The Catoosa County News - 2018-10-24

• Early voting heavy
• Literacy group honors contributo­rs, volunteers, 2 GED grads
• New Outdoor Nature Club at Elsie Holmes
• ‘Night to Honor Israel’ to be Nov. 1
• Hurting for the victims of Hurricane Michael
• Labor commission­er race: Intriguing contrast in contenders
• Champions of freedom?
• The lost art of spelling
• SENTENCED
• Catoosa approves contracts for assessors
• Rossville man charged with DUI after crashing into mobile home
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department arrest report for Oct. 6-12, 2018
• How to dress for weather: From Halloween through Christmas
• Lafayette savoring first trip to Columbus in 10 years
• Heritage passing game lights up Southeast
• Sheppard lifts Haralson County past Ringgold
• Pickens tops Ridgeland for Region 6-AAAA football title
• Ringgold’s softball tournament run ends at Jefferson
• Red-hot Heritage headed back to Elite Eight
• Gordon Lee aces second-round test
• Playoff party over for Ringgold, LFO
• Gordon Lee sweeps Walker County XC Championsh­ips
• Lafayette moves on, Ridgeland heads home
• Lady Bobcats’ rally comes up short against Hiwassee
• Olympian Jennie Finch to speak at Gordon Lee High School on Nov. 16
• NGAC football title game reset for Thursday
• Fort Oglethorpe seniors take a three-hour tour
• Annual Burning Leaf Festival at Cloudland Community Park Oct. 27
• The Chief Fudge Officer
• CALENDAR

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