The Catoosa County News - 2020-02-19

• Employees voice support for city manager amid allegation­s from former police chief
• New Dollar Tree expected to open in Ringgold shopping center in June
• There’s still time Qualifying residents can save on property tax
• This is a Valentine story that has no end
• Addiction: Reducing stigma and promoting recovery
• Michael might be the man
• Sen. Jeff Mullis: Update from the Gold Dome
• What’s your guilty pleasure?
• Jimmy Spurling seeking Catoosa County coroner post
• What’s next?
• SPIRITUAL MATTERS
• Rememberin­g the evolution of February’s Black History Month
• On The Journey, Judy Bowman
• Lafayette boys earn second region title in three seasons
• Ringgold girls finish as runner-up in 6-AAA
• Finding more offense will be key for Lafayette
• LFO counting on seniors in Holden’s second season
• Pitching, experience on the side of Gordon Lee
• Heritage nine are banking on versatilit­y
• Ridgeland is taking old-school approach into the new season
• Spring training’s here! Pitchers, catchers and sign-stealers, play ball!
• Chattanoog­a Sports Hall of Fame ceremony coming up on Monday
• Asthmatic reader questions going on hiking trip
• ASTROGRAPH
• Oakwood Middle School girls win ISC championsh­ip
• New faces in new places for Ringgold in 2020
• Around the world and into space with ham radio at Lafayette Middle School
• Local 4-H youth represent Catoosa County at District Project Achievemen­t at Georgia Highlands College
• MARK YOUR CALENDAR

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