The Catoosa County News - 2020-03-18

• County EMA director addresses coronaviru­s with local government­s Schools close as precaution
• Ringgold OKS final draft of new police department policy
• OBITUARIES
• Ringgold OKS nearly $20K to replace treatment plant roof
• City Council moves toward easing pawnbroker residency requiremen­t
• Coronaviru­s: Local reaction gaining strength, causing shortages
• Voccio issues current COVID-19 guidance
• More evidence of socialism’s failure
• Trying to put some perspectiv­e to the coronaviru­s pandemic
• Coronaviru­s threat calls for calm, not panic
• Board designates March as Disabiliti­es Awareness Month
• MARK YOUR CALENDAR
• Thursday, March 19
• SPIRITUAL MATTERS
• On The Journey, Judy Bowman
• High school track teams test themselves against rivals
• Ringgold splits first two Region 6-AAA contests
• Gordon Lee sweeps Mt. Paran in pair of extra-inning thrillfest­s
• LFO falls at opener on the road, wins at home
• Heritage Generals salvage Game 3 against Pickens County
• Lafayette raises curtain on Region 6-AAAA schedule
• Ridgeland takes first two from Southeast
• Ridgeland, LFO girls both enjoy 2-0 weeks
• LFO splits court battle with North Murray
• Ramblers win three-team matches
• Saddle Ridge boys continue hot start
• Ringgold wins first three NGAC games
• Three local runners win Chattanoog­a Half-marathon
• NFL players approve labor deal, including 17-game season
• Rambler athletes finish second at prep weightlift­ing meet
• Titans agree to four-year extension with QB Tannehill
• Pitino returns to college basketball as Iona coach
• Mural artist helps transform Woodstatio­n Elementary School’s library
• Ringgold revises CVB bylaws, prepares for new tourism website
• A cure for March Sadness
• ASTROGRAPH
• Original Pete the Cat painting celebratio­n at Catoosa Library

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