Georgia confirms 1st bird flu case of year in Walker County
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A Walker County jury has found a Jasper man guilty of trafficking in methamphetamine following a drug investigation at a local funeral home.Court records show a
Authorities say Johnathan Everett Boley was last seen on Dec. 31 around 11:30 a.m. in the 7000 block of Highway 195 in Jasper.
The Walker County Animal Shelter is currently operating at critical capacity as it works to care for an overwhelming number of animals. “By Tuesday the thirteenth, we have to have placement for those animals remaining on the list,
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Search for Johnathan Boley resumes in Walker County; father charged with chemical endangerment
The search for Johnathan Boley resumed early Friday morning with search teams continuing to scour the wooded area behind Jameson Boley’s home in Thatch. (Image courtesy of Boley family)
Smith said the FBI is working with local law enforcement to make sure the area is safe to continue the search.
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Cause of death still unknown for boy found dead in Walker County woods with dog by his side
An autopsy of the 4-year-old boy found dead two days after he wandered off from his father’s Walker County home showed no signs of trauma or assault, authorities announced Monday. Volunteer searchers found the body of Johnathan “John John” Boley shortly before 1 p.m. Friday. He was about two miles from his father’s home.
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Mother of 4-year-old Johnathan Boley expresses thanks to those who searched for her son in Walker County
"With all my heart, I want to thank every first responder, law enforcement officer, neighbor, and kind stranger who searched day and night for Johnathan," Angel Boley said in a statement.
WALKER COUNTY — A Walker County man has been arrested on several sexual abuse charges, where the victim was a minor. An affidavit from the Walker County Sheriff’s Office states that 62-year-old Terry Wren Price of Rossville was arrested on multiple charges. These include Rape, Aggravated Sodomy, and Aggravated Child Molestation.
Walker County Sheriff Nick Smith said a group that calls itself “More than Profit/Prophet Ministries” had been living in tents at a five-acre property in Empire illegally for months. Smith said up to 40 people at times lived at the property.
Walker County Sheriff Nick Smith shared that on Wednesday night, Jan. 7, the sheriff’s office launched literacy classes for inmates. The classes are done through a partnership with the Literacy Council at Jasper Area Family Services Center.
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