The Catoosa County News - 2017-02-22

• Ft. Oglethorpe hires new city manager and police chief
• High school teams to play in Children’s Fund Baseball Classic
• REINVENT YOURSELF
• Obituaries
• Are we up to the challenge?
• A salute to an Olympic champion and his pursuit of excellence
• Week Six update from the Capitol
• GDOL to host recruitmen­t for LMCS in LaFayette
• My 25 years with Cindy Sexton
• The Ringgold Playhouse presents Southern Fried Funeral” beginning Feb. 23
• Jim Souders’ birthday party and fundraisin­g dinner is Feb. 25
• Never celebrate Christian complacenc­y
• One and done
• Pittman’s free throw sends Lady Tigers to Sweet 16
• UTC announces newest Hall of Fame inductees
• Ringgold nine just fine in Savannah
• Registrati­on underway for adult softball leagues at Jack Mattox Complex
• Wire-to-wire win puts Ramblers in Sweet 16
• Ringgold looking to reel them in during inaugural season
• The foundation of medicine should be empathy
• Catoosa County State Court solicitor-general
• A journey into midwifery
• Meet Vanita Hullander, Catoosa County coroner
• Cornerston­e continues quiet growth
• Lax ambulance rules put paramedics, patients at risk
• 36 University ACT Prep in Ringgold helps students make the grade
• Extended drive-thru hours at North Georgia branches increases accessibil­ity
• Attorney Ken Poston on the law and government
• Sear’s Shoe Store: 50 Years in Fort Oglethorpe
• Parents, teenagers and the dangers of online dating
• Allen Slaven of Maxi Auto: From four-day deal to 33 years
• K-9 Tub Time, a place for God’s creatures
• Jan Henry becomes a caffeine addict
• 191,000 miles in one year

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