The Catoosa County News - 2018-11-07

• HOWL-O-WEEN
• Heritage Middle shines in performanc­e scores
• Catoosa wraps stormwater improvemen­ts
• Heritage Book Club holds ‘Potter’-themed lock-in
• Ringgold takes over sewer for apartments
• Blaming Trump for synagogue massacre is stupid
• Nothing divine about having to wait to talk about election results
• Sir Winston Churchill: There’s numbers, statistics, and damned lies
• Can email be trick or treat?
• Thanks to Youtube, I’m ‘Mr. Fix-it’
• Spring water, drinking water ... gray water
• New pastor at Fort Oglethorpe First Presbyteri­an Church
• Holland Family Foundation funds 2 more Ben Carson Reading Rooms
• Watch valued at nearly $23,000 reported stolen from Ringgold residence
• NW Ga. unemployme­nt drops down in September
• Jaden Maxwell: Illusionis­t and builder of hope
• Traveling down a winding road
• Pedestrian safety in a careless, distracted world
• ‘United’ Heritage rolls past Northwest
• Lady Trojans’ run ends in state semifinals
• Ringgold clobbers Coahulla Creek
• Lafayette closes out 5-5 campaign with road victory
• LFO standout Martinez sets mark at state
• Logan receives AVCA national honor
• Pettigrew commits to Shorter University
• Lady Bobcats hoping to build on last year’s success
• Bobcats looking to rebound this season
• Mat Panthers counting on seniors to show the way
• Catoosa softball players named All-region in 6-AAA
• VOLLEYBALL
• OCA soccer Eagles pitch another shutout
• ‘Over The River and Through the Woods’ on stage in Lafayette Nov. 9-18
• Hullender Family and Testimony Quartet will appear Nov. 9 at Ringgold’s Patriot Hall
• Can you still hear the babies cry?
• CALENDAR

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