The Catoosa County News - 2018-02-21

• Fort Oglethorpe approves zoning request for proposed car wash
• High school student arrested after threat on social media
• Ringgold United Methodist addresses human traffickin­g
• Obituaries
• Crazy like a fox, or just plain crazy?
• UGA salute to Billy Payne brings back fond memories
• Author coming to Fort Oglethorpe to seek informatio­n from citizens
• Fort Oglethorpe purchases water meters, discusses sewer plans
• One door closes, another opens: Meet William Mathew
• Laying your work boots at the foot of the cross
• Celebratin­g Johnny Cash’s 86th birthday
• Calendar
• Ringgold’s “Festival of Flags” group receives $500 donation
• WoodSongs Dalton Concert Series to feature Mountain Cove and The Farmer & Adele
• Powerhouse Ringgold ready to roar again in Region 6-AAA
• Ring-chasin’ the motivation for Gordon Lee baseball
• Soccer: LFO, Heritage girls off to solid starts
• McSpadden’s buzzer-beater stuns Mountain View
• Arth adds DIII National Asst. Coach of the Year to staff
• After shaky start, Bobcats collect blowout win Lady Eagles finish third in ISC hoops tournament
• Generals
• Former General XC runner among tops academical­ly for Mocs
• Experience­d LFO looking to make noise in 6-AAA
• Ridgeland baseball team ready to get back to basics
• Braves newcomer McCarthy hopes to improve wayward slider
• ‘Shirtless’ Tonga skier, others, ‘live to fight another day’
• LEGOs at the 6th Cavalry Museum

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