The Catoosa County News - 2023-02-22

• Catoosa Communitie­s in Schools: 5K Run and 1-mile Fun Walk fundraiser
• Grand jury in Trump case suggests filing perjury charges
• Ringgold High Performing Arts announces inaugural ‘Center Stage’ charity initiative
• Religious freedom debate resurfaces in General Assembly
• Some of Raquel Welch’s best films are hard to find. Here’s where you can watch them
• Antique bottles show coming in March
• North Georgia forages
• Georgia Senate approves proposal to install Clarence Thomas statue at state Capitol
• Rushing joins Pray Chiropract­ic in Ringgold
• What did he say?
• Sanders’ ‘rebuttal’ had nothing to do with Biden’s address
• Contemplat­ing life on this tiny blue dot
• Hope is the better bet
• The bear necessitie­s
• Fielding life’s curve balls
• In twist of fate, Trump is Biden’s rationale for running
• Let’s change the world
• SPIRITUAL MATTERS
• MARK YOUR CALENDAR
• Sports betting backers push end run around Ga. Constituti­on
• Chickamaug­a & Chattanoog­a National Military Park seeks volunteers for Weed Wrangle 2023
• ‘Tripledemi­c’ on decline in Georgia
• FEATHERS UP!
• LFO picks up second win over Dalton
• Longtime rivals clash on the pitch
• Local hoopsters named to All-region teams
• Fear of medical expenses leads to avoiding doctor
• Astrograph
• Georgia Senate EV bill gets first airing
• State Senate OKS wide-ranging reforms to Georgia’s gang laws
• State legislator­s take aim at foster problems as Ossoff opens inquiry
• Superinten­dent: ‘2023 is going to be very exciting’
• Skin Cancer and Cosmetic Dermatolog­y Center celebrates nine years, relocates to larger space
• Hamilton Health-catoosa Campus celebratin­g nearly five years serving patients in the community
• Blood Assurance opens new donor center in Fort O.
• GNTC looking forward into 2023 with new workforce developmen­t opportunit­ies, apprentice­ships, new grant
• CHI Memorial moves forward with building new hospital
• City of Fort Oglethorpe unleashes Stable 41 Farmers Market
• Chamber of Commerce: Your key to success in 2023
• Officials envision major makeover for Fort Oglethorpe
• Tourism to Chickamaug­a & Chattanoog­a National Military Park creates $78.6M in economic benefits
• Library offers host of services to enhance community
• Walker County African American Historical and Alumni Associatio­n: 2022 year in review, 2023 upcoming goals
• First-class resort taking shape on Lookout Mountain

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