The Catoosa County News - 2018-09-19

• Growing the economy
• Ringgold awards bid for bulletproo­f glass at City Hall
• Ringgold OKs purchase of new water control system
• Meet Alicia Vaughn, new county manager
• A brief treatise on the art of being a Southerner
• Attorney General’s race: Newcomer Bailey challenges Carr
• Big pharma and big bucks
• The bearer of bad news
• Which Windows 10?
• State tourism team offers more than 100 pages of ideas after 3-day visit
• Battle of Chickamaug­a anniversar­y, Sept. 18-20
• 1937 DC-3 flying in to LaFayette for special Sept. 22 event
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department arrest report for Aug. 31 to Sept. 6, 2018
• Blood Assurance pitches in to help area affected by Hurricane Florence
• Georgia health facilities caring for Florence refugees
• FEATHERS UP
• ‘Motivated’ Ridgeland looking for longer stay in Columbus
• Gordon Lee cheerleade­rs eyeing state three-peat
• Prep Volleyball Report: Area seeding starting to come into focus
• Darlington grinds out win at Gordon Lee
• Prep Softball Report: Ringgold, Ridgeland score big region rivalry wins
• Middle School Softball: Three no-hitters highlight last week’s action
• Middle School Football: NGAC East Division lead up for grabs this week
• Middle School Volleyball: Heritage closing in on NGAC top seed
• Middle School Cross Country: Blue Tornado, Lady Patriots win at Heritage
• Bobcats earn top 10 finish in Alabama
• Lady Bobcats find road life tough
• Resilient Ringgold aiming even higher in 2018
• LFO cheer squad determined to take next step
• Baldwin offering baseball lessons
• Cheerleade­rs to represent Lafayette in London on New Year’s Day
• Ex-heritage Generals lead the way for Chattanoog­a in Nashville
• MARK YOUR CALENDAR
• Prater’s Mill Fair set for Oct. 13-14
• SPIRITUAL MATTERS
• Hurting people often lash out

The Catoosa County News - 2018-09-12

The Catoosa County News - 2018-09-26