The Catoosa County News - 2017-11-08

• Catoosa, Walker citizens and veterans honored
• Obituaries
• Our local religious profile
• There is no question that it is time for Answer Man
• Ringgold receives $600,000 grant for new water tank project
• Be a Secret Santa for Catoosa foster children
• Ringgold adding new steel handrails to Depot decking project
• Local students experience live history lessons at Fort Oglethorpe’s 6th Cavalry Museum
• At Mars Theatre in LaFayette: “The Crucible” offers stark look at hysteria, paranoia and the danger of witch hunting
• Trans-Aid adds mobile upgrades to transport buses
• Catoosa County restaurant report for October 2017
• Hullender Family, Testimony Quartet will appear Nov. 10 at Ringgold’s Patriot Hall
• Forgotten presidents, part 1
• Four regional medical imaging facilities, including Battlefiel­d Imaging in Fort Oglethorpe, rebrand as PrimeImagi­ng
• Ringgold Playhouse announces 2018 season lineup
• Ringgold natives headline “Bus Stop” at Dalton State College opening Nov. 15
• 10-0! Ridgeland rolls into playoffs unbeaten
• Farrow commits to Chattanoog­a State
• Catoosa County swimmers hit the pool for season’s first prep meet
• Bremen denies Ringgold a state playoff berth
• Mat Panthers hope to continue rise toward region title LFO wrestlers striving for improvemen­t
• Gordon Lee’s season ends at St. Francis
• Bobcats rally late to win season debut
• CVMS claims season-opening Walker County Cup
• Local cheer squads compete in regionals, sectionals
• Calendar
• Catoosa County Library events for November

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