The Catoosa County News - 2019-11-27

• Catoosa County to buy new excavator
• ‘What About All These American Flags?’
• FORT OGLETHORPE
• Georgia sets employment records in October
• Kelly Loeffler could be a game changer
• Baptists and controvers­y
• Reflection­s on giving thanks
• Report for Nov. 1-7
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department arrest reports: Nov. 1-7 and Nov. 8-14
• Catoosa County
• NHC Healthcare gives over $5,190 to schools
• Farm Bureau offers prizes for school contests
• Fine china and God’s love for the homeless
• Catoosa Public School inducts 5 REACH scholars
• New school, new challenges, same mascot for Metcalf
• COUNTY CLASH LFO girls, boys outlast rivals to win season openers
• Mocs Softball releases 2020 spring schedule
• Gordon Lee hoopsters raise curtain on new season
• Oakwood teams still perfect against conference foes
• Local high school grapplers get in pre-holiday work
• Few changes made as realignmen­t finalized by Georgia High School Associatio­n
• Biggest Corky Kell Classic ever on tap for 2020 with four-day lineup
• Heritage boys grind out win over Ringgold; Lakeview wins twice
• Ringgold girls go into holiday break still unbeaten
• Catoosa middle school swimmers compete in Dalton
• UTC to face USA National Softball Team in April in Chattanoog­a
• All-region football teams for 6-AAAA announced
• LFO youth wrestling sign-ups to be held Dec. 2 at field house
• Shelby Cole hoping to catch fire with the Flames
• Brayden Broome looking forward to playing at Samford
• Defensive specialist Maddie Clark taking talents to West Georgia
• Shop ‘Local Local’ at Lakeview-fort Oglethorpe
• Rock City’s Enchanted Garden of Lights will run through Jan. 4
• Teaching kids dollars and sense
• So basic they were built in fox holes
• How do you stop notificati­ons popping up?
• Wednesday, Nov. 27
• Boynton Lions fundraiser brings ‘The Polar Express’ to the Ringgold Depot Dec. 10

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