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Ringgold man sentenced for providing alcohol to teen killed in 2008 crash
A criminal court case in Judge Rebecca Sterns courtroom yesterday resulted in Trevor Guthrie age 42 pleading guilty to providing alcohol to minors and receiving a sentence of 11 months/29 days. He...
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The Ringgold Depot will be the site of a National Day of Prayer on May 6. From left: pastor Clyde Painter of Lake-side Baptist Church in Rocky Face, Ringgold mayor Joe Barger, and youth pastor Kyle Taylor of Parkway Baptist Temple in Fort Oglethorpe. (Catoosa News photo/Adam Cook) Ringgold plans Day of Prayer event for May 6
Ringgold City Council, during its regular meeting Monday night, approved a Day of Prayer event to take place May 6 at the Depot. “It’s a special event, and we’re really excited about it,” said Cly...
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Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report for Feb. 26 to March 4, 2010
The Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office, during Feb. 26 to March 4, answered 1,437 calls, including 74 that were booked on a total of 138 counts. The violations included both misdemeanor and felony ch...
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Georgia Northwestern in "wait and see" mode on budget cuts
According to news reports, colleges and universities statewide are expecting to lay off thousands of employees, eliminate programs and raise tuition in order if the state’s higher education ...
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Author Dan Jolley visits Lakeview Middle School
Top photo: Author Dan Jolley, a graduate of Ringgold High School, spoke to students at Lakeview Middle School on Friday, March 5, on his career and works. Jolley is a novelist, a comic book writer...
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Cherokee Ridge students donate to Operation Coffee Cup
For the month of February, students at Cherokee Ridge Elementary School in Chickamauga collected boxes of toiletries, coffee, sugar, creamer and soups for Operation Coffee Cup. Operation Coffee Cu...
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Ringgold fifth-graders donate $580 to "Pennies for Peace"
by Adam Cook
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Shortly after Thanksgiving, Melody Moore and her fifth-grade students at Ringgold Elementary School, began a project to help less-fortunate children in Pakistan. Each day since, the students have d...
Catoosa County power outage
by WTVC News Channel 9, Chattanooga
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Catoosa County 911 confirmed an apparent tranformer explosion knocked out power to a number of homes and businesses in the Ringgold area Monday night. Click here to read article Become a CatW...
Lookout Mountain town center takes step
by Chattanooga Times Free Press
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Lookout Mountain city officials took a major step toward building a new "town center" Tuesday after local businessman Scott Maclellan agreed to invest his capital in the project. About three years ...
Fort Oglethorpe fire destroys apartment, severely damages another
by WDEF News Channel 12, Chattanooga
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At least one apartment is a total loss and a second is severely damaged after a fire Monday in Ft. Oglethorpe. It happened at the Cedar Brook Apartments just before noon. One man is being called a ...
Defense files host of motions in case of former Chickamauga teacher accused of child molestation
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More than 30 motions have been filed in Catoosa County Superior Court in the case of a former Chickamauga school teacher accused of molesting three children. On Monday Judge Brian House presided o...
Walker County mission group witnesses heartbreak and hope in Haiti
by Christi McEntyre
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Walker County residents Barbara and Michael Cooper, founders of Haiti Helpers, returned last week from their first trip to the Caribbean nation since the devastating 7.0-magnitude earthquake on Jan...
National News
Pa. Woman Charged With Recruiting Jihadist Fighters
A Pennsylvania woman has been charged in federal court with conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists, conspiracy to kill in a foreign country, making false statements to a government official and attempted identity theft.
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Tue Mar 09 17:43:36 -0600 2010
N.Y. Chef Makes Cheese From Breast Milk
Daniel Angerer is used to getting attention over the food that comes out of his restaurant Klee Brasserie, but the New York chef is making more headlines than ever over a new dish — that instead comes out of his fiance's brassiere.
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Tue Mar 09 23:21:44 -0600 2010
Calling In the Bounty Hunters
Obama announces bipartisan-backed high-tech group to crack down on waste and fraud in Medicare, Medicaid
• Stupak 'More Optimistic' Abortion Fight Will End
• What's in a Deadline? For Health Care, Everything
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Wed Mar 10 00:26:56 -0600 2010