The Catoosa County News - 2018-02-14

• Georgia Supreme Court overturns Catoosa woman’s murder conviction
• Alternate traffic pattern to hit Ga. 151 in Ringgold starting Friday
• Obituaries
• Pay the piper, or ... ?
• This is a Valentine story that has no end
• Catoosa County News keeps legal notices, judge rules
• Catoosa County names new 911/Emergency Management Agency director
• Riley’s new ramp
• Estimate for bulletproo­f glass at Ringgold City Hall exceeds $40,000
• Catoosa County restaurant reports for January 2018
• Under the dome: Week five update from the capitol
• Ringgold delays voting on high bids for Phase II of Trail of Tears project
• LaFayette boys end 27-year region title drought
• Mariakis, Jarvis earn state wrestling gold in Macon
• Lady Warriors forced to settle for No. 4 seed from Region 6-AAA
• Tigers to open state at Cedar Grove
• Ridgeland’s Garner, Tucker make college choices official
• Ringgold Lady Tigers complete unbeaten run in NGAC
• LaFayette boys take down Heritage to cap perfect conference season
• Lady Panthers counting on seniors for production this spring
• Expectatio­ns on the rise for Panthers soccer this season
• High School Soccer: Local teams open 2018 season
• Cutting the string
• “Almost, Maine” opens at Ringgold Playhouse Thursday, Feb. 15
• Apple Man Production­s releases newest short film shot in North Georgia
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department renews agreements with area victim centers
• Snap out of it!
• Ringgold Playhouse holding auditions for “True West” Feb. 19 and 20

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