock Spring
From left: Gina Marie Mule, Eric Lebron Upshaw and Johnny Person Jr. Walker County authorities said they found marijuana hidden in a babya TMs crib when they searched a residence in Rock Spring on Tuesday.
Walker County Sheriff's Office bookings for Sept. 16-22, 2009
These people were booked into the Walker County Detention Center during Sept. 16-22. Those with charges are innocent until they plead guilty or are proven guilty in a court of law.
Walker residents chased from homes by floods
Widespread flooding has left some Walker County, Ga., residents unsure when they will be able to return to their homes.
Perdue asks for federal disaster declaration
Contributed photo U.S. Rep Nathan Deal visiting North Georgia flood areas. Georgia Gov.
Walker sheriff says thankfully no serious injuries or fatalities for Walker from flood
Walker County Sheriff Steve Wilson said on Tuesday that, thankfully, Walker County did not experience any fatalities or serious injuries due to flood.
Balloons and Tunes Festival in Rock Spring, Ga.
Staff Photo by Lesley Onstott Amanda Mosier, Emily Baker, Emily Mosier and Michael Mosier stay dry under colorful umbrellas as the first band of the day performs at Balloons and Tunes Festival in Rock Spring, Ga., Sunday.
CENTER GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH IN ROCK SPRING, GEORGIA WILL HAVE THEIR ANNUAL LABOR DAY PICNIC AND AUCTION ON LABOR DAY, SEPTEMBER 7TH, 2009.
Georgia Northwestern cuts budget, but not departments
Like many local and state school and college systems, Georgia Northwestern Technical College is facing budget cuts.
Crimestoppers: Walker County Sheriff's Office
Go-cart stolen in Rock Spring A Rock Spring man said someone stole his Murray TCEME Camo 7HP go-cart from his residence on Hanshaw Drive.
Walker County Officials: Ambulance service getting unfair blame for county's budget woes
Emergency medical technician Chuck Walker jumps aboard his ambulance to head to an afternoon call covering Station No.
Siskin pediatric center opens today
As the number of children diagnosed with autism and other developmental disabilities continues to mushroom, another resource for families and children is opening today in Chattanooga.