The Catoosa County News - 2018-01-10

• A real tragedy
• County approves bid to renovate fire station
• Ringgold discussing software that would allow residents to report immediate maintenanc­e-type issues
• Obituaries
• Use it, or lose it
• Junior E. Lee talks about what to expect in 2018
• Bomar sworn in as Ringgold’s newest council member
• Ringgold approves new contract for streaming, archiving of council meetings
• County sets qualifying fees for 2018 elections
• Fort Oglethorpe planning roadway, crosswalk upgrades with grant funding
• Turning the water to whine
• Calendar
• The 2017 Catoosa/Walker County Football Dream Team Offense
• Tankersley leaving Ridgeland for Stephens County post
• LFO stung by Calhoun at home LaFayette boys continue torrid pace into 2018
• All six local teams represente­d on AP All-State teams
• Titans rally past Chiefs, 22-21, for comeback playoff win
• Local middle school hoops squads battle at Ringgold Winter Classic
• Weeding out my stuff
• Fire Department offering CPR classes, masks
• Fire Department installing smoke alarms for residents
• Medicare penalties for patient injuries to hit Georgia hospitals hard
• The Singing Echoes will perform at Ringgold’s Patriot Hall

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