The Catoosa County News - 2020-12-16

• CRISP AND CLEAN
• Healthy Foundation­s outlines its plans during public Zoom meeting
• ‘You can’t get COVID from this vaccine’
• Jeff Mullis leads the fight for election security
• Bank robbery suspect in custody, police say
• Supreme Court throws out lawsuit seeking to overturn election results
• County first responders launch tech to enhance safety, response time
• Sheriff Sisk warns public of rise in catalytic converter thefts in the area
• County approves $1.6M grading project for planned business park
• The lobbying game
• How Pelosi’s Trump Derangemen­t Syndrome hurt America
• I thought we were getting to skip winter ...
• Summing up 2020 in six words
• County approves Trans-aid grant, declares land surplus
• Veterans, Patriotic Citizens awards for 2020 in Catoosa and Walker counties
• On The Journey, Judy Bowman SPIRITUAL MATTERS
• Donation to Chattanoog­a Area Food Bank fights hunger
• Renter frustrated at landlord’s lack of help
• Georgia Northweste­rn holds drive-thru commenceme­nt
• A birthday celebratio­n for the ages
• Timothy’s success story
• CONFIDENCE BOOST
• Area players named to GACA All-state softball teams
• Stockburge­r has jersey retired at Ringgold
• Heritage boys off to 3-0 start in 7-AAAA
• Ridgeland takes down Gordon Lee, LFO on the mats
• Tanner Moore steps down, Megan Crawford promoted at Heritage
• Lafayette, Ringgold face Coahulla Creek in tri-match
• LFO boys claim two region victories
• Gordon Lee girls split first two region games
• Ringgold girls continue fast start
• Oakwood teams split weekend road games
• Lakeview girls earn road win at Saddle Ridge
• GHSA STATE FOOTBALL SCORES AND SEMIFINAL MATCH-UPS
• Heritage’s Robertson, Snyder sign on to play in college
• How do I remove a program from Windows?
• Christmas toys from the past

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