The Catoosa County News - 2021-02-10

• Greene regrets ‘words of past;’ no explicit apology
• Catoosa County receives ‘Excellence in Learning Award’ for completion of profession­al leadership developmen­t program
• Q&A with Gov. Kemp: Vaccines, teachers, gambling and GOP
• Mullis introduces election reform bills
• Initial unemployme­nt claims down again in Ga.
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department arrest report for Jan. 22-28
• More COVID-19 variants found in Georgia, likely ‘widespread’ statewide
• State senators discuss raising school dropout age, stopping discipline report requiremen­t for school performanc­e rating
• What is pinging?
• Why is the National Guard still in Washington?
• It’s not over yet
• New election system
• MARK YOUR CALENDAR
• Bill pushing back deadline to seek absentee ballots advances in Georgia House
• Going home
• Gordon Lee takes two from Oakwood Christian
• New coaches looking to make their marks with soccer teams
• NGAC top seeds polish off title runs
• Lafayette girls hold off LFO in 6-AAA shootout
• Catoosa rivals split late-season showdowns
• Boren’s big night pushes Ridgeland girls past Hixson
• Heritage girls’ offense sharp in opener
• Ridgeland shooters best Cartersvil­le, remain unbeaten
• Clinton realizes his dream in signing with Shorter
• Hemphill chooses Cumberland­s for next softball chapter
• 2020-2021 NGAC Basketball Awards
• Critics warn bill before General Assembly threatens local embrace of clean energy
• SPIRITUAL MATTERS

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