The Catoosa County News - 2013-10-09

• Political forum Oct. 17 for Fort Oglethorpe council candidates
• Ft. Oglethorpe police detective files discrimina­tion complaint against city
• Ft. Oglethorpe plans to fix pool leak
• FORT OGLETHORPE
• Ringgold Police Department receives grant for teen drinking and driving awareness
• Driver Services working to improve customer experience
• SHERIFF'S
• Visiting students from North Carolina make alternativ­e plans as federal government closes Chickamaug­a Battlefiel­d
• Ward 3 candidates
• Ward 2 candidates
• Ringgold discusses new park, nixes old bleachers
• Fort Oglethorpe city council
• Ward 5 candidates
• It just takes one
• Ringgold honors Cherokee history with historic marker
• Physical therapy month
• Ringgold 'total team effort' stops Sonoravill­e
• Heritage volleyball setting new standards
• Thurman's plan triumph
• Wofford returns to sideline following gruesome injury
• Tigers earn first win
• NGAC Volleyball: LaFayette falls at home to Ringgold
• OBITUARIES
• 6th U.S. Cavalry will host memorial service and banquet Oct. 12 in Fort Oglethorpe
• Burning Bush Baptist Church in Ringgold celebrates new facility
• Thomas Harrison named Walker County Citizen of the Year
• Standing with Israel event held at Colonnade
• Chickamaug­a and Chattanoog­a National Military Park receives America’s Best Idea grant
• Current version of GED test expires Dec. 2013
• After school artsy camp offered at Woodstatio­n United Methodist Church
• “Home of the Dead”: Ghost town, hayride at Mystery Dog Ranch in Ringgold
• CALENDAR
• Local Halloween events, things that might go boo!
• Prater’s Mill country fair scheduled for Oct 12-13
• Rock City’s Rocktoberf­est festival celebrates German Heritage

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