The Catoosa County News - 2018-03-21

• National School Walkout
• Fort Oglethorpe to evaluate Dietz Road traffic flow issues
• Obituaries
• Immigratio­n: Paradox immersed in ambiguity
• Sen. David Shafer needs to quickly resolve charges against him
• Secret debate tip for GOP
• Ringgold proclaims March “Music In Our Schools” month
• Ringgold discussing new plans for downtown recycling program
• Fort Oglethorpe to purchase new equipment for fire department, parks and recreation
• Catoosa Democrats learn about ballot questions, candidate for Congress
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department hosts cutting-edge crisis training
• Don’t turn off that hearing aid
• Calendar
• Heritage Middle School students join forces to help homeless animals
• Tigers on a tear
• Ridgeland announces first Athletic Hall of Fame class
• Paul Ellis named new head football coach at LaFayette
• LaFayette’s Cody Deal signs with Sewanee
• Track season in full swing for local teams
• Ringgold track teams test themselves at Calhoun meets
• Generals sweep Bruins in 6-AAAA showdown Eagles open with romp against Howard
• Warriors end week by stinging Calhoun
• Ramblers take two of three
• Heritage netters take control in 6-AAAA
• Ringgold golfers slip past North Murray at windy Windstone
• LaFayette boys have state playoffs in their sights
• Heritage doubles up on the road
• Gordon Lee finishes busy week still unscathed
• Lady Generals stay unbeaten, shut out county rivals Langford goes low to help LaFayette win
• Chattanoog­a Valley girls beat Saddle Ridge, Mustangs rally for tie
• What. Just. Happened?! NCAAs amp up the March Madness Family that found seven baseball cards worth millions finds eighth
• Kelehear, Wilcox, Wiley named GACA All-State
• Bad spellers of the world, untie!
• Christians United for Israel’s area pastors’ luncheons set for May 2 in Dalton and May 4 in Ringgold
• Week 10 update from the Capitol

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