The Catoosa County News - 2019-02-06

• Panel hears from kratom supporters, detractors
• Catoosa seeks transporta­tion grant funds to stripe roads
• Catoosa County awards bid for firefighte­r gear
• Preventing frostbite and hypothermi­a
• ‘New’ crime really an old one, with a simple solution
• If you can change your name and gender, why not your age?
• Left behind?
• Winding down and enjoying moments
• If nominated, I will not run ...
• Proposed deal would delay report on Ga. nuclear plant
• Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union branch in new Food City
• Boynton students win at Northwest Regional Tech Competitio­n
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department arrest report for Jan. 18-24, 2019
• Woman charged with threatenin­g to stab roommate
• Report flunks state on tobacco policy
• GNTC releases President’s, Dean’s Lists for fall 2018
• Lafayette boys gearing up for another postseason run
• Gordon Lee aiming to defend state championsh­ip
• Local football players named to GSWA All-state teams
• Lakeview girls edge out Heritage for NGAC tourney title
• Ringgold girls secure No. 1 seed, will host 6-AAA tournament
• Lafayette looking for improvemen­t in second season under Base
• LFO splits final games before region tournament
• Gordon Lee heads to postseason with momentum
• Over 20 local wrestlers qualify for Class 4A sectionals
• Bobcats drop two away from home
• Lady Bobcats claim road win over Bryan JV
• Wright adds former Moc to coaching staff
• Chattanoog­a Football Club offers public ownership
• Another Ringgold player makes college commitment
• Chattanoog­a Athletic Department announces 2019 Hall of Fame inductees
• 4-H youth represent Catoosa County at Project Achievemen­t
• Helping students overcome struggles
• Don’t be that ‘No one’
• CALENDAR

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