The Catoosa County News - 2019-06-26

• Plans for GE expansion mean 100 new jobs at Roper
• Catoosa eyes big savings with new healthcare plan
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department arrest report: June 7-13
• Catoosa Sheriff’s Office wins Battle of the Badges Blood Drive for 2019
• GNTC awards scholarshi­ps to 32 regional high school graduates
• What do we expect of our police officers?
• Kemp’s historic appointmen­ts: Sway more minorities to GOP?
• Health care should be a basic right for every American
• I was wrong, again ... 5 examples
• Benefit on June 29 for 8 year old Brayden Cordell
• Chalk art returns at ‘Patriotism at The Post’
• Catoosa County Boys
• Catoosa County Girls
• Tennessee powers past Georgia in All-star Softball Classic
• Flash retake CASL Red Division lead in dramatic fashion
• Tucker Windham makes cut at Georgia Junior Championsh­ip
• Nationals, Rangers pick up District 1 baseball titles
• Baseball is doomed on Florida’s Gulf Coast
• Sports Shorts: Tarver receives two national baseball honors
• CATOOSA GIRLS
• Ingle set to bolster Barons’ squad
• Mocs’ schedule ranked as second-toughest for ’19 season
• Friday, June 28
• Blood Assurance critically low on multiple blood types, platelets
• Local donors help Blood Assurance raise awareness and encourage blood donation with new Facebook feature
• ASTROGRAPH
• What is multi-factor authentica­tion?

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