The Catoosa County News - 2020-02-12

• Ringgold officials determined to curb speeding in neighborho­ods
• Man arrested in insurance scam case
• County OKS hunting affidavit, appoints commission vice chair
• MARK YOUR CALENDAR
• Wednesday, Feb. 12
• Pre-k lottery enrollment set for Feb. 27 through March 25
• Smith Charitable Endowment encourages youth through 4-H
• Teachers must stay on alert at doings under the Gold Dome
• Still a stooge after all these years
• Trump acquittal should end ouster efforts
• SCAM ARREST
• RESTAURANT INSPECTION­S
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department arrest report: Jan. 24-30
• Thousands in jewelry stolen while family attended funeral
• SENSE & SENSITIVIT­Y
• ASTROGRAPH
• Lafayette boys set to open playoffs at home
• LFO boys to host in state basketball playoffs
• Ringgold girls ready to host first-round game at state
• ALL CHARGED UP
• Gordon Lee girls’ tourney run ends in 6-A quarters
• Heritage boys rally late against Gilmer to earn state playoff berth
• Lafayette girls’ hoopsters make history in Dalton
• Oakwood girls capture region championsh­ip
• Wallin earns state sectional title for Mat Ramblers
• Alex Kendrick to speak at FCA Banquet on Feb. 18
• GHSA to add bass fishing, girls’ flag football in ’20-’21
• Bailey Christol to play softball for West Georgia
• Local matchups to highlight 2020 area football schedules
• SCAD Esports program brings Savannah billion-dollar industry
• Heritage girls claim soccer season-opener against LFO
• GENERALS
• New XFL kicks off with entertaini­ng debut in DC
• Three more Heritage players make football decisions
• Reinhardt doubles up with Ridgeland duo
• Fort Oglethorpe is a board game
• Ringgold Playhouse kicks off 2020 season
• On The Journey, Judy Bowman
• Back Alley in Lafayette hosting auditions for Easter play ‘I AM’
• SPIRITUAL MATTERS

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