The Catoosa County News - 2019-10-30

• DOGGONE FUN Fort Oglethorpe Bark City dog park opens
• Healthy Foundation­s looking for another location
• Jena Grant wins seat on Utility District board
• Ringgold considers allowing beer, wine sales at hotels
• Georgia Democrats talk winning game
• The University of Georgia is winning where it counts
• Gilded Age revisited
• On The Journey, Judy Bowman
• Ringgold approves zoning request to build townhouses
• Ringgold buys 300 American flags ahead of annual Veteran’s Day tribute
• Panthers take big step toward home playoff game
• Lafayette finishes 1-2 in Columbus
• LFO football picks up crucial victory at Sonoravill­e on Friday
• Haralson County grinds out win over Ringgold
• Heritage’s run ends in state volleyball quarterfin­als
• Lafayette spikes its way into Class 4A Final Four
• Ringgold volleyball team falls to defending 3A champs
• Glow disc golf to be held Oct. 30 at Jack Mattox Complex
• Gibson, Howell take top softball awards in Region 6-AAAA
• NCAA OKS waiver for Chattanoog­a’s Searcy
• Craft third, Henderson fifth at 6-AAAA cross country meet
• University of Tennessee at Chattanoog­a’s Smith, Jones make Preseason All-socon Team
• O’neal adds to prep running legacy as GLHS teams qualify for state
• Ringgold boys race their way to state
• Protect children’s eyes this Halloween
• How to talk to kids about Halloween safety
• How Luther got into the Hall of Fame
• SNODGRASS
• The lowered truck methodolog­y of preaching
• How can I test my UPS?
• ASTROGRAPH

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