The Catoosa County News - 2018-10-03

• REVOLUTION OF CARE
• Catoosa County renews Trans-aid contract for seniors
• ‘Know in 24’ promise reflects center’s commitment
• Coroner Vanita Hullander on parenting, drugs, laws and culture
• Georgia governor’s race: GOP nail-biting time
• Georgia’s National Guard members are true heroes
• Somebody’s been had
• Secrets to a long life – for your car
• What are they for?
• What is the IOB?
• Catoosa receives Georgia DOE Pupil Transporta­tion Safety Award
• Fort Oglethorpe PD rehires retiree in a part-time role
• Catoosa, Walker Farm Bureaus seek entries for 2019 essay, art contests
• Fort Oglethorpe buys van to shuttle inmate work crew
• Picnic tables stolen from near West Side Elementary in Rossville
• Teens sacrificin­g needed rest
• Homecoming heartbreak: LFO falls to Adairsvill­e
• Instant Classic
• Prep Softball Report: Chase for Columbus begins this week
• Ringgold feasts on Sonoravill­e turnovers
• Ridgeland ground game grinds up Northwest
• Gordon Lee battles back to bounce Bowdon
• Middle School Volleyball: Lafayette to take momentum into conference tournament
• Bobcats place 11th in Valdosta
• LFO softball standout commits to Shorter
• Young Harris lands commitment from Ringgold pitcher
• Former Ringgold High standouts offering baseball lessons
• Katie Burrows Era begins at Chattanoog­a
• Major League dreams, Minor League realities
• Former Heritage runners lead Mocs in Louisville
• Ruschell announces UTC wrestling coaching staff
• STEAM-Y night at Ringgold Elementary School
• CALENDAR
• Potiphar’s wife and the weaponizat­ion of the #Metoo movement

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