Ringgold, GA News

• Ringgold, GA News
• Thieves steal vehicles from LaFayette auto dealership, push them off mountain
• 27 candidates qualify for Walker County elections
• 27 candidates qualify for Walker County elections
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 93
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 93
• Saturday, May 26, 2012: Mark your calendar
• Ronald McDonald House Charities radiothon on Hippie Radio May 31
• Ronald McDonald House Charities radiothon on Hippie Radio May 31
• Walker County, Chickamauga schools: State funding cuts mean smaller budgets, fewer teachers
• Walker County, Chickamauga schools: State funding cuts mean smaller budgets, fewer teachers
• Stage lineups for Ringgold's 1890s Day Jamboree beginning tonight (May 25)
• U.S. Air Force awards Pasley with Bronze Star
• Newspaper offices closed Memorial Day
• Local high school graduation ceremonies
• Qualifying ends today at noon
• Weather Friday: Mostly sunny, high 91
• Victims ID'd in double murder in Whitfield County
• Ringgold men try to flee police checkpoint
• Georgia Northwestern Tech, Macon State sign articulation agreement
• Mohawk Industries adding 500 jobs in Chattooga
• Fort Oglethorpe police investigating armed robbery
• Focus on local at The 100 Dinner fundraiser for Crabtree farms
• Weather Thursday: Sunny, high 86
• Thursday, May 24, 2012: Mark your calendar
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: May 22, 2012
• Chattanooga Bridgefest: Local Girl Scouts to celebrate centennial June 2
• Ringgold eyes adding more officers to police department
• Weather Wednesday: 20% chance of rain, partly sunny, high 82
• Wednesday, May 23: Mark your calendar
• Meet Jennifer Scott, Boynton Elementary School’s 2011-12 Teacher of the Year
• Veterans celebrate Armed Forces Day in Walker County
• High schools in Catoosa County will hold graduation ceremonies this weekend
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: May 21, 2012
• Ringgold, mayor honored by Marines
• Ringgold, mayor honored by Marines
• Ringgold to hold annual 1890s Day Jamboree this weekend
• Police: Burglar caught in the act in Fort Oglethorpe
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: May 20, 2012
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: May 3-10, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: May 19, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: May 18, 2012
• Walker Chamber hosting political candidates forum
• Walker Chamber hosting political candidates forum
• Grant awarded to purchase new supplies for Walker Sheriff’s Office
• Grant awarded to purchase new supplies for Walker Sheriff’s Office
• Weather Monday: 50% chance of rain, high 85
• Weather Monday: 50% chance of rain, high 85
• Monday, May 21: Mark your calendar
• LaFayette rocks the square; music fest draws thousands
• Weather Sunday: Mostly sunny, high 85
• Weather Sunday: Mostly sunny, high 85
• Stone Creek Elementary teacher named Teacher of Year for Walker County school system
• Lookout Mountain Conservancy needs your ideas at free community brainstorming event
• Lookout Mountain Conservancy needs your ideas at free community brainstorming event
• Search begins to replace LaFayette’s public safety director
• Search begins to replace LaFayette’s public safety director
• Lake Winnepesaukah salutes military on Memorial Day
• Lake Winnepesaukah salutes military on Memorial Day
• Georgia Department of Labor hosting “Online Job Search” online chat
• Georgia Department of Labor hosting “Online Job Search” online chat
• Ringgold police foil burglary attempt, two-day crime spree
• Ringgold police foil burglary attempt, two-day crime spree
• Clay Walker at Lake Winnepesaukah’s Jukebox Junction Stage
• Search begins to replace LaFayette’s public safety director
• Weather Friday: Mostly sunny, high 84
• Walker County sheriff’s employee faces 11 felonies for stealing guns
• Walker County sheriff’s employee faces 11 felonies for stealing guns
• Active duty U.S. military offered free entrance to all national parks
• Active duty U.S. military offered free entrance to all national parks
• Walker Chamber hosting political candidates forum
• Walker Chamber hosting political candidates forum
• Double-slaying Hutcheson shooter pleads guilty, sentenced to two life terms
• Walker County unemployment reaches new post-recession low
• Kid’s Station Christian Learning Center earns accolades for quality
• "Ring of Fire" eclipse visible from China to Texas
• As Facebook grows, millions say, "no, thanks"
• Georgia jobless rate now lowest in 3 years
• Census: Minorities now surpass whites in US births
• No tears as Ga. woman sees bacteria-ravaged hands
• Georgia Public Service Commission approves Georgia Power rate cut, effective June 1
• Tommy Freeman no longer LaFayette police chief
• Walker County Republican candidate qualifying May 23-25
• Deputies: Fla. mom killed 4 kids, then herself
• Weather Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high 83
• Wednesday, May 16: Mark your calendar
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: May 14, 2012
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: April 27-May 2, 2012
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: April 27-May 3, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: May 1-8, 2012
• April 2012 heats up as 5th warmest month globally
• Weather Tuesday: 30% chance of rain, high 80
• Tuesday, May 15: Mark your calendar
• Event involving more than 1,000 bike riders launching in Fort Oglethorpe
• Event involving more than 1,000 bike riders launching in Fort Oglethorpe
• Ringgold man gets sixth DUI, second in a week
• Ringgold man gets sixth DUI, second in a week
• Annual veterans barbecue in LaFayette on May 19
• Annual veterans barbecue in LaFayette on May 19
• Local lawmakers join U.S. senators, representatives for open office day
• Local lawmakers join U.S. senators, representatives for open office day
• John Gass looking to continue as Catoosa’s chief magistrate
• John Gass looking to continue as Catoosa’s chief magistrate
• Weather Monday: 50% chance of rain, high 76
• Monday, May 14: Mark your calendar
• Georgia Department of Agriculture advises: Do not eat any fresh fish or frozen shellfish from Korea
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Ryan David Fickey
• Weather Sunday: 80% chance of rain, high 72
• Walker County and company officials react to Sunrae’s tepid welcome
• Georgia Supreme Court upholds life sentence in Walker County road rage murder
• Catoosa schools honor local business partners and mentors
• National Weather Service begins flood forecasting at West Chickamauga Creek in Fort Oglethorpe
• Police: Chickamauga woman arrested in Fort Oglethorpe for drugs, shoplifting
• Police: Chickamauga woman arrested in Fort Oglethorpe for drugs, shoplifting
• Weather Friday: Sunny, high 78
• Weather Friday: Sunny, high 78
• Friday, May 11: Mark your calendar
• Lookout Mountain plans to gather developers’ ideas for town center
• Chickamauga men arrested in marijuana selling operation
• Police say woman arrested for DUI tried to blame bad driving on texting
• Rossville RICO case goes before Georgia Supreme Court
• Postal Service loses $3.2B in 2nd quarter
• Police: Man arrested for stealing from Taco Bell in Fort Oglethorpe while drunk
• Obama making cultural waves, or just a ripple?
• A slo-mo evolution for Obama on gay marriage
• Weather Thursday: Sunny, high 76
• Thursday, May 10: Mark your calendar
• Tiger Creek Elementary plant trees in memory of tornado victims
• Tiger Creek Elementary plants trees in memory of tornado victims
• “Thank you” to Robert Mashburn
• 6th Cavalry members to reunite in Fort Oglethorpe
• Ringgold author finishes sequels to 2008 debut novel, book signing at Catoosa library May 22
• Chickamauga Elementary principal jumping out of plane, Silver Wings parachuting into Gordon Lee stadium
• Wednesday, May 9: Mark your calendar
• Fundraiser to be held May 12 in memory of teen
• Weather Wednesday: 40% chance of rain, high 74
• Weather Tuesday: 60% chance of rain, high 80
• Rosewood in Fort Oglethorpe expands to meet growing senior population
• Employee arrested on theft charges at Fort Oglethorpe Auto Zone
• Walker County welcomes bottled water business
• Walker County welcomes bottled water business
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: April 25 to May 1, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: April 25 to May 1, 2012
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: April 20-26, 2012
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: April 20-26, 2012
• Second annual Run for Ringgold held to support schools
• Ringgold hosts National Day of Prayer
• Twitter plays outsize role in 2012 campaign
• Twitter plays outsize role in 2012 campaign
• Local teen trained as Tourette's Syndrome youth ambassador in Washington, D.C.
• Local teen trained as Tourette's Syndrome youth ambassador in Washington, D.C.
• Are two heads better than one? Local boy catches lizard with two heads
• Are two heads better than one? Local boy catches lizard with two heads
• Weather Monday: 30% chance of rain, high 82
• Weather Monday: 30% chance of rain, high 82
• Monday, May 7: Mark your calendar
• Fees increasing for GED test-takers, coincides with computer-based GED test implementation
• Fees increasing for GED test-takers, coincides with computer-based GED test implementation
• Weather Saturday: 40% chance of rain, partly sunny, high 90
• Weather Saturday: 40% chance of rain, partly sunny, high 90
• Saturday, May 5: Mark your calendar
• Saturday, May 5: Mark your calendar
• Chickamauga ammunitions store plans withdrawn, firing range issue now moot
• Truck roof ripped off by overpass in Ringgold
• Former Ringgold pitbull owner requests jury trial; neighbors claim young bite victim seen unsupervised
• Heat-air units stolen from Fort Oglethorpe law office
• Lookout Mountain discusses town center overhaul, residents okay with tax money to fund project
• Weather Friday: Slight chance of rain, mostly cloudy, high 85
• State technical college system approves new fee structure for GED testing
• Distinguished war veteran Robert Honeycutt of Rossville buried
• Hospital credit union to expand outward Hutcheson Federal Credit Union to build new facility
• White-nose syndrome found on bats in Lookout Mountain cave
• Man arrested for in Fort Oglethorpe for trespassing while on a scooter
• Weather Thursday: Chance of rain 60%, mostly cloudy, high 80
• Thursday, May 3: Mark your calendar
• Volunteers beautify Hutcheson hospital grounds
• Dalton man arrested for LaFayette thefts
• Employee caught stealing from Rugged Wearhouse in Fort Oglethorpe
• Ringgold man arrested for attempting to steal vitamins from Wal-Mart
• Motorcyclists ride to remember fallen heroes
• Weather Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high 88
• Catoosa, Walker counties celebrate 2012 Relay for Life
• Catoosa, Walker counties celebrate 2012 Relay for Life
• Hutcheson farewells controller Denise Baker, hails Farrell Hayes
• Hutcheson farewells controller Denise Baker, hails Farrell Hayes
• Ringgold Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep celebrates grand re-opening one year after storm
• Ringgold Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep celebrates grand re-opening one year after storm
• Walker County learning from the storm, preparing for the next one
• Walker County learning from the storm, preparing for the next one
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Walker County to purchase new fire-training tower in anticipation of ISO inspection
• LaFayette police now armed with tasers
• Weather Tuesday: 20% chance of rain, partly sunny, high 88
• Tuesday, May 1: Mark your calendar
• Weather Monday: Mostly sunny, high 90
• Monday, April 30: Mark your calendar
• LaFayette earns 2012 National Main Street accreditation
• Dalton State projects budget shortfall, eliminating positions, cutting hours
• LaFayette Middle School hosting live Q&A with astronauts on International Space Station
• Community worship service held in Ringgold to mark one-year anniversary of tornado
• Community worship service held in Ringgold to mark one-year anniversary of tornado
• Weather Saturday: Partly sunny, high 84
• Weather Saturday: Partly sunny, high 84
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: April 13-19, 2012
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: April 13-19, 2012
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: April 13-19, 2012
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: April 13-19, 2012
• Farmer’s market coming to Ringgold
• Farmer’s market coming to Ringgold
• Brad Palmer running for Catoosa County chief magistrate judge
• Brad Palmer running for Catoosa County chief magistrate judge
• Catoosa County, cities prepare to renegotiate local option sales tax revenues
• Catoosa County, cities prepare to renegotiate local option sales tax revenues
• Weather Friday: Slight chance of rain, partly sunny, high 78
• Friday, April 27: Mark your calendar
• Health system suffers $4 million loss in March; Erlanger burdened by uncompensated care
• Fort Oglethorpe sets entry-level pay, authorizes work on canoe launch
• DOT begins resurfacing Ga. 2 in Catoosa
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: April 11-17, 2012
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: April 6-12, 2012
• Jack Napolitano: West Side Elementary School’s “Teacher of the Year”
• In Walker County, progress continues one year after the storm
• Tornado anniversary: Motivation trumps denomination in Walker County
• “Storm to Strength”: Tornado anniversary service Friday night at Ringgold High School
• Weather Thursday: 30% chance of rain, mostly cloudy, high 79
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: April 23, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: April 22, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: April 21, 2012
• Woodstation Elementary School faculty raises money for MS research
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: April 20, 2012
• Younger voters in play this election
• Romney sweeps 5 wins, promises "better America"
• Weather Wednesday: Partly sunny, high 78
• Wednesday, April 25: Mark your calendar
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: April 17, 2012
• Walker County officials break ground for new school
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: April 16, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: April 15, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: April 14, 2012
• Ringgold pitbull owner pleads not guilty in dog attack case; trial date set
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office, DEA helping residents dispose of prescription drugs
• Weather Tuesday: Slight chance of rain this afternoon, partly sunny, high 66
• "Think Like a Man" takes top spot with $33.6 million
• Obama takes on college costs, eyes young voters
• Twins born after mom stays on respirator for month
• Convicted murderer Sam Parker denied new trial
• Aging workforce strains Social Security, Medicare
• Opening arguments set to begin in John Edwards trial
• Tech college still has tentative plans to build in Catoosa County
• Elections heating up in Catoosa County; candidates can qualify next month
• Weather Monday: Mostly sunny, high 60
• Weather Sunday: Partly sunny, high 63
• Dalton State announces tuition increase
• Dalton State announces tuition increase
• DOT begins resurfacing Hwy. 2 in Catoosa
• DOT begins resurfacing Hwy. 2 in Catoosa
• Fort Oglethorpe DDA approaches Catoosa County over museum funding; commissioners “willing” to hear options
• Fort Oglethorpe DDA approaches Catoosa County over museum funding; commissioners “willing” to hear options
• Chickamauga Planning Commission disapproves shooting range request
• Chickamauga Planning Commission disapproves shooting range request
• Orange Grove Center opens Ringgold office
• Orange Grove Center opens Ringgold office
• Friday, April 20: Mark your calendar
• Uncompensated care continues to drain Hutcheson hospital’s coffers
• Uncompensated care continues to drain Hutcheson hospital’s coffers
• Weather Friday: Chance of rain, mostly cloudy, high 76
• Levon Helm, key member of The Band, dies at 71
• Rossville man charged with prescription forgery in Fort Oglethorpe
• Identity of Chickamauga man killed in wreck is released
• Chickamauga Battlefield program will showcase training for Spanish American War
• Volunteers needed for work day to improve Erlanger at Hutcheson grounds
• Dalton State schedules Quick Admit Day
• Entrance fee waived at Point Park during National Park Week
• Fort Oglethorpe DDA proposes alternative for post gym buy
• Secret Service tries to quell furor over scandal
• Public hearing to discuss firing range in Chickamauga
• Catoosa County detective shoots, kills burglary suspect in police standoff
• More details on wreck in which Chickamauga man was killed
• More details on wreck in which Chickamauga man was killed
• Ga. handcuff case renews school policing debate
• Ga. handcuff case renews school policing debate
• Obama signals for 2012: It's all about the economy
• Obama signals for 2012: It's all about the economy
• Weather Wednesday: 90% chance of rain, high 71
• Wednesday, April 18: Mark your calendar
• Rossville man arrested for stalking
• Raymond Evans uncovers area’s treasured past
• Police: Teen shoots at police during multi-city chase
• Catoosa County commissioner Jim Cutler running for second term
• Catoosa County commissioner Jim Cutler running for second term
• LaFayette setting up ethics committee
• LaFayette setting up ethics committee
• Chickamauga receives grant for historical preservation survey
• Judges, journalists clash over courtroom tweets
• Dempsey: Military embarrassed by Colombia scandal
• Chickamauga man killed in wreck
• Department of Labor closing Fort Oglethorpe career center
• LaFayette hiking electricity rate
• LaFayette hiking electricity rate
• "Hunger Games" earns $21.5M to slap down "Stooges"
• "Hunger Games" earns $21.5M to slap down "Stooges"
• 3-D release steers 'Titanic' past $2 billion mark
• 3-D release steers 'Titanic' past $2 billion mark
• Long political fights ahead over dueling tax plans
• North Ga. interstate reopens after fiery wreck
• Weather Sunday: Mostly sunny, high 83
• Weather Saturday: Mostly sunny, high 77
• Weather Saturday: Mostly sunny, high 77
• Saturday, April 14: Mark your calendar
• Saturday, April 14: Mark your calendar
• Northwest Georgia College and Career Academy hosting career/college fair
• Northwest Georgia College and Career Academy hosting career/college fair
• Rabies/shots clinics in Catoosa on back-to-back Saturdays
• Rabies/shots clinics in Catoosa on back-to-back Saturdays
• Woodruff launches campaign for district attorney for Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit
• Woodruff launches campaign for district attorney for Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit
• What’s next for Fort Oglethorpe's 6th Cavalry Museum?
• Man shot during argument over weed trimmer in Ringgold
• China's economic growth falls to nearly 3-year low
• "Dateline NBC" series puts parental maxims to test
• Study: More female driver mistakenly hit gas pedal
• Chickamauga park seeks volunteers for artillery demonstrations
• Walker County COAD: Disaster preparedness and recovery for citizens, by citizens
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: April 10, 2012
• Georgia first lady Sandra Deal visits Performance Learning Center in Catoosa County
• Zimmerman makes court appearance in Fla. shooting
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: April 9, 2012
• Sam Parker’s attorney argues for new murder trial, says victim’s remains conflict with testimony
• LaFayette to try weekly garbage pickups
• LaFayette curtailing gas line extension plans
• Prosecutors face hurdles in Trayvon Martin case
• Wraps come off special operations Afghan war plan
• Sony to cut 10,000 jobs, turn around TV business
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: April 6, 2012
• Official: Charges coming in Trayvon Martin death
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: April 5, 2012
• Stocks make a U-turn, rising after big decline
• Calif. prison panel denies Manson's bid for parole
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: March 23-29, 2012
• Manson likely a no show for his parole hearing
• Obama-Romney showdown starts with a harsh tone
• Rossville sex offender sentenced to life without parole
• Weather Wednesday: Sunny, high 63
• Poker run motorcycle ride to benefit veterans memorial
• Walker County: Rabies clinics provide low-cost vaccines for household pets
• VIP dignitaries tour businesses and historical sites in Walker, Catoosa counties
• Catoosa County STAR students honored by schools and community
• Man arrested for shoplifting after falling asleep in Wal-Mart in Fort Oglethorpe
• Rockmart man dies in shooting Saturday
• Finster's Paradise Garden on historic register
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Ringgold water, sewer rates on the rise
• Road closings for work in Catoosa County
• After $1 billion, experts see progress on autism's causes
• Facebook buying photo-share app Instagram for $1 billion
• 2 held in Tulsa attacks; motive investigated
• Weather Monday: Sunny, high 75
• Gingrich: Still in, says Romney likely GOP nominee
• Tulsa police say shootings may have been revenge
• Mike Wallace, "60 Minutes" interrogator, dies
• Matt Lauer tells viewers he's staying at "Today"
• US job market takes a break after hiring binge
• Battlefield Imaging earns American College of Radiology accreditation
• IRS has $30 million for Georgians who have not filed 2008 tax return
• New photo shows old man Manson at 77
• New photo shows old man Manson at 77
• Fourth straight month of strong US hiring expected
• Innovation allows homebound LaFayette High student to interact with class
• “Friends of Statts” benefit concert draws huge crowds for a good cause
• Brooke Groves: Battlefield Primary School’s “Teacher of the Year”
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: April 3, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: April 2, 2012
• Walker County commissioner kicking off re-election campaign this afternoon
• US unemployment claims hit 4-year low
• US stocks turn mixed, erasing early losses
• US growth of distant suburbs falls to historic low
• Weather Thursday: 70% chance of rain, high 77
• Thursday, April 5: Mark your calendar
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 30, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 30, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 29, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 29, 2012
• Tunnel Hill man arrested for child molestation
• Chickamauga man wanted in Texas is nabbed in Fort Oglethorpe
• Worst day in a month for US stocks
• Chattanooga area songwriters add downtown LaFayette to musical roster
• Tornado-wrecked Dallas begins assessing damage
• Weather Wednesday: 40 percent chance of rain, partly sunny, high 83
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 27, 2012
• Wednesday, April 4: Mark your calendar
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 25, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 24, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 23, 2012
• Pottery kiln arrives in the nick of time
• Governor signs ban on synthetic marijuana
• Weather Tuesday: 30 percent chance of rain, mostly sunny, high 86
• 200 plants discovered in Rossville pot bust
• 200 plants discovered in Rossville pot bust
• State of the County address: Commissioner says Walker doing well, sees more promise for future
• State of the County address: Commissioner says Walker doing well, sees more promise for future
• Ringgold’s Mt. Peria Baptist holds groundbreaking to rebuild church destroyed by tornado
• Ringgold’s Mt. Peria Baptist holds groundbreaking to rebuild church destroyed by tornado
• Fort Oglethorpe leaders have change of heart on museum
• Fort Oglethorpe leaders have change of heart on museum
• Winners at the Academy of Country Music Awards
• Winners at the Academy of Country Music Awards
• Swift caps 24 hours to remember with win at ACMs
• Market optimism fades on European economy fears
• 1940 census records include 21 million still alive
• Weather Monday: Mostly sunny, high 85
• Weather Sunday: Mostly sunny, high 83
• Mega Millions winners are rich, but not THAT rich
• Sunday, April 1: Mark your calendar
• Saturday, March 31: Mark your calendar
• Saturday, March 31: Mark your calendar
• Obama calls on Congress to pass "Buffett Rule" tax
• Obama calls on Congress to pass "Buffett Rule" tax
• Kan., Ill., Md. tickets share lottery jackpot
• Kan., Ill., Md. tickets share lottery jackpot
• Weather Saturday: Chance of rain, high 79
• Weather Saturday: Chance of rain, high 79
• Americans bet nearly $1.5B to win record jackpot
• Americans bet nearly $1.5B to win record jackpot
• Sam Parker to seek motion for new trial
• Sam Parker to seek motion for new trial
• Police investigating fatal Catoosa County teen shooting
• Georgia House renames local roads after Ward, Parrish
• Obama could face election-year jam on gay marriage
• Sex change bars Canadian wannabe beauty queen
• New video raises doubts about Fla. gunman's story
• High court has options on health care law
• Another finalist booted from "American Idol"
• As more autism reported, doctors say check early
• Police investigating fatal Catoosa County teen shooting
• Wanted by the Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office: Cody Lane Underwood
• Mega Millions jackpot now at $540 million
• LaFayette police officer Billy Mullis running for Walker County sheriff
• Northwest Georgia’s jobless rate decreases to 9.6 percent in February
• Mega Millions rockets to a record-breaking $476 million
• JetBlue pilot's unraveling baffles friends
• Court takes health care case behind closed doors
• What to do after you hit the Mega Millions jackpot
• Fort Oglethorpe, Catoosa County officials to meet over proposed museum move
• Michelle Allmond: Cloud Springs Elementary’s “Teacher of the Year”
• Michelle Allmond: Cloud Springs Elementary’s “Teacher of the Year”
• Volunteers sought to clean, preserve Chickamauga military park
• Volunteers sought to clean, preserve Chickamauga military park
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: March 9-15, 2012
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: March 9-15, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: March 14-20, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: March 14-20, 2012
• Three arrested on drug charges in Wal-Mart parking lot in Fort Oglethorpe
• Three arrested on drug charges in Wal-Mart parking lot in Fort Oglethorpe
• Ringgold council to bring in engineer to design storm water solution
• Library in LaFayette buys adjacent house, holds hopes for eventual use or expansion
• Woman arrested for shoplifting in Fort Oglethorpe
• Fort Oglethorpe woman arrested for DUI, drug possession
• "Mad Men" ads up record audience for season debut
• "Mad Men" ads up record audience for season debut
• "Pink slime" maker suspends some plant operations
• Tough Republican budget likely to go back on shelf
• Obama says he's not "hiding the ball" on Russia
• US, China, SKorea urge nations to lock down nukes
• Hutcheson hospital suffers $1 million loss in February, surgeries down
• Second Streetscape section set to move forward in LaFayette
• Second Streetscape section set to move forward in LaFayette
• LaFayette taking bids for gas line extension
• LaFayette taking bids for gas line extension
• Chickamauga regulating horse-drawn carriage operations
• Chickamauga regulating horse-drawn carriage operations
• "Hunger Games" battles to $155M opening weekend
• "Hunger Games" battles to $155M opening weekend
• Oil falls to near $106 amid Iran nuclear tensions
• On world stage, Obama confronts nuclear threats
• On world stage, Obama confronts nuclear threats
• Weather Saturday: Chance of rain, high 70
• Weather Saturday: Chance of rain, high 70
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 22, 2012
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 21, 2012
• “The History of Catoosa County” DVD available at RTC
• Walker County, community reach agreement on crematory memorial
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 20, 2012
• Metro Atlanta schools to get more security cameras
• Bank of America to offer rentals as foreclosure alternative
• Drowning killed Houston, but drugs took high toll
• Arrest demand grows in Fla teen's shooting death
• Whitney Houston died from drowning, coroner says
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 18, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 17, 2012
• Hospitals in need of O negative donations
• Catoosa probate judge Lowery seeking third term
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 15, 2012
• Georgia jobless rate drops to 3-year low
• "Stand Your Ground Law" at center of Fla. shooting
• Campaign grind takes its toll on GOP candidates
• Move-in before marriage no longer predicts divorce
• US home re-sales complete best winter in 5 years
• The Situation says he's in drug treatment
• Calif. man, 88, suspected of aiding wife's suicide
• Was Fla. shooter a vigilante or good neighbor?
• Obama, GOP vie for upper hand on energy
• Lynda Fowler: Battlefield Elementary School’s “Teacher of the Year”
• Ringgold woman shares story in “Chicken Soup for the Soul” book
• Soaring pollen count taking toll on people, pets
• Feds, Fla. probe teen's shooting by neighborhood watch captain
• 7.4 quake hits Mexico, but apparently spares lives
• New clue gives hope to solving Earhart mystery
• 7.4 quake hits Mexico, damaging hundreds of homes
• Obama campaign: De Niro's joke "inappropriate"
• Strong, long 7.6 quake shakes Mexico City
• Utah woman, 101, paraglides into record books
• LaFayette firefighter to appeal firing
• Ga. lawmakers propose tax overhaul plan
• Man accused of slapping police horse in Savannah
• Apple's next hot release: The dividend check
• Georgia's pollen count sets new record
• Rossville woman faces misdemeanors for neglected dogs
• Weather Monday: Mostly sunny, high 84
• Weather Monday: Mostly sunny, high 84
• Fort Oglethorpe Council talks shop on new garage
• Fort Oglethorpe Council talks shop on new garage
• Chickamauga's Down Home Days greatly downsized this year
• Chickamauga's Down Home Days greatly downsized this year
• Monday, March 19: Mark your calendar
• Monday, March 19: Mark your calendar
• Saturday, March 17: Mark your calendar
• EPD charging LaFayette 6,000 for sewage spill
• Police: Wanted computer scammer spotted in Dalton
• Weather Saturday: 40 percent chance of rain, high 82
• Apple fans buy iPad on 1st day, some wait hours
• Apple fans buy iPad on 1st day, some wait hours
• Maintenance work continues on Ga. 2 and Ga. 157 in Walker County
• Maintenance work continues on Ga. 2 and Ga. 157 in Walker County
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 15, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 15, 2012
• Maintenance work continues on Ga. 2, 157 in Walker
• Maintenance work continues on Ga. 2, 157 in Walker
• LaFayette High School “all clear” after bomb threat
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: March 7-13, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: Feb. 29 to March 6, 2012
• Barflies: Sex-deprived male flies go for the booze
• "American Idol" singer out after "One Sweet Day"
• Oil near $106 as US denies plan to release crude
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: Feb. 21-28, 2012
• Meteor may have left pieces in Walker County
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 14, 2012
• Fort Oglethorpe wants to lease Barnhardt Circle ballfields
• Northwest Georgia’s jobless rate increases to 9.8 percent in January
• “One Book, One Community” announces book choice and author visit
• Analysis: Afghanistan increasingly looks like Iraq
• Jermaine Jones disqualified from "American Idol"
• US economy hopes continue to buoy markets
• Some states saw spike in foreclosures in February
• Police: Man arrested for theft, forgery after buying vehicles from Ringgold dealership with bad checks
• Police: Mother-daughter team arrested for attempting to purchase TV with stolen credit card
• Officials not seeking death penalty against James Benson
• Fort Oglethorpe giving three percent raises to city employees
• State releases list of lowest-performing schools
• Strong earthquake shakes northern Japan
• "American Idol" finalist tweets that he's gone
• Analysis: Romney losses show disgruntled GOP base
• Dense fog advisory issued for much of Georgia
• GOP, Dems urge US 'stick to plan' in Afghanistan
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 10, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 9, 2012
• Fort Oglethorpe council to discuss new garage, not daily city department operations
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 8, 2012
• Voting in Alabama, Mississippi could clarify race
• US retail sales rise 1.1 percent in February
• Tuesday, March 13: Mark your calendar
• Weather Tuesday: Rain, fog, partly sunny this afternoon, high 77
• Retired federal agent Ben Scott running for Catoosa County sheriff
• Gasoline price jumps a nickel over the weekend
• Tourism helps power state, Catoosa County’s economic engine
• More “Trees for Ringgold”
• Catoosa County officials taking measures against “pill mills”
• LaFayette still looks toward historic district
• Lakeview Drive in Catoosa County partially closing for road work
• 20-year plan approved by Walker County and its cities
• Love letters reveal Nixon's sensitive side
• Review of Olive Garden becomes Internet sensation
• Weather Monday: Showers, with thunderstorms also possible after 2 p.m., high 66
• Spring forward: Losing an hour, gaining daylight
• Spring forward: Losing an hour, gaining daylight
• Aquaponics project grows vocational learning at Ridgeland High School
• Aquaponics project grows vocational learning at Ridgeland High School
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 64
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 64
• Saturday, March 10: Mark your calendar
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 8, 2012
• Obama: New jobs report a sign economy on rebound
• Police charge 2 teenagers in BB shootings case in Athens, Ga.
• Va. man sentenced for 25 DUIs in Va., Ala., Ga.
• $100 or $1,000? Wide price range for birth control
• Jeremy Rosado ejected by 'Idol' judges, leaving 12
• Solar storm shakes Earth magnetic field
• Another month of strong hiring expected for Feb.
• Romney heads South into evangelical states
• Weather Friday: 40 percent chance of showers, partly sunny, high 62
• Task force seizes $600,000 in property, cash in Walker County drug raid
• Gunman opens fire at Pitt psych clinic; 2 dead
• Gingrich labors in bid to prove comeback in South
• Texas vulture study upends forensics
• 2 children found living in abandoned bus in Texas
• Walker County, Chickamauga STAR students honored by school systems and Walker County Chamber
• Gingrich campaign doubles down on South
• Ore. nurse aide posted Facebook photos of patients
• Retweets becoming digital version of autographs
• Panel: US should rethink nuke emergency plans
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 3, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: March 2, 2012
• Rossville athletic director hired despite controversy
• Genome study finds some gorilla DNA aping our own
• Congress debates rise in gas prices -- again
• Romney, Santorum share Super Tuesday momentum
• Wednesday, March 7: Mark your calendar
• Weather Wednesday: Partly sunny, high 65
• Gingrich wins Georgia, Catoosa-Walker counties
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Feb. 29, 2012
• Economy key issue to GOP voters across states
• Man arrested for DUI, marijuana possession in Fort Oglethorpe
• White appointed head of LaFaytte public works
• Training center dedication planned for former Walker County sheriff Ralph Jones
• Cherokee Regional Library System seeks new potential name
• Ringgold man charged with DUI after driving around drinking vodka, police say
• Man holds theft suspect at gunpoint until police arrive
• Ringgold approves gas guns, munitions for police department
• Gingrich pins hopes Tuesday on big Georgia win
• Chickamauga park officials rededicate Alexander’s Bridge
• Catoosa County wants more control over hospital authority
• Emergency response team training classes offered
• Emergency response team training classes offered
• Scarlett’s “Gourmet” Pantry & Pastries revives much-loved Chickamauga restaurant
• Scarlett’s “Gourmet” Pantry & Pastries revives much-loved Chickamauga restaurant
• Armuchee Valley native compiles family, area history in “Jordan’s Journey”
• Armuchee Valley native complies family, area history in “Jordan’s Journey”
• Obama makes case against striking Iran now
• Obama makes case against striking Iran now
• Weather Monday: Sunny, high 52
• Environmental damages remain issue after BP deal
• Hundreds honor student killed in Ohio shooting
• Limbaugh apologizes to law student for insult
• Republicans start final push toward Super Tuesday
• Catoosa County wants more equal representation on hospital authority
• Fort Oglethorpe mayor asks council to gather information on city departments
• GOP leaders slow to back presidential hopefuls
• Violent storms kill 31, death toll could rise
• Weather Saturday: Chance of rain, mostly cloudy, high 57
• Tornado watch extended until 11 p.m.
• Tornado watch extended until 11 p.m.
• DOT continues road work in Walker
• Walker, Catoosa counties under tornado watch
• LaFayette police seek public’s help to ID wallet thieves
• Mayor asks council to gather information on city departments
• Hutcheson, Erlanger still struggling
• Jobs picture brightens, but economy awaits liftoff
• Gingrich campaigning across Ga. ahead of primary
• Classes resume at Ohio high school after shooting
• Catoosa County deputy fired for relations with juvenile girl
• Fire prevention team inspects tornado-ravaged land in Ringgold, implements Firewise program
• Government eyes popular malt liquor Four Loko
• US jobless applications dip to a 4-year low
• US Senate halts bill to revise birth control rule
• Fort Oglethorpe police arrest mother for DUI, drug possession with children in vehicle
• Deadline looms for charges in Ohio school shooting
• Santorum campaign hoping for help from Gingrich
• Ga. agency says 25 more counties "camera ready"
• Democrats find new optimism in Senate battle
• LFO Decathlon team wins state championship
• Strong storms, tornadoes possible in parts of north Georgia
• Walker County GED scholarship application deadlines March 9
• Two Hays State Prison guards stabbed by inmate
• Path to an all-time high for Dow will be bumpy
• Path to an all-time high for Dow will be bumpy
• Charlie Sheen's new sitcom to debut June 28 on FX
• Wednesday, Feb. 29: Mark your calendar
• Teen appears in court after Ohio school shooting
• Victories give Romney pre-Super Tuesday momentum
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Feb. 24, 2012
• Remains of some 9-11 victims went to landfill
• Death toll rises to 3 in Ohio school shooting
• Home prices fell in December in most US cities
• Apple announces event, iPad 3 launch expected
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Rossville Exchange Club honors law enforcement
• Weather Tuesday: Rain likely this evening, mostly cloudy, high 66
• David Beard: Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe High School’s “Teacher of the Year”
• Ringgold Elementary School receives perfect “clean” score
• Romney-Santorum clash turns next to Ohio
• Romney-Santorum clash turns next to Ohio
• Differences between Santorum, Romney crystallize
• Differences between Santorum, Romney crystallize
• Gulf oil spill trial delayed for settlement talks
• Gulf oil spill trial delayed for settlement talks
• Scientists see red on NASA cuts of Mars missions
• Scientists see red on NASA cuts of Mars missions
• List of 84th Academy Award winners
• List of 84th Academy Award winners
• Crystal to the rescue for 84th Academy Awards show tonight
• Sandler sets Razzie record: 11 worst-movie nominations
• Gingrich campaign coming to 2 Georgia churches
• Gingrich once ran as GOP moderate early in career
• Man steals fire truck, kills pedestrian in SC
• Rescue group questions Catoosa County animal shelter’s euthanasia, hold practices; shelter passes surprise inspection by state Ag department
• Sunday, Feb. 26: Mark your calendar
• Weather Sunday: Mostly sunny, high 60
• Saturday, Feb. 25: Mark your calendar
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 55
• Catoosa officials plan strategies to improve recreation leagues
• Catoosa officials plan strategies to improve recreation leagues
• Man runs from police after attempting to steal bed sheets from Fort Oglethorpe Wal-Mart
• Police: Rossville sex offender arrested for attempting to lure 10-year-old girl to his apartment
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Feb. 23, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Feb. 23, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Feb. 21, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Feb. 21, 2012
• Friday, Feb. 24: Mark your calendar
• Weather Friday: Chance of rain, partly sunny, high 66
• Gateway Bank shareholders approve First Volunteer merger
• Hutcheson loses $800,000 in January, keeps expenses down
• Scenic City Roller Derby team trains in LaFayette
• Truck ramming match between alleged tool burglars, resident leads to two arrests
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Feb. 22, 2012
• High season for tornadoes ahead, eyes on Southeast
• 8-year-old critical after Wash. school shooting
• Teenage girl dies after inhaling helium at party in Oregon
• Obama to address gas prices, pitch energy policy
• Thursday, Feb. 23: Mark your calendar
• Report: Crime at US public schools on the decline
• Rising sales point to better year for housing
• Ga. House OKs state-created charter school measure
• W.Va. mine boss charged with fraud in deadly blast
• Obama seeks corporate tax rate cut, loophole limit
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Feb. 20, 2012
• Hutcheson to seek cost-cutting measures; Erlanger moves ahead with layoffs
• Authorities say children tied to bed in Texas home
• U.S., N. Korea to hold first post-Kim Jong Il talks
• Poll: Santorum surges, Obama leads Republicans
• High court to take new look at affirmative action
• Obama to Congress: "Keep going" on economy front
• Dow breaks 13,000 for first time since '08 crisis
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Feb. 18, 2012
• Ringgold man robs, steals vehicle of pizza delivery man, police say
• Georgia commuter bus driver stabbed with pen
• Opening statements set in Ga. shooting trial
• Congress targets federal workers for savings
• Survivor: Deadly avalanche a "horror story"
• Obama peddles modest American dream
• Shooting death near in Gordon County confirmed
• Erlanger to lay off mid-level managers; no word how Hutcheson would be affected
• Fort Oglethorpe Tourism Association quietly labors to promote area; group says annual marathon model is a money-maker
• Gingrich: Home states must wins for GOP candidates
• Whitney Houston's dress, earrings up for auction
• "Colbert Report" to return Monday after absence
• Sex-changing treatment for kids: It's on the rise
• Ringgold council welcomes National Day of Prayer
• Weather Sunday: Occasional rain, high 49
• Former LaFayette firefighter accused of arsons wants trial moved
• Former LaFayette firefighter accused of arsons wants trial moved
• Federal building shooting: Investigators piece together details
• Federal building shooting: Investigators piece together details
• Saturday, Feb. 18: Mark your calendar
• Saturday, Feb. 18: Mark your calendar
• Obama scores coveted win on payroll tax
• Family and friends to gather for Houston goodbye
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Feb. 16, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Feb. 15, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Feb. 15, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Feb. 14, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Feb. 14, 2012
• Cirque du Soleil plans performance for Oscar show
• Cirque du Soleil plans performance for Oscar show
• "Colbert Report" off air; Comedy Central mum
• "Colbert Report" off air; Comedy Central mum
• 1 dead, 1 hurt in Calif. federal building shooting
• 1 dead, 1 hurt in Calif. federal building shooting
• Mountain man scares owners of remote Utah cabins
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Feb. 13, 2012
• Tri-State Crematory, 10th anniversary: Law enforcement officials recall first days after discovering human remains
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Feb. 12, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Feb. 11, 2012
• GOP senators unveil new Medicare overhaul plan
• Formaldehyde spill, crash block interstate in Dalton
• Whitney Houston fans to follow funeral on Internet
• Interracial marriage in US hits new high: 1 in 12
• Romney struggling to attract white working class
• Top bargainers announce payroll tax cut deal
• Roswell's 'chicken man' facing eviction
• Stump Martin accepts East Ridge post
• Rossville man arrested for DUI after driving his three children to store in Fort Oglethorpe
• Fort Oglethorpe to realign police officers’ rank, responsibility; officials say more mid-level supervisors needed
• New foster parent, adoption agency opens in Ringgold
• Tri-State Crematory, 10th anniversary: Though memorial forthcoming, families’ pain still fresh
• Grant to allow more students to visit Chickamauga Park
• Gingrich hopes for another campaign resurrection
• Boy genius's book reveals life in college at age 8
• For Houston mourners, a dearth of places to grieve
• Former LaFayette youth minister arrested for child molestation
• “Seniors of the Sahara” comes to The Colonnade in Ringgold this weekend
• Tri-State Crematory, 10th anniversary: Defense attorney theorizes client may have suffered mercury poisoning
• Chickamauga man arrested in Fort Oglethorpe for exposing himself
• Walker County Sheriff's Office report: Feb. 10, 2012
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Jan. 26 to Feb. 2, 2012
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Jan. 27 to Feb. 2, 2012
• Tuesday, Feb. 14: Mark your calendar
• Walker, Catoosa, Chickamagau school systems on two-hour delay Tuesday
• A decade later: Tri-State Crematory still strikes emotional cord
• GDOT preparing for possible winter weather event in northwest Georgia
• Chance of snow, sleet tonight
• Technical College System of Georgia to hold two state board meetings in Rome
• Induced labor allows dying Texas man to see daughter
• Amy Winehouse's parents accept Grammy
• Obama's budget headed to Congress
• Investigators seek answers to Houston's death
• Grammys honor Houston, celebrate "fallen sister"
• Review: Netflix and Hulu's new scripted original shows
• Review: Netflix and Hulu's new scripted original shows
• Weather Saturday: 30 percent chance of snow, high 35
• Weather Saturday: 30 percent chance of snow, high 35
• Fire might have claimed "Gone with the Wind" items
• Fire might have claimed "Gone with the Wind" items
• Authorities: Ga. man mistakenly killed wife
• Authorities: Ga. man mistakenly killed wife
• Obama adjusts birth control policy after protests
• Obama adjusts birth control policy after protests
• German court sentences US airmen's killer to life
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Feb. 9, 2012
• FBI file: Steve Jobs was considered for US post
• Nearly 1 in 20 US adults over 50 have fake knees
• Florida offers look at problems with education law
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• Friday, Feb. 10: Mark your calendar
• Ga. leaders praise decision backing nuclear plant
• Design team seeks public input on LaFayette Road; planners to present renovation concepts to residents
• NRC approves first new nuclear plant in 3 decades
• 2012-13 calendar for Catoosa County schools includes longer summer, holiday breaks
• Catoosa County manager to run for sheriff’s post
• DSC professor charged with more child sex abuse counts
• 200 people rescued from 5-story building in fire in DeKalb County
• Official: 10 states get education waiver
• US jobs gap between young and old is widest ever
• NRC sets vote on Georgia nuclear reactors
• Missing Rockmart woman found in Cincinnati, Ohio
• Nine pounds of meth seized in Whitfield County
• Hutcheson shooter indicted for double murders
• Catoosa County tax commissioner no longer takes credit cards; online credit card payments still allowed
• All lanes cleared after fatal I-75 wreck in Gordon County
• House GOP introduces its insider trading bill
• Romney's bad day is Santorum's best in GOP race
• Mrs. Obama beats Fallon in fitness challenge
• US searches for strategy to halt Syria violence
• Experts: Gay marriage ban's path to high court unclear
• Man arrested for public drunk after shoplifting beer and dog food, police say
• Man arrested on attempted child molestation charges in Ringgold
• Two Walker State Prison escapees captured
• Secretary of State Kemp announces President Obama meets requirements for ballot
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Feb. 6, 2012
• Heritage Middle School student first in Catoosa County to use service dog in the classroom
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Feb. 5, 2012
• GOP gets Minn. focus now, uphill fall fight awaits
• Gingrich woos Ohio's early GOP primary voters
• Feds join Atlanta police to probe taped beating
• GDOT schedules maintenance work on Ga. 2 in Walker County
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Feb. 4, 2012
• Police: Man accidentally shoots self at gun show in Savannah
• Verizon to set up streaming service with Redbox
• Apologies from NFL, NBC after M.I.A. flips bird during Super Bowl halftime show
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: Jan. 25-31, 2012
• War on synthetic marijuana: Fake pot more potent than hippy weed
• Ga. court to hear arguments in alligator attack
• CDC: Too many kids breathe others' smoke in cars
• Defense cuts test lawmakers' resolve on deficits
• Ga. county may have to close elementary schools
• Georgia primary shaping up to be bruising fight
• House fire in Auburn kills 1, injures another
• Ga. police charge mother and son with pirating
• Savannah university to enforce smoke-free campus
• Head-on collision sends three to local hospitals
• Head-on collision sends three to local hospitals
• Weather Saturday: Showers, high 61
• Weather Saturday: Showers, high 61
• Students show off occupational, leadership skills
• Students show off occupational, leadership skills
• Unemployment drops to 8.3 pct. after hiring burst
• Monster Jam Thunder Nationals Feb. 3-4 at UTC McKenzie Arena
• Fort Oglethorpe police looking for vacuum cleaner bandits
• Ga. House to vote on revised $18.6 billion budget
• Ga. House to vote on revised $18.6 billion budget
• Contraception mandate outrages religious groups
• Contraception mandate outrages religious groups
• Friday, Feb. 3: Mark your calendar
• US economy likely began 2012 with solid job growth
• Weather Friday: Mostly sunny, high 64
• Mass hysteria rare, but usually seen in girls
• After IPO, Facebook will face new profit pressures
• House expects vote on $18.6B state budget
• Groundhog wars: Rodents diverge on winter forecast
• Ringgold High Dance Team
• Pennsylvania's Punxsutawney Phil "predicts" 6 more weeks of winter
• Georgia's groundhog predicts early spring
• Ga. groundhog to make prediction about spring
• Letterman celebrates 30 years in late-night TV
• AP source: Trump intends to endorse Gingrich
• Facebook's new stock ticker: Why not LIKE or POKE?
• Facebook files for initial public stock offering
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Jan. 31, 2012
• Got an extra million? A candidate could be in need
• Ex-US teacher's bail raised to $23 million
• Man arrested in Walker County convenience store “smash and grab"
• After surgery, Adele to perform at the Grammys
• Analysis: Gingrich campaign needs another comeback
• Ex-LA teacher due in court on molestation charges
• Obama to detail broader housing refinance plan
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Jan. 29, 2012
• Al-Qaida in decline, but threats to US multiply
• Vickie Hodge named chairman of Walker Chamber
• Body of missing Chattooga woman found
• Heritage High School to host prom dress resale and vendor showcase event Feb. 11
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Jan. 27, 2012
• Firefighters battle blaze in downtown Griffin
• Ga. to execute inmate for 2001 slayings
• Obama plays up auto industry success story
• Education: States should do more to reach students
• “Idol” runner-up Lauren Alaina goes back to her “day job” for the day at CiCi’s Pizza in Fort Oglethorpe
• "All in the Family" director John Rich dies at 86
• Nearly 14-pound baby boy born in Des Moines
• Obama to host first Google+ Hangout today at 5:30 p.m.
• LaFayette High School to host anti-bullying program on Friday
• Gingrich's baggage gives voters pause in Panhandle
• Plan would help military families take leave
• Officers checking robbery find 5 dead in Ala. home
• Obama uses tax proposals for his political message
• "The Help," Dujardin win at lively Screen Actors Guild Awards
• Jimmy Simpson Foundation named Walker Chamber’s Small Business of the Year; Bank of LaFayette named first runner-up; Debbi’s Flowers is second runner-up
• Judy Jackson named Walker Chamber’s Member of the Year
• Gingrich tags Romney with "liberal" label
• After lull, Occupy protest resurfaces in Oakland
• Time short for Gingrich to close gap in Florida
• Economy grew 2.8 pct. in Q4, but outlook is hazy
• Report: Facebook IPO filing could come next week
• Utah police probe school bombing plot
• Friend on emergency says Demi Moore was convulsing
• Man killed in single-car wreck in Gordon County
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Jan. 26, 2012
• YouTube, Netflix, Hulu and other websites target television territory
• Economy likely ended 2011 with strong growth
• Obama to target rising college tuition costs
• Friday, Jan. 27: Mark your calendar
• Sajak: Vanna and I drank between "Wheel" tapings
• Pentagon: Army, Marines to shrink as budget slows
• Pre-debate: Romney hit by Gingrich; targets Obama
• New-home purchases fall, 2011 worst ever for sales
• Floyd County to void 200 tickets due to radar issue
• Erlanger reports $3.9 million loss in December
• Northwest Georgia’s jobless rate increases to 9.7 percent in December
• Weather Thursday: Rain, high 64
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Jan. 24, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Jan. 23, 2012
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Jan. 23, 2012
• Secret hostage rescue played out as Obama spoke
• School lunches to have more veggies, whole grains
• More seizures of synthetic marijuana in LaFayette
• Medical Examiner: Body found is missing Ga. woman
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Jan. 21, 2012
• Ga. House approves delay in career path plan
• Coming to The Colonnade in Ringgold: “Return to Vaudeville” is old-fashioned family fun
• Atlanta police officer struck by car, killed
• Tensions rise at Fort Oglethorpe council meeting
• Walker County Sheriff's Office seeking help identifying armed robbers
• Stop Violence Against Women Day in Georgia is Feb. 2
• Cotton’s in Ringgold rebuilds, reopens
• Money talk dominating Romney, Gingrich contest
• Ringgold bank VP charged with soliciting prostitute
• Maj. Gary Sisk running for Catoosa County sheriff’s post
• Debates have major impact on GOP 2012 presidential race
• Three in jail after major drug bust in Cedartown
• Thick fog blankets much of Georgia
• Job bias claims in US at record level
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Jan. 5-12, 2012
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Jan. 6-12, 2012
• Patrick Mason named Ringgold Police Department’s Officer of the Year
• Catoosa County sheriff Phil Summers not seeking re-election
• Cost of stamps increased Sunday
• Weather Update: Catoosa, Walker under tornado watch until 11 a.m.
• State higher education spending sees big decline
• Obama's health overhaul lags in many states
• Seal, Heidi Klum announce separation
• Walker County Sheriff's Office Jail report: Jan. 19, 2012
• Police investigating string of burglaries in Fort Oglethorpe shopping complex
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Jan. 18, 2012
• Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe student suspended for rap video
• Authorities seize pot at LaFayette package store
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Jan. 17, 2012
• Former Chickamauga school secretary accused of stealing failed polygraph test
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Jan. 16, 2012
• N.W. Ga. Regional Commission looks at effects of nutrient trading
• Tragic saga ends with death of Ga. child killer
• GOP leaders slow to embrace Romney _ or his rivals
• Romney braces for final full day in South Carolina
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Jan. 15, 2012
• Man convicted of killing Ga. girl found dead
• CDC: Many teen moms didn't think it could happen
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Jan. 14, 2012
• Police: 18-year-old took $20,000 in scrap metal from Calhoun business
• Georgia Supreme Court set to hear Floyd County woman's appeal on Monday
• Ga. jobless rate drops to 9.7 percent in December
• $7.5M to repair Washington Monument
• Former trailblazer Kodak files for Chapter 11
• Gingrich rising in SC, but in time to edge Romney?
• Thursday, Jan. 19: Mark your calendar
• Wikipedia-Silicon Valley vs. Hollywood: A Q&A on contested Internet anti-piracy bills
• Study: Many women can skip frequent bone scans
• Ratings king "American Idol" ready for 11th season
• Police say Gordon Lee High secretary stole funds from school safe
• Tunnel Hill man gets prison time on child sex charges
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Jan. 9, 2012
• Fort Oglethorpe Downtown Development Authority pledges action, strong support of local business
• NYC killer scheduled for sentencing in rampage
• Porn industry mulls leaving LA if condoms required
• Man gets life sentence in Ga. girl's killing
• Gordon County: Baby in critical condition, father charged with aggravated assault
• Ringgold Depot to host second annual “Southern Charm Wedding Expo” Saturday, Jan. 21
• Georgia legislature to spend week focused on 2013 budget
• NJ mom gives birth to child on train to NYC
• Gingrich says he's best bet in GOP to beat Obama
• Wikipedia to be blacked out over anti-piracy bill
• US wants effective Alzheimer's treatment by 2025
• Romney says he may release tax returns in April
• Rescuers blast holes in stricken ship off Italy
• J-blast in Fort Oglethorpe holds ribbon-cutting
• Atlanta King service takes political tone
• Ark. boy, 15, tells police he fatally shot sister
• GOP maps strategy in wake of payroll tax debacle
• Catoosa Chamber passes gavel to new leader, sets goals for 2012
• Miss America confronted family pain with pageant
• Miss America confronted family pain with pageant
• "Contraband" swipes No. 1 spot at box office
• 4 dead in Calif. murder-suicide; 5th person hurt
• Costa CEO blames captain error for ship grounding
• Weather Monday: Mostly cloudy, high 54
• France to pursue reforms after downgrade
• France to pursue reforms after downgrade
• Ship aground off Italy; 3 bodies found, 69 missing
• Ship aground off Italy; 3 bodies found, 69 missing
• Judge: John Edwards has serious heart condition
• Peru court sentences Van der Sloot to 28 years
• Santorum's past comments give Democrats fodder
• Miss America crowning new winner in Las Vegas
• Tensions high, US warns Iran not to block shipping
• First Volunteer Corporation and Gateway Bancshares announce merger agreement
• Salvation Army in need of heaters, tents, blankets and coats
• Conservatives torn over defending, opposing Romney
• Missing: Danina Lacy Arvizu
• Gov. Nathan Deal considers online sales tax for Georgia
• Missing teenager Natalee Holloway declared dead
• Obama seeks power to merge agencies
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Dec. 29, 2011, to Jan. 5, 2012
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Dec. 30, 2011, to Jan. 5, 2012
• Gov. Deal: Georgia close to landing megaproject
• Energy assistance funding available
• Fort Oglethorpe, Rossville Food Lion stores to close; Ringgold, Chickamauga stores avoid cut, will stay open
• Former LaFayette firefighter indicted on eight counts of arson
• Georgia Winery lands on the list of Hullabowloo sponsors
• Chickamauga city schools earn distinguished school award
• Business owners get details on proposed historic district for downtown LaFayette
• LaFayette OKs $25 fee for gas customers who elect to turn off service in summer
• Winter advisory tonight for Walker-Catoosa County area
• Food Lion stores in Fort Oglethorpe, Rossville to close
• Officer: Suspect in serial killings had rape diary
• EPA: Power plants main global warming culprits; Georgia plant tops list
• Hutcheson hospital in Fort Oglethorpe hires armed guards in wake of double slaying
• Watchdog: Growing IRS workload hurting taxpayers
• Rossville Middle School girls arrested on weapons charge
• Deal proposes $19.2B budget for coming fiscal year
• Authorities: No new evidence in Natalie Wood case
• Analysis: Romney's GOP critics will get more heat
• Wednesday, Jan. 11: Mark your calendar
• Rivals go south, frantic to block Romney trifecta
• Romney savors NH win, hits Obama right away
• Georgia regents approve college mergers
• NC panel: Sterilization victims should get $50,000
• New gun forum introduced by local columnist
• Chickamauga Battlefield park security is daily task
• Ringgold council approves tornado memorial, appoints new vice mayor
• Fog advisory issued for most of Georgia
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: Dec. 28, 2011 to Jan. 3, 2012
• Walker County’s Alan Painter plans run for state House
• Legislator Martin Scott from Rossville heeds spiritual calling, won’t seek reelection
• Weather Tuesday: 50 percent chance of showers, fog, high 62
• Cedartown man faces charges in hit and run
• Erlanger approves Brexler’s severance
• Fort Oglethorpe community stunned by double homicide at hospital
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Dec. 23-29, 2012
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Dec. 23-29, 2012
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Dec. 22-29, 2012
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Dec. 22-29, 2012
• Rep. Giffords leads Tucson shooting remembrance
• Bus crash in icy Montana kills 2, injures dozens
• Monday, Jan. 9: Mark your calendar
• Authorities ID suspect, victims in double homicide at Fort Oglethorpe hospital
• Authorities ID suspect, victims in double homicide at Fort Oglethorpe hospital
• Woman dies at Resaca rest stop
• Woman dies at Resaca rest stop
• LaFayette council members sworn in
• LaFayette council members sworn in
• Cotton’s Service Center in Ringgold celebrates re-opening
• Cotton’s Service Center in Ringgold celebrates re-opening
• Hamilton County, Tenn., fugitive nabbed in Catoosa County
• Hamilton County, Tenn., fugitive nabbed in Catoosa County
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Jan. 5, 2012
• Two dead in shooting at Fort Oglethorpe hospital
• Gordon County man starts New Year with $1 million lottery win
• Ringgold man arrested following spat over prescription
• Georgia sheriff investigates desecration of graves
• Unemployment rate falls to 8.5 pct., hiring surges
• Infant’s death ruled to be homicide by GBI crime lab
• Catoosa County Crime Stoppers: Cigarette bandits still at large
• Ringgold Hardee’s reopens
• Conservatives: Time to rally around a not-Romney
• Animal attacks prompt alert in county near Atlanta
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Jan. 4, 2011
• Seeking NH buzz, Romney hits Obama; rest swat him
• New year starts with hopeful outlook on hiring
• Cartersville man killed in wreck with train
• Hutcheson board hopeful over in-patient admissions
• Obama unveiling strategy for slimmed-down military
• 5 days from next contest, rivals race for money
• Texas police kill 8th-grader carrying pellet gun
• Thursday, Jan. 5: Mark your calendar
• Now you see it, now you don’t: Time cloak created
• Laundromat owner signs deal for Cloud Springs Plaza
• Bachmann quits race, says she'll fight for issues
• Gingrich says GOP campaign is not a game
• Ringgold swears-in new council members, mayor
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Jan. 3, 2012
• Catoosa Chamber to host Annual Meeting on Jan. 12
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Jan. 2, 2012
• Another syringe found in Walmart clothing in Cartersville
• Victory in hand, Romney looks to NH
• Wednesday, Jan. 4: Mark your calendar
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Jan. 1, 2012
• Spring festival near LaFayette seeks community involvement
• Mullis among Georgia Trend’s Top 100
• Catoosa County Stocking Full of Love raised $70,000 for toys for area children
• White powder found in letter in West Palm Beach
• Gingrich embarks on final Iowa campaign push
• Freezing temperatures blast Georgia.
• Hours from voting, Iowa still unpredictable
• Crime stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff's Office
• New dental office in Catoosa County
• Monday, Jan. 2: Mark your calendar
• Ringgold couple has Chattanooga area’s first baby of 2012
• Weather Monday: Sunny, high 43
• Romney's chief Iowa rivals press electability
• Dead blackbirds fall again in Arkansas town
• Fate of GOP hopefuls rests with undecided voters
• Weather Sunday: Chance of rain, mostly cloudy, high 59
• New Affordable Care Act demonstration to provide care at home for Medicare patients
• World rings in 2012 and bids adieu to a tough year
• World rings in 2012 and bids adieu to a tough year
• Moon countdown: NASA probe enters lunar orbit
• Moon countdown: NASA probe enters lunar orbit
• Obama signs defense bill despite "reservations"
• Obama signs defense bill despite "reservations"
• Romney in position of strength in Iowa
• Romney in position of strength in Iowa
• Iran proposes new nuclear talks with world powers
• Moon countdown: Hours until 1st NASA probe arrives
• Obama hopeful for more economic progress in 2012
• In 2012, Obama to press ahead without Congress
• Iowa leaders Romney, Paul leave stage to rivals
• Saturday, Dec. 31: Mark your calendar
• Verizon backs down on $2 fee after consumer backlash
• Region water plan in state hands
• Fort Oglethorpe inches closer to allowing wine, beer sampling
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Dec. 29, 2011
• Arrest made in 9 commercial burglaries in Dalton area
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Dec. 16-22, 2011
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Dec. 16-21, 2011
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Allen Eugene Hope
• Euro faces tough hurdles early in 2012
• List: "Baby bump" dumped, "amazing" phrases banned
• Health and Human Services to give states more flexibility to implement health reform
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Dec. 27, 2011
• Fort Oglethorpe officials sworn-in for four more years
• Three arrested for shoplifting, underage drinking at Fort Oglethorpe Wal-Mart
• Beginning Jan. 15, Verizon will charge $2 each time you pay your bill online or by phone
• Gingrich campaign raises about $9 million
• Bugs may be resistant to genetically modified corn
• Father of slain girl says he's overcome with grief
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Dec. 25, 2011
• Poll: In 2012, it can only get better
• Did Cheetah from 1930s Tarzan flicks die?
• Preventive care: It's free, except when it's not
• Last-minute holiday shopping gives lift in finale
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Dec. 24, 2011
• US police fatalities up 13 percent in 2011 to 173
• Killing of bin Laden voted top news story of 2011
• Ophthalmologist dies in Florida plane crash; plane was bound for LaFayette, Ga.
• Paul returns to Iowa as rivals eye his supporters
• Suspect in Indiana girl's death cared for her grandpa
• Weather Wednesday: Sunny, high 49
• Gingrich goes after rivals despite positive pledge
• Alexander’s Bridge at Chickamauga Battlefield finally reopens
• Man charged with DUI in Christmas Day traffic accident in Fort Oglethorpe
• Ruby Falls to mark 30th anniversary of discovery on Friday
• Police: Neighbor chopped up Indiana girl with hacksaw
• Texas police: Man in Santa suit killed 6 relatives
• In pursuit, GOP contenders rumble through Iowa
• AP survey: Economy to pick up but still vulnerable
• Weather Tuesday: Rain, high 49
• Tennessee Technology Center names Catoosa man Outstanding Student of the Year
• Mead Johnson: No bacteria found in infant formula
• Back in campaign mode, presidential hopefuls focus
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Dec. 9-15, 2011
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Dec. 9-15, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: Dec. 14-20, 2011
• Youth group spreads Christmas cheer along Battlefield Parkway in Fort Oglethorpe
• Youth group spreads Christmas cheer along Battlefield Parkway in Fort Oglethorpe
• Fire investigation in Whitfield County follows Gordon County shooting incident
• Fire investigation in Whitfield County follows Gordon County shooting incident
• Proceeds from Catoosa County bank auction donated to community disaster fund
• Proceeds from Catoosa County bank auction donated to community disaster fund
• Whitfield sales tax drops on Jan. 1
• Whitfield sales tax drops on Jan. 1
• More than 3,000 without power still in Rome
• More than 3,000 without power still in Rome
• Villanow to finally receive Walker County water service
• Alexander’s Bridge Road open
• Storm blows down trees and damages homes in West Rome, Gordon County
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Bilal Weems
• Friday, Dec. 23: Mark your calendar
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Dec. 20, 2011
• Thursday, Dec. 22: Mark your calendar
• Weather Thursday: Rain, high 65
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Dec. 18, 2011
• Calhoun woman caught up in scam; $50,000 worth merchandise found
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Dec. 17, 2011
• LaFayette police: Facebook threats spark large fight
• Pilot told of icing before NJ crash that killed 5
• Pilot told of icing before NJ crash that killed 5
• Feud between Romney, Gingrich intensifies
• Feud between Romney, Gingrich intensifies
• Mexico Mayan region launches apocalypse countdown
• Police: Gordon County slaying was self-defense
• Wednesday, Dec. 21: Mark your calendar
• House GOP rejects 2-month payroll tax cut
• Documentary on the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain to be filmed in Resaca
• Gingrich assails judges as he courts conservatives
• Cheating in south Ga. schools called "disgraceful"
• AP: Powerful judge facing ethics probe to resign
• Osceola County, Fla.,commission votes to privatize libraries; Maryland company will run libraries as result of 3-2 vote
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Dec. 16, 2011
• Ringgold man found in possession of shotgun during traffic stop
• Two arrested for shoplifting, possession of drugs and weapons in Fort Oglethorpe
• Woman arrested for shoplifting clothes, nail trimmers in Fort Oglethorpe
• Georgia DOT suspends lane closures in northwest Georgia for holiday travel period
• Georgia Northwestern instructor killed in accident
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Food drive
• Food drive
• LFO High School cadets bring Christmas to Head Start children
• LFO High School cadets bring Christmas to Head Start children
• Stapp Automotive Repair in Ringgold celebrates grand re-opening
• Unsolved case: Mike Mullens murdered in Flintstone three years ago
• Young volunteers find Christmas joy in Walker County Stocking Full of Love giveaway
• Renovated historic building opens as new restaurant in downtown LaFayette
• Sunday, Dec. 18: Mark your calendar
• Weather Sunday: Sunny, high 54
• Record number of riders turned out for 24th annual Catoosa County Toy Run
• Record number of riders turned out for 24th annual Catoosa County Toy Run
• "Barefoot Bandit" gets more than 7 years for spree
• Payroll tax compromise set for Senate vote
• Saturday, Dec. 17: Mark your calendar
• Immigration limits to take effect
• Weather Saturday: Mostly cloudy becoming sunny, high 50
• Hutcheson ex-CEO severance question referred to high-powered law firm
• Calhoun's new Christmas tree is high-tech and cost $12,500
• Ringgold teacher a contestant on tonight’s “Wheel of Fortune”
• Ringgold Council awards bids, prepares for new members
• Rossville woman arrested for shoplifting in Fort Oglethorpe
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: Dec. 7-13, 2011
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Dec. 2-8, 2011
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Dec. 2-8, 2011
• Catoosa County Special Olympics basketball fundraiser is Dec. 21
• Gingrich: Voters looking past his personal history
• Census shows 1 in 2 people are poor or low-income
• Christmas at the Farm: A new Catoosa holiday tradition
• Facebook rolls out Timeline to everyone
• Rockmart city manager cleared of ethics charges
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Justin Cooper
• Meet Dr. Shaun Roach at North Georgia Chiropractic
• Fort Oglethorpe police academy grads
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Dec. 14, 2011
• Local community effort helps brighten Christmas for children abroad
• Thursday, Dec. 15: Mark your calendar
• Thousands of birds mistake Wal-Mart parking lot for water, crash to their deaths
• Fort Oglethorpe raising water, sewer rates
• City says thank you to Fort Oglethorpe election superintendent
• The Cottage in Walker County celebrates founder Willie A. Haslerig
• Stapp Automotive Repair in Ringgold to hold grand re-opening Thursday
• LaFayette woman returns home to find burglars
• Wednesday, Dec. 14: Mark your calendar
• Weather Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high 67
• Erlanger at Hutcheson board halts severance package to former CEO
• More signs
• More signs
• Final payment
• Final payment
• Northwest Georgia Dentistry re-opens in Ringgold
• Northwest Georgia Dentistry re-opens in Ringgold
• Catoosa County Chamber luncheon
• Catoosa County Chamber luncheon
• Three more soda machines damaged, broken into in Fort Oglethorpe
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Dec. 10, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Dec. 9, 2011
• Despite recent slump, Bob Shaw is bullish on the carpet industry of northwest Georgia's future
• Father, son arrested for shoplifting at Fort Oglethorpe Wal-Mart
• Father, son arrested for shoplifting at Fort Oglethorpe Wal-Mart
• Monday, Dec. 12: Mark your calendar
• Monday, Dec. 12: Mark your calendar
• Trailing rivals question Gingrich, Romney records
• Less focus on immigration likely at Georgia legislature
• Firefighters rescue horse from swimming pool
• Saturday, Dec. 10: Mark your calendar
• Weather Saturday: Mostly sunny high 49
• Ringgold man arrested for soliciting teen for sex
• Catoosa Chamber seeking nominations for top citizen, businesses in 2011
• Catoosa Chamber seeking nominations for top citizen, businesses in 2011
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: Nov. 30-Dec. 6, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: Nov. 30-Dec. 6, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Dec. 8, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Dec. 8, 2011
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Nov. 25-Dec. 1, 2011
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Nov. 25-Dec. 1, 2011
• Motive still unknown in Va. Tech officer shooting
• Motive still unknown in Va. Tech officer shooting
• GOP's Romney opens stronger attack on Gingrich
• As he campaigns, Gingrich also works for profit
• Kangaroo Express re-opens in Ringgold
• Rock City hosting Facebook contest to name deer
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Brain Keith Durbin
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Dec. 7, 2011
• Lauren Alaina will be final act at Chattanooga’s Riverbend 2012
• Men make off with phone, tablet from Fort Oglethorpe store
• Committee brainstorms ways to revitalize LaFayette Road in Fort Oglethorpe
• Actor Harry Morgan made small roles big in TV, movies
• Neighbors were familiar with worker accused in killing
• Thursday, Dec. 8: Mark your calendar
• Convicted rapist arrested for soliciting women for sex at Fort Oglethorpe Wal-Mart
• Rockmart mother charged with involuntary manslaughter in relation to drowning death of 2-year-old
• Appeals court: Chattooga lawyer must pay $18K election fraud fine
• GBI: Arrest made in north Georgia girl's slaying
• 80 percent chance of snow tonight
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Dec. 6, 2011
• Humbled Netflix CEO still thinking, talking big
• Obama sets campaign theme: Middle class at stake
• Remembering Pearl Harbor: Cedartown man one of the lucky ones
• Weather Wednesday: Rain, high 46
• More hypodermic needles, syringes found in clothing at Cartersville Wal-Mart
• Ringgold celebrates Down Home Christmas
• $600,000 in business loans up for grabs in Walker, Chattooga and Carroll counties
• Tennessee home burns as firefighters watch, residents didn't pay fee
• Money stolen from soda machines in Ringgold
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Dec. 4, 2011
• Ringgold teen arrested for drug possession, paraphernalia found in gun safe
• Tuesday, Dec. 6: Mark your calendar
• For GOP's Gingrich: Big declarations _ and hurdles
• First-class mail: Just a little bit s-l-o-w-e-r
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Dec. 3, 2011
• Committee freezes lawmakers' salary adjustment
• GBI: Body found in search for missing Georgia girl
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Dec. 2, 2011
• Man charged with kidnapping 13-year-old girl in Polk County
• Monday, Dec. 5: Mark your calendar
• Man dies in single-vehicle crash in Chattooga County
• Weather Monday: Showers, cloudy, high 62
• In or out? Cain to say whether he'll stay in race
• In or out? Cain to say whether he'll stay in race
• Unemployment rate drops to lowest since 2009
• Unemployment rate drops to lowest since 2009
• Ringgold Primary kindergartener wins coupon book sales contest
• Ringgold Primary kindergartener wins coupon book sales contest
• Saturday, Dec. 3: Mark your calendar
• Saturday, Dec. 3: Mark your calendar
• Hearing for convicted murderer ends in standstill
• Hearing for convicted murderer ends in standstill
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 63
• Rossville kicks of the Christmas parades in Walker County
• Rossville kicks of the Christmas parades in Walker County
• Gingrich's unpredictability raises concerns
• Gingrich's unpredictability raises concerns
• Calhoun: Psychiatrist says murderer Jerry Jones not mentally competent
• Georgia-based Angel Food Ministries officials face fraud charges
• Christmas parades in Ringgold, LaFayette tonight; in Fort Oglethorpe on Saturday
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Nov. 18-Dec. 1, 2011
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Nov. 18-24, 2011
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Friday, Dec. 2: Mark your calendar
• For Herman Cain, the campaign is all but over
• Lauren Alaina performing tonight on ABC’s “CMA Country Christmas”
• Erlanger Miracle Children includes kids from Ringgold, Rossville
• Ringgold’s Down Home Christmas parade is Friday evening
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Nov. 30, 2011
• Catoosa Chamber state-certified, designated as “Regional Visitor Information Center”
• Georgia Aquarium makes donation to Ringgold Middle School
• City Club sweats it out for Paralympic hopeful
• Thursday, Dec. 1: Mark your calendar
• Weather Thursday: Sunny, high 57
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Nov. 29, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Nov. 29, 2011
• Fourth syringe found in clothing at Cartersville Walmart
• Fort Oglethorpe City Council applies for trail funding
• Georgia Supreme Court denies appeal in 1992 Ringgold murder case
• Beauty and the Beast premiers at The Colonnade in December
• Walker County unemployment lowest in three years
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Nov. 27, 2011
• Wednesday, Nov. 30: Mark your calendar
• Weather Wednesday: Scattered flurries before 7 a.m.; cloudy, then clearing; high 47
• Hundreds hit by debit card fraud in Walker, Catoosa and Chattooga counties
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Nov. 26, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Nov. 25, 2011
• Shop Rite and Ringgold Lions Club partner for Supermarket Sweep
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Nov. 11-17, 2011
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Nov. 11-17, 2011
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Nov. 10-16, 2011
• Ringgold welcomes two new businesses
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Nov. 24, 2011
• FBI: Several hundred affected by debit card fraud in Walker, Catoosa and Chattooga counties
• Man charged with 42 counts of cruelty to animals in Gordon County
• Rossville man arrested for DUI in his driveway
• Walker, Catoosa and Chickamauga schools on delayed schedule Tuesday
• Energy assistance program funds exhausted
• Two women arrested for shoplifting, drug possession at Fort Oglethorpe K-mart
• Monday, Nov. 20: Mark your calendar
• Weather Monday: Flood watch through tonight, high 51
• NASA Langley employees watch Mars rover's liftoff
• NASA Langley employees watch Mars rover's liftoff
• Ohio puts 200-pound third-grader in foster care
• Ohio puts 200-pound third-grader in foster care
• How much crazier can Black Friday get?
• How much crazier can Black Friday get?
• Upcoming Christmas parades in Catoosa, Walker counties
• Upcoming Christmas parades in Catoosa, Walker counties
• Bank card problem in LaFayette
• Bank card problem in LaFayette
• Sunday, Nov. 27: Mark your calendar
• Weather Sunday: Rain, high 65
• Georgia man stirs controversy with "not hiring" signs
• Georgia Department of Labor to host “Starting Your Own Business” online chat Nov. 30
• Ringgold Middle School teachers make donation to local mission
• Women rescue, rehabilitate injured hawk in Catoosa County
• Friday, Nov. 25: Mark your calendar
• Weather Friday: Sunny, high 66
• Northwest Georgia’s unemployment rate declines to 10.4 percent in October
• Northwest Georgia’s unemployment rate declines to 10.4 percent in October
• Thursday, Nov. 24: Mark your calendar
• Thursday, Nov. 24: Mark your calendar
• Weather Thursday: Sunny, high 64
• Weather Thursday: Sunny, high 64
• Sunglasses stolen from a vehicle in Ringgold
• Sunglasses stolen from a vehicle in Ringgold
• $3,000 in damages done to car dealership in Ringgold
• $3,000 in damages done to car dealership in Ringgold
• Cleveland, Tenn., man arrested for drug possession in Fort Oglethorpe
• Ringgold judge orders demolition of tornado-damaged hotel
• State troopers hosting Toys for Tots campaign
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Nov. 21, 2011
• GDOT suspends lane closures in northwest Georgia for Thanksgiving holiday
• Weather Wednesday: Partly sunny, high 61
• Former Dalton resident wins "Dancing With the Stars"
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Nov. 20, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Nov. 20, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Nov. 19, 2011
• Ringgold youth choir earning national attention
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: Nov. 9-14, 2011
• “Great Book Giveaway” held at Ringgold High School
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Nov. 17, 2011
• Catoosa Sheriff’s Office gearing up for 25th annual “Stocking Full of Love”
• Wednesday, Nov. 23: Mark your calendar
• Weather Tuesday: Chance of rain, cloudy, high 73
• GHSA reclassification report released
• GHSA reclassification report released
• Police: Ringgold man arrested after stealing mother’s car
• Man charged with armed robberies in Walker, Catoosa counties
• Walker County sheriff, tax commissioner change political parties
• Man arrested for public indecency in Fort Oglethorpe shopping center parking lot
• Man arrested for public indecency in Fort Oglethorpe shopping center parking lot
• Longtime Georgia announcer Larry Munson dies at 89
• Patients from NWGA Regional hospital find a home
• Upcoming Christmas parades in Catoosa, Walker counties
• Monday, Nov. 21: Mark your calendar
• Sunday, Nov. 20: Mark your calendar
• Weather Sunday: Mostly cloudy, high 67
• Weather Saturday: Partly sunny, high 58
• L’Abri Symphony Orchestra to hold Christmas concert
• LaFayette High student charged with posting porn on Walker County school system’s website
• Captain: Wagner responsible for Natalie Wood death
• Lawsuit: Georgia man fired for refusing to wear "666"
• State seizes exotic cats from Georgia woman's home
• Friday, Nov. 18: Mark your calendar
• Gingrich lugs loads of personal, political baggage
• Demi Moore divorcing Ashton Kutcher
• Gas South offers heating option for credit-challenged customers
• LaFayette council runoff Dec. 6
• Cherokee Regional Library System's Food for Fines campaign underway
• Georgia sheriff cracking down on pecan thieves
• Georgia’s jobless rate decreases to 10.2 percent in October
• Thursday, Nov. 17: Mark your calendar
• Lauren Alaina to sing at the White House
• Weather Thursday: Cloudy, then gradually turning sunny, high 52
• Google opens music store, challenge to Apple iTunes
• Google opens music store, challenge to Apple iTunes
• Police hold wreck reconstruction demonstration at Ringgold High School
• Woman arrested for shoplifting at Fort Oglethorpe Wal-Mart
• Oil prices reach $100 per barrel; first time in four months
• Woman, teenage son arrested for shoplifting at Fort Oglethorpe K-mart
• Email outlines reaction to alleged Sandusky attack
• Wednesday, Nov. 16: Mark your calendar
• Weather Wednesday: Rain, high 70
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Nov. 14, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Nov. 14, 2011
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Oct. 28-Nov. 3, 2011
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Oct. 28-Nov. 3, 2011
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Oct. 28-Nov. 3, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: Nov. 2-8, 2011
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Catoosa, Walker counties salute patriotic citizens, veterans
• Fort Oglethorpe Boy Scout troop hosts dinner for veterans
• Tuesday, Nov. 15: Mark your calendar
• Sandusky proclaims innocence in NBC interview
• Weather Tuesday: Rain, high 70
• Walker County woman who reported being shot arrested on theft charges; sister and her boyfriend also charged
• Classic musical “Grease” to be performed at Heritage High School
• Monday, Nov. 14: Mark your calendar
• Weather Monday: Cloudy, high 69
• Small earthquake strikes north Georgia, Alabama
• 2011 Best of Walker Winners announced
• Sunday, Nov. 13: Mark your calendar
• Sunday, Nov. 13: Mark your calendar
• Weather Sunday: Mostly cloudy, high 66
• Weather Sunday: Mostly cloudy, high 66
• Saturday, Nov. 12: Mark your calendar
• Saturday, Nov. 12: Mark your calendar
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 63
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 63
• Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe High School livestock team wins big at 2011 national fair
• Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe High School livestock team wins big at 2011 national fair
• Veterans Day at Chattanooga Valley Middle School
• Veterans Day at Chattanooga Valley Middle School
• Gordon County woman’s story will air on "Disappeared"
• Gordon County woman’s story will air on "Disappeared"
• Chickamauga students stunned by loss of classmate; funeral service Sunday
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Nov. 10, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Nov. 10, 2011
• 11-11-11 brings hopes of good luck
• Rick Perry, on Letterman show, blames debate gaffe on "El Nino"
• 17 year old too young for death penalty
• Friday, Nov. 11: Mark your calendar
• Chickamauga students stunned by loss of classmate
• Rossville house explosion now a case of arson
• Rome college bomb threat cleared; day and evening classes cancelled
• More than $62,000 in jewelry stolen from Ringgold home
• Ringgold Gateway Bank honors Veterans Day
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Oct. 27, 2011
• Aileen Wheeler celebrates 100th birthday
• Tracy Brown announces her candidacy for the clerk of Catoosa County Superior Court
• Dino Richardson Memorial Toy Run in Walker County is Nov. 6
• Kim Kardashian files for divorce after 10 weeks
• Bealls Outlet grand opening in LaFayette Nov. 4
• Sheriff: Chickamauga woman shot in thigh
• Power restoration in snowy East could take days
• Walker Co. woman shot in the leg
• Weather Monday: Mostly sunny, high 62
• Weather Monday: Mostly sunny, high 62
• Tenn. protesters defy curfew 3rd time; no arrests
• Tenn. protesters defy curfew 3rd time; no arrests
• Skeptic finds he now agrees global warming is real
• Skeptic finds he now agrees global warming is real
• Snow smacks Northeast; power could be out for days
• Snow smacks Northeast; power could be out for days
• Sunday, Oct. 30: Mark your calendar
• Sunday, Oct. 30: Mark your calendar
• Early snow pelts East Coast, cuts power to more than 2 million
• Weather Sunday: Sunny, high 63
• Weather Sunday: Sunny, high 63
• Gordon Lee wins state softball title
• Saturday, Oct. 29: Mark your calendar
• Saturday, Oct. 29: Mark your calendar
• Weather Saturday: Mostly cloudy becoming sunny, high 58
• Weather Saturday: Mostly cloudy becoming sunny, high 58
• Trees For Ringgold ceremony held on courthouse lawn
• "Trees for Ringgold" ceremony held on courthouse lawn
• Kids kick off Halloween early with scary face pancakes at Fort Oglethorpe IHOP
• Kids kick off Halloween early with scary face pancakes at Fort Oglethorpe IHOP
• Rebuild Ringgold Auction and Raffle to raise funds for Catoosa Organization Acting in Disaster
• Rebuild Ringgold Auction and Raffle to raise funds for Catoosa Organization Acting in Disaster
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Oct. 14-20, 2011
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Oct. 14-20, 2011
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: David Owen Williamson
• Friday, Oct. 28: Mark your calendar
• Weather Friday: Occasional showers, high 54
• Rossville man charged with injuring officer
• “Cityscape” Pizza Hut reopens in Ringgold
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Oct. 26, 2011
• Hot Deal: In Touch Massage Therapy
• Lindsay Lohan's father arrested again in Tampa
• College prices up again as states slash budgets
• Secrets of long life sought in DNA of the elderly
• LaFayette man charged with burglary, armed robbery
• "Trees for Ringgold" event is Thursday, Friday
• Coroner: Amy Winehouse died from too much alcohol
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Oct. 25, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Oct. 23, 2011
• Wednesday, Oct. 26: Mark your calendar
• Atlanta police arrest Wall Street protesters
• Weather Wednesday: Sunny, high 77
• Georgia starting rating system for day cares
• Georgia starting rating system for day cares
• Netflix shares tank amid backlash and defections
• Netflix shares tank amid backlash and defections
• Moammar Gadhafi buried in unmarked grave
• Futuristic soda fountain is hit at Fort Oglethorpe restaurant
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Window Genie window cleaning franchise comes to northwest Georgia
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Oct. 24, 2011
• LaFayette teen asks for public’s help to get to the Olympics
• Meet the candidates: Ringgold City Council race
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Oct. 22, 2011
• Nelda Parrish named 2011 Walker County Citizen of the Year
• "Steve Jobs" delves deep into complex man's life
• Hwy. 53 wreck in Gordon County results in injuries, death
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: Oct. 13-19, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: Oct. 13-19, 2011
• Monday, Oct. 2: Mark your calendar
• Monday, Oct. 2: Mark your calendar
• Weather Monday: Mostly cloudy, high 74
• “Trees for Ringgold” event Thursday, Friday
• “Trees for Ringgold” event Thursday, Friday
• Autopsy: Libya's Gadhafi killed by shot to head
• Autopsy: Libya's Gadhafi killed by shot to head
• No reports yet of debris from falling satellite
• No reports yet of debris from falling satellite
• Powerful earthquake shakes eastern Turkey
• Powerful earthquake shakes eastern Turkey
• Sunday, October 23: Mark your calendar
• Sunday, October 23: Mark your calendar
• Weather Sunday: Mostly sunny, high 70
• Rossville man sentenced in pill distribution ring
• Saturday, Oct. 22: Mark your calendar
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 67
• Iraq war over, US troops coming home, Obama says
• Walker County deputy resigns over allegations of sexual relations, misconduct with teen girls
• Police: Ringgold woman shoplifts at Hamrick’s, hides out at nearby BiLo
• The Haunted Depot opens tonight in Ringgold
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Oct. 20, 2011
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Eric Brandon Mitchell
• Friday, Oct. 21: Mark your calendar
• Weather Friday: Mostly sunny, high 60
• Scare on the Square to be held Oct. 31
• Farmers’ Market hauls in fall with Harvest Hoedown
• Rossville roommates become Roller Girls
• Horseshoers Convention to be held
• 81-year-old Ringgold woman dies in house fire
• Shop With A Cop seeks donations
• “Pill Poison” coming to LHS Oct. 20
• Thursday, Oct. 20: Mark your calendar
• Weather Thursday: Partly sunny, high 55
• Police: Rossville man arrested for 127 prank calls to 911
• Ringgold woman hospitalized after fire at her house
• Lindsay Lohan probation revoked
• Chickamauga woman arrested for fight at Fort Oglethorpe McDonald’s
• Crawford unseats incumbent Henson in Catoosa County water board runoff
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Oct. 18, 2011
• Analysis of Republican debate: GOP contenders turn fire on each other
• All against Cain: Upstart targeted in GOP debate
• Man flees Fort Oglethorpe Dollar General on foot after shoplifting attempt
• Divers continue search for man who fell in lake
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Oct. 17, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Oct. 16, 2011
• Motorola brings back "Razr" name for smartphone; company says it's the world's thinnest smartphone
• “Sleepy Hollow” performance at The Colonnade is family-friendly
• Pal’s Car Wash strives to be the best in the area
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Oct. 14, 2011
• Eton Police Department employees under investigation
• Ringgold man arrested on charges of statutory rape, child molestation
• Fort Oglethorpe couple call police after receiving death threats during online gaming
• Obama basks in Southern hospitality on bus tour
• CDC: Add $2 per shot for excessive drinking
• Couple nabbed for vehicle theft after police chase
• Meet the candidates: Catoosa County Commission district 1 race
• Kansas City mom admits she was drunk when her baby vanished
• Apple sells 4M-plus new iPhone models in 3 days
• Obama seeks action on jobs bill pieces this week
• Monday, Oct. 17: Mark your calendar
• Weather Monday: Sunny, high 84
• Lauren Alaina comes home for a visit, signs autographs for hometown fans
• Mass. union leaders court Occupy Boston protesters
• Four disabled adults locked in Pa. room; 3 arrested
• "God told" French teacher to set herself on fire in playground
• Thousands join NYC protest against corporate greed
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Sept. 30-Oct. 6, 2011
• Sunday, Oct. 16: Mark your calendar
• Weather Sunday: Sunny, high 80
• Occupy Atlanta heads to Capitol to rally for jobs
• Roach-eating contest at Six Flags Over Georgia
• Beverage World in Fort Oglethorpe gaining regional acclaim
• Sprint customers line up as it gets 1st iPhone
• Motorola to sell cheaper tablet aimed at families
• Health overhaul law suffers first major casualty
• Leadership Catoosa grads
• Saturday, Oct. 15: Mark your calendar
• Lauren Alaina signing autographs in Fort Oglethorpe this afternoon
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 73
• Walker County 911 operator arrested for DUI while off-duty
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Sept. 30-Oct. 6, 2011
• Delay of NYC park cleanup heartens Occupy Wall Street protesters
• Renowned textile artist holding book-signing in Ringgold Monday, Oct. 17
• Floyd County man sentenced to life for child molestation
• Chickamauga couple charged with dumping hundreds of tires
• Walker County Sheriff's Office report: Oct. 13, 2011
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Howard Finster reunion is a decade after folk artist’s death
• Florida man admits to hacking into celebrity email accounts
• Ace Hardware donates mulch for Ringgold ROTC memorial project
• Deal names panel to study college funding, graduation rates
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Christopher Michael Anderson
• Man injured in wreck on Taylor’s Ridge
• Man found passed out in Fort Oglethorpe BiLo bathroom, charged with public drunkenness, shoplifting
• Chickamauga police chief chases DUI suspect
• Bryan College classes at Catoosa Colonnade bring education to residents
• Thursday, Oct. 13: Mark your calendar
• Weather Thursday: Chance of rain, mostly cloudy, high 69
• Chickamauga woman arrested for abandoning her 2-year-old at Ringgold park
• Alaina’s debut album tops iTunes chart; singer will sign autographs in Fort Oglethorpe Saturday
• Mentone celebrating with Colorfest this weekend
• Fort Oglethorpe fire chief honored
• Split Fort Oglethorpe council approves zoning for senior housing
• Wednesday, Oct. 12: Mark your calendar
• Review: Lauren Alaina packs a punch on debut CD
• Weather Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, high 74
• Calhoun man wanted for filing false assault report
• Lakeview Middle School faculty members receive Shining Star Awards
• Ringgold High student commended in National Merit scholarship program
• Fort Oglethorpe police searching for soda machine bandit
• Walker County deputy resigns following investigation into policy violation
• New business born from family roots and recipes
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Oct. 10, 2011
• Steve Jobs death caused by respiratory arrest, cancer
• Marijuana-shaped candy alarms parents, officials
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: Sept. 28-Oct. 4, 2011
• Former Chattooga Co. elementary school teacher gets 7 years in prison
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Oct. 9, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Oct. 8, 2011
• The Depot building in LaFayette goes up in smoke
• Netflix kills plan to split off DVD rentals
• Rossville man reports false crime in order to use Dunkin’ Donuts’ telephone
• Barbecue for Catoosa Leadership alumni
• Legacy Manufacturing Inc. in Catoosa County celebrates grand opening, dedication
• Walker County school system rebounding from website hacking and storm-damaged building
• Monday, Oct. 10: Mark your calendar
• Pumpkin patch in West Armuchee partners good causes
• Pumpkin patch in West Armuchee partners good causes
• Sunday, Oct. 9: Mark your calendar
• Sunday, Oct. 9: Mark your calendar
• Weather Sunday: Mostly cloudy, high 76
• Weather Sunday: Mostly cloudy, high 76
• New Salem fest: arts, crafts and good food on Lookout Mountain this weekend
• New Salem fest: arts, crafts and good food on Lookout Mountain this weekend
• Saturday, Oct. 8: Mark your calendar
• Saturday, Oct. 8: Mark your calendar
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 79
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: DeWayne Phillips Clinton
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: DeWayne Phillips Clinton
• Chattanooga woman arrested for DUI, drug possession in Fort Oglethorpe
• Chattanooga woman arrested for DUI, drug possession in Fort Oglethorpe
• Rossville woman arrested on drug charge following traffic stop
• Fire destroys Rossville house
• Friday, Oct. 7: Mark your calendar
• Weather Friday: Sunny, high 81
• Three qualify for vacated LaFayette council seat in special election
• Three qualify for vacated LaFayette council seat in special election
• Rossville’s mayor, councilman running for each other’s seats in November election
• Rossville’s mayor, councilman running for each other’s seats in November election
• Steve Jobs told us what we needed before we knew
• Steve Jobs told us what we needed before we knew
• Thursday, Oct. 6: Mark your calendar
• Thursday, Oct. 6: Mark your calendar
• Weather Thursday: Sunny, high 83
• Weather Thursday: Sunny, high 83
• Apple says company co-founder Steve Jobs has died
• Apple says company co-founder Steve Jobs has died
• Catoosa County principal to compete on “Wheel of Fortune”
• Catoosa County principal to compete on “Wheel of Fortune”
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Sept. 23-29, 2011
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Sept. 23-29, 2011
• Police: Local medical office received suspicious package containing powder
• LaFayette holds fourth annual Heritage Day Festival
• Despite delay, Walker County Stocking Full of Love car show a success
• Lafayette man arrested, charged on nearly year-old warrant
• Drifter warned to stay away from Fort Oglethorpe restaurants
• Rossville man arrested on theft charge
• NWGRC to hold local work sessions on Comprehensive Plan
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Oct. 3, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Oct. 2, 2011
• Two women arrested for drunken shoplifting at Sav-A-Lot in Fort Oglethorpe
• Chamber to host political candidates forum
• Knox leaving Italy to head home to US
• Ringgold Florist reopens, donates homecoming flowers to Heritage High
• Tuesday, Oct. 4: Mark your calendar
• Weather Tuesday: Sunny, high 79
• Family fun: Prater’s Mill outdoor festival near Dalton, Oct. 8-9
• Alpacas from Chickamauga to be featured at Coosa Valley Fair in Rome
• Catoosa County chief magistrate retires, successor sworn in
• Monday, Oct. 3: Mark your calendar
• Monday, Oct. 3: Mark your calendar
• Weather Monday: Sunny, high 73
• Weather Monday: Sunny, high 73
• Lauren Alaina’s debut album hits stores Oct. 11
• Lauren Alaina’s debut album hits stores Oct. 11
• Sunday, Oct. 2: Mark your calendar
• Sunday, Oct. 2: Mark your calendar
• Weather Sunday: Sunny, high 68
• Weather Sunday: Sunny, high 68
• Heritage High homecoming queen
• Oct. 1: Mark your calendar
• Hutcheson Medical Center board approves 2012 budget
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 66
• Medic: Info from Jackson doctor didn't add up
• Medic: Info from Jackson doctor didn't add up
• Ringgold man dies in wreck; he had been drinking, police say
• Ringgold man dies in wreck; he had been drinking, police say
• Georgia Northwestern law enforcement student accidentally shoots himself in leg
• Georgia State Patrol investigating fatal crash in Ringgold
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: Sept. 21-27, 2011
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Sept. 16-22, 2011
• Child abuse conference in Ringgold
• Sept. 30: Mark your calendar
• Weather Friday: Mostly sunny, high 75
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: James Barren Walker Jr.
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: James Barren Walker Jr.
• LaFayette “Walk and Talk” is Oct. 1
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Sept. 28, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Sept. 28, 2011
• Rossville women arrested for shoplifting at Fort Oglethorpe Dollar General
• Rossville women arrested for shoplifting at Fort Oglethorpe Dollar General
• Testimony to focus on scene in Jackson's bedroom
• Testimony to focus on scene in Jackson's bedroom
• Lowe’s gives grant to Ringgold High School FFA Club for barn and greenhouse
• Sept. 29: Mark your calendar
• Amazon unveils $199 Kindle Fire tablet
• Man found dead in Fort Oglethorpe hotel room
• Battle of Ringgold Gap re-enactment Sept. 30 to Oct. 2
• Jurors presented tales of Jackson's promise, pain
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Sept. 27, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Sept. 27, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Sept. 26, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Sept. 25, 2011
• Hot Deal: City Club fitness classes
• Georgia Winery's 28th annual Grape Stomp is Saturday
• A computer lab no longer: iPads wow teachers, students at Gilbert Elementary
• Ringgold woman crashes van into healthcare center, arrested for DUI
• Car show will be this weekend
• Vehicle broken into at O’Charley’s in Fort Oglethorpe
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Sept. 24, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Sept. 24, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Sept. 23, 2011
• Heritage Day at the Marsh House to ring in October in LaFayette
• Arnold resigns as city manager of LaFayette
• Sept. 27: Mark your calendar
• Heritage High homecoming is Friday
• LaFayette youth donates her locks
• Walker County holds 2011 Balloons and Tunes Festival
• Charlie Daniels hits the stage Saturday night in Ringgold
• Charlie Daniels hits the stage Saturday night in Ringgold
• “Trees for Ringgold” deadline is Oct. 7
• “Trees for Ringgold” deadline is Oct. 7
• Sept. 26: Mark your calendar
• Weather Monday: Chance of rain, mostly cloudy, high 80
• Sept. 25: Mark your calendar
• Weather Sunday: Mostly sunny, high 83
• Lauren Alaina picks up new car in Dalton
• Sept. 24: Mark your calendar
• Sept. 24: Mark your calendar
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 80
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 80
• Walker County Health Department to conduct drive-thru flu-shot clinic
• Catoosa County Public Health offering flu shots
• Fort Oglethorpe budget shows city to be “solid”
• LaFayette mayor mum on whether city manager given two-week notice
• Chattanooga man arrested for vehicle theft in Ringgold
• Partnership 2000 recognition breakfast honors local businesses and community
• Sept. 23: Mark your calendar
• Weather Friday: Chance of rain, mostly cloudy, high 76
• Balloons & Tunes Festival today and Saturday in Walker County
• Facebook "Timeline" redesigns user profiles
• LFO homecoming parade today, crowning Friday
• Sarah’s Snacks: Bake sales for Sarah fund a good cause
• Lookout Mountain to vote on Sunday sales of alcohol
• Georgia executes Davis; supporters claim injustice
• Georgia executes Davis; supporters claim injustice
• Northwest Georgia’s unemployment rate rises to 10.7 percent in August
• Sept. 22: Mark your calendar
• Weather Thursday: Chance of rain, mostly cloudy, high 81
• Man's mooning leads to charges in Dalton
• Fort Oglethorpe council member withdraws challenge to candidate’s qualification
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Sept. 20, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Sept. 20, 2011
• Sept. 21: Mark your calendar
• Sept. 21: Mark your calendar
• Homeless shelter in Summerville serves five northwest Georgia counties
• Homeless shelter in Summerville serves five northwest Georgia counties
• Weather Thursday: Chance of rain, mostly cloudy, high 79
• Heritage Day Walk and Talk
• College News, Walker and Catoosa counties, September 2011
• Catoosa County water board elections will be Oct. 4
• Chickamauga's War Between the States Day
• Fort Oglethorpe police: Vehicle vandalized with fire extinguisher
• Rossville man arrested while chauffeuring intoxicated wife
• Sept. 20: Mark your calendar
• Polk County man charged in wife's death
• Whitfield County: Former neighbor charged in double homicide
• Weather Tuesday: Chance of rain, high 74
• FBI: violent crime down by 6 percent last year
• FBI: violent crime down by 6 percent last year
• Georgia Winery in Ringgold takes home medals
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office invites public to play it safe this fall using OffenderWatch registry
• LaFayette’s ward 2 seat open for special election
• Construction ready for eighth-grade wing of Ringgold Middle School
• Sept. 19: Mark your calendar
• Weather Monday: Showers likely, cloudy, high 74
• Sept. 18: Mark your calendar
• Kiwanis Club of Fort Oglethorpe honors three mayors
• Weather Sunday: Partly sunny, high 80
• Chickamauga celebrates “War Between the States Day” today
• Chickamauga celebrates “War Between the States Day” today
• Sept. 17: Mark your calendar
• Sept. 17: Mark your calendar
• Weather Saturday: Cloudy, high 72
• Weather Saturday: Cloudy, high 72
• Temporary closure of Ochs Museum at Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park
• Temporary closure of Ochs Museum at Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park
• Mascot Mania at the 2011 Balloons and Tunes Festival
• Man arrested on child molestation charges in Ringgold
• Grandparents with webcam become new online stars
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Sept. 15, 2011
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Sept. 2-8, 2011
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Sept. 2-8, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: Sept. 7-13, 2011
• LaFayette-Walker County Library breaks ground to begin renovations
• LaFayette pastor turns himself in on theft charge
• Ringgold High School getting artificial turf for football field
• Hot Deal: Curves in LaFayette
• Catoosa County judge appoints court clerk replacement
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Sept. 14, 2011
• Police: Intoxicated teen crashed ER entrance at Hutcheson Medical Center
• Sept. 15: Mark your calendar
• Weather Thursday: Chance of rain, mostly cloudy, high 74
• Hunter Worley Foundation hosts first annual celebrity softball fundraiser
• Bendabout Farm to hold polo matches benefiting 6th Cavalry Museum
• Fort Oglethorpe council member challenges candidate’s run for office
• Rossville man busted for shoplifting, marijuana at Fort Oglethorpe Wal-Mart
• Lawsuit says some Canyon Ridge agents began working for rival project
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Sept. 13, 2011
• Sept. 14: Mark your calendar
• Weather Wednesday: Sunny, high 90
• Man arrested in Fort Oglethorpe for drinking, driving on closed road
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: Aug. 31 to Sept. 6, 2011
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Aug. 26 to Sept. 1, 2011
• Tailgating party at Gateway Bank in Ringgold
• Ringgold Waffle House invites tornado survivors back to celebrate reopening
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Sept. 12, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Sept. 11, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Sept. 10, 2011
• Fort Town Drive in Fort Oglethorpe closed for sewer work
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Sept. 9, 2011
• Hunter Worley Foundation hosts first annual celebrity softball fundraiser Sept. 18
• Transition Academy 2011 to help parents plan for special-needs children
• Catoosa County court clerk Norman Stone dies
• Ringgold man pleads guilty to vehicular homicide
• Sept. 12: Mark your calendar
• Chickamauga to celebrate annual “War Between the States Day” festival Saturday
• Weather Monday: Mostly sunny, high 86
• Film inspired by crematory incident named best narrative at film festival
• Saturday, Sept. 10: Mark your calendar
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 83
• Tornado-ravaged DFCS building in Ringgold slated for removal, finally
• Ringgold High football player arrested on drug charges
• Ringgold University Center to host open house, grand opening
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Emily Melissa Brooks
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Sept. 8, 2011
• U.S. Chamber official addresses Catoosa County Chamber
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Weather Friday: Partly sunny, high 79
• Sept. 9: Mark your calendar
• Rossville police awarded technology grant
• Rossville police awarded technology grant
• No Limits League provides opportunities for “differently abled” children and adults
• Walker County asks for public’s help identifying possible arson witness
• New principal for Boynton Elementary School in Catoosa County
• New principal for Boynton Elementary School in Catoosa County
• Life-long Ringgold resident fulfills dream of owning beauty salon
• Life-long Ringgold resident fulfills dream of owning beauty salon
• Lookout Mountain Community Services sets high goal for mental health awareness walk
• Celebrity hairstylist brings fresh trends and fresh tunes to the area
• Power restored for most NGEMC customers
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Aug. 26-Sept. 1, 2011
• Atlanta man arrested for DUI following crash in Fort Oglethorpe
• Ringgold students finally come “home” to celebrate first day of school
• No more delays for Ringgold Middle School
• Two men arrested for drinking, loitering at Fort Oglethorpe gas station
• “To Kill a Mockingbird” taking the stage at The Colonnade in Ringgold
• Northwest Georgia Regional Fair kicks off Sept. 9
• Sept. 7: Mark your calendar - happenings in Catoosa and Walker counties
• 1,200 NGEMC customers remain without power
• Weather Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, high 69
• Walker County school on two-hour delay Wednesday
• Georgia Supreme Court permanently removes Catoosa County judge from office
• “Sew Bee It” in Ringgold celebrates grand re-opening
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Sept. 5, 2011
• Newly rebuilt Waffle House to donate first proceeds to Ringgold High School
• About 800 NGEMC customers without power
• Northwestern Tech's Walker, Whitfield-Murray campuses opening late today
• Weather Tuesday: Showers and thunderstorms, high 69
• Sept. 6: Mark your calendar - happenings in Catoosa and Walker counties
• News alert: Walker, Catoosa schools on two-hour delay Tuesday
• Monday, Sept. 5: Mark your calendar - happenings in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Heroes brave the heat in Fort Oglethorpe
• Weather Monday: Shower sand possibly a thunderstorm, high 73
• FSG Bank in Ringgold holds “re-opening” ceremony
• K-9 Tub Time in Ringgold holds grand re-opening
• Expect detour off Ga. 337 at Chattooga-Chickamauga Railway crossing in Walker County
• Sunday, Sept. 4: Mark your calendar - happenings in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Car-motorcycle show in Walker County rescheduled for Oct. 1
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: James David Cowan
• Catoosa building-zoning office “re-opens”
• September proclaimed “Literacy Month” by Catoosa County officials
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Sept. 1, 2011
• Back to school
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Catoosa County’s “Most Wanted”: Garry Michael Burden
• Fort Oglethorpe police investigating auto break-in
• Sept. 2: Mark your calendar - happenings in Catoosa and Walker counties
• KFC in Ringgold re-opens for business
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Aug. 19-25, 2011
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Aug. 19-25, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff'f Office jail report: Aug. 24-30, 2011
• Jury returns guilty mail-fraud verdict
• Sept. 1: Mark your calendar - happenings in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Election qualifying ends for candidates in Fort Oglethorpe, Ringgold
• Cedartown man sentenced to serve three years in plea bargain
• Weather Thursday: Mostly sunny, high 93
• “Remembering Our Heroes” opens Labor Day weekend festivities in Fort Oglethorpe
• Georgia poultry industry dealing with rising costs
• Shooting of Georgia 2-year-old seen as likely accident
• Rossville woman arrested for imprisonment, abuse of mother
• LaFayette pastor’s wife accused of bilking thousands from relative
• Weather Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high 94
• Aug. 31: Mark your calendar - happenings in Catoosa and Walker counites
• Candidates line up for elections in Fort Oglethorpe and Ringgold; county will call special election for commission seat
• Candidates line up for elections in Fort Oglethorpe and Ringgold; county will call special election for commission seat
• Georgia daycare where child died loses license
• Georgia daycare where child died loses license
• Chickamauga teen arrested for armed robbery in Fort Oglethorpe
• Chickamauga teen arrested for armed robbery in Fort Oglethorpe
• Aug. 30: Mark your calendar - happenings in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Car and motorcycle show is Sept. 4 in Walker County
• Rossville man charged with assault at school
• Volunteer needed at library
• Fake police officer stopping motorists in south Georgia
• Georgia church given lottery ticket worth $80K
• Tuesday weather: Sunny, high 94
• Walker County government-levied property tax rate will not increase for 2011-12
• Two Walker County men charged with vehicle break-ins; third suspect at large
• Cochran’s Furniture in Ringgold celebrates 50th year with “restore-ation”
• Catoosa Chamber of Commerce hosts annual golf tournament
• Kids For Christ’s Back to School Blast in LaFayette draws largest ever crowd
• Weather Monday: Sunny, high 93
• Police: Man crashes SUV into Atlanta home
• Admissions to Ga. public colleges growing tougher
• Vignettes from Irene's march up the East Coast
• Best of Walker 2011: Vote now!
• Catoosa high school bands end summer camp with halftime show exhibit
• Hurricane Irene rolls past Ga.; little damage
• Hurricane-force winds slam into NC coast
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 94
• Irene nears N.C., still a hurricane on track north
• Judge denies Georgia minister's request in complaint
• World's oldest person marks 115th birthday in Georgia
• Prosecutors seek death penalty in officer's death
• Cochran’s Furniture in Ringgold to hold re-grand opening Monday
• Fort Oglethorpe City Council notes
• Atlanta police find baby dead in apartment
• Oldest person to mark 115th birthday in Georgia
• Weather Friday: Sunny and hot, high 99
• Georgia House OK's GOP-designed congressional map
• Georgia House OK's GOP-designed congressional map
• Past Times history magazine coming Aug. 31
• Past Times history magazine coming Aug. 31
• Best of Walker 2011: Vote now!
• Walker Historical Society to meet Aug. 28 at Frick's Cave
• Expect traffic delays on Three Notch Road in Catoosa County on Monday and Tuesday
• Northwest Georgia’s unemployment rate unchanged at 10.7 percent in July
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Aug. 24, 2011
• Deal drops plan to move vote; OKs political maps
• Confusion erupts on transportation tax vote
• Weather Thursday: Slight chance of rain, sunny, high 97
• Steve Jobs resigns as CEO of Apple
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Tristan Lebron Sanders
• Accident on Ga. 136 in LaFayette; no injuries reported
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Aug. 23, 2011
• Police: LaFayette man charged with assault for shooting neighbor
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Aug. 12-18, 2011
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Aug. 12-18, 2011
• AP survey: No recession but weakness will endure
• Calhoun man killed in wreck
• Weather Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high 94
• Back to School for Ringgold - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Catoosa Organization Acting in Disaster receives $50,000 donation
• Judge Donny Peppers retires from full-time service to Walker County
• Paddlers seek to expand boating “blueways”
• Fort Oglethorpe police pick up wanted Hamilton County man
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Aug. 5-11, 2011
• Watkins Family to perform Aug. 28 in LaFayette
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Aug. 21, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Aug. 20, 2011
• Georgia gets new license plate tags after contest
• Weather Tuesday: Sunny, high 93
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Aug. 19, 2011
• GBI investigating inmate death at Hays State Prison in Trion
• Marsh House Peacock Alley exhibit
• Louis Hunt Memorial Blood Drive
• Local SERVPRO owners receive national recognition
• Economic impact of Primary Healthcare Centers
• Local students receive state Master 4-H honors
• Two Catoosa County poets part of Sewanee series
• Two Catoosa County poets part of Sewanee series
• First Baptist Church of Fort Oglethorpe welcomes new pastor
• First Baptist Church of Fort Oglethorpe welcomes new pastor
• Northwest Georgia Bank hires Riley as executive vice president
• Northwest Georgia Bank hires Riley as executive vice president
• Sheriff assumes role in Georgia Sheriffs’ Youth Homes
• Sheriff assumes role in Georgia Sheriffs’ Youth Homes
• Walker firefighters honored with state awards
• Walker firefighters honored with state awards
• Catoosa County plans to use reserve funds to make up shortfall in new budget
• Weather Saturday: Mostly sunny, high 95
• Erlanger-Hutcheson progress report
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Angela Jean Hurt
• Chickamauga woman arrested for DUI with children in car
• Police report: Fired worker attacks business owner
• Walker County receives grant for new Pigeon Mountain trail
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Weather Friday: Chance of rain, mostly sunny, high 94
• TCSG, Mercer University sign articulation agreement
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Aug. 17, 2011
• Some say Ringgold council members should withdraw from maintenance building vote
• Vote expected this morning on new Georgia House, Senate districts
• Weather Thursday: Mostly sunny, high 93
• Man’s tag stolen while he was at work in Fort Oglethorpe
• Man’s tag stolen while he was at work in Fort Oglethorpe
• Man found guilty of traveling to Ringgold to have sex with minors
• Man found guilty of traveling to Ringgold to have sex with minors
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Aug. 16, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Aug. 16, 2011
• Back to school
• Walker County landfill now open on Wednesdays too
• Weather Wednesday: Sunny, high 91
• Directors of Ringgold deaf school receive prestigious Lions Club awards
• Directors of Ringgold deaf school receive prestigious Lions Club awards
• Teenage couple held up at gunpoint in Fort Oglethorpe
• Teenage couple held up at gunpoint in Fort Oglethorpe
• City on board with “Trees for Ringgold” project
• City on board with “Trees for Ringgold” project
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Aug. 15, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Aug. 15, 2011
• Chattanooga couple charged with hit-and-run, DUI in Fort Oglethorpe
• Friend of Alaina reports being stalked on Twitter
• LaFayette library open for business in new home
• Weather Tuesday: Sunny, high 90
• Roger Sherrill: House cleaning
• Catoosa County church news - Aug. 17, 2011
• Norman Edwards: Local 4-H Lamb Show to be held Aug. 25
• Dalton teen trampled by horse
• LaFayette’s Presbyterian Memorial Park celebrates dedication
• Election season cranks up in Catoosa County
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: July 29 to Aug. 4, 2011
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: July 29 to Aug. 4, 2011
• Cannonballs sought for Gen. Lytle monument at military park in Chickamauga
• Weather Monday: Mostly sunny, high 86
• Local talent debuts on TV
• Talent shines at Naomi show
• Local SERVPRO owners attend National Convention
• CCAC pet photo contest for 2012 calendar
• Remember Our Heroes with a day of celebration on Sept. 3
• August is Blood Assurance Month
• New U.S. 27 signs mark over 14 historic locations in Fort Oglethorpe
• Kids get free school supplies, haircuts during annual event
• Luncheon for Distinguished Service Awards honorees re-scheduled for Sept. 14
• Gas South holds sweepstakes for first pitch at Atlanta Braves game
• Public health officials urge protection from mosquitoes
• Woman arrested in Fort Oglethorpe for abandoning her child
• Family survives electrical fire on Happy Valley Road that destroys house, vehicles
• Catoosa County to hold meeting Aug. 17 on proposed $38 million budget
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Aug. 11, 2011
• Weather Friday: Mostly sunny, high 94
• Northwest Georgia highway projects taking shape
• Ringgold police chief attends annual summer training conference
• Ringgold police chief attends annual summer training conference
• Georgia Chamber official addresses Catoosa Chamber
• Georgia Chamber official addresses Catoosa Chamber
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: Aug. 3-9, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: Aug. 3-9, 2011
• Walker County awarded grant money for tornado cleanup, emergency supplies
• Winery in Ringgold holding open houses this month
• Police arrest man accused of handcuffing himself to co-worker in Ringgold
• Weather Thursday: Partly sunny, high 94
• Graves, bank settle out of court in suit over Calhoun motel
• Walker County begins re-visioning 20 year plan, asks citizens for input
• Walker County commissioner Heiskell defends against accusations, plans to seek re-eleciton
• CCAC needs to find a home for this dog
• Lauren Alaina's debut video honors home and family
• Weather Wednesday: Sunny, high 94
• Ringgold police looking for man who handcuffed himself to Taco Bell co-worker
• Ringgold promotes businesses, recovery with new billboards
• Erlanger-Hutcheson progress report
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Aug. 8, 2011
• The Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: July 22-28, 2011
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: July 15-21, 2011
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: July 22-28, 2011
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: July 15-21, 2011
• Weather Tuesday: Rain likely, mostly cloudy, high 90
• Joanna Jackson: July northwest Georgia real estate sales rise
• Catoosa County church news - Aug. 10, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Aug. 7, 2011
• Local first-responders receive specialized training
• Georgia Northwestern cuts ribbon on Whitfield campus
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: July 27 to Aug. 2, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office jail report: July 20-26, 2011
• LaFayette Housing Authority to take down old buildings, go green with new ones
• Job worries surge as debt-limit issue recedes
• Weather Monday: Partly sunny, high 96
• Dedication to be held for Presbyterian Memorial Park
• Ringgold High Class of 1956 hold 55th reunion
• Georgia Northwestern celebrates new campus
• Wilson’s Creek at Chickamauga Battlefield
• Western Federal Infantry at Point Park
• Fort Oglethorpe Knights of Columbus tornado relief donation
• Chattanooga arts community supports Ringgold High School Art Department
• Eagle Scout project includes work for church
• Fort Oglethorpe mayor ramps up campaign
• Donation for Ringgold church
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Weather Saturday: Chance or rain, partly sunny, high 94
• New BBQ restaurant open in Chickamauga
• Ruby Falls offers cool tantern tours on weekends
• Three arrested for robbing elderly woman at Fort Oglethorpe grocery
• Georgia Northwestern offering unusual “instant piano” class at Walker County campus
• “No Child Left Behind”: A look at how Walker, Catoosa schools scored on AYP
• Georgia gets $1 million college completion grant
• Weather Friday: Chance of rain, partly sunny, high 93
• Fear, uncertainty make Dow tumble; local financial advisers share their reactions to the stock market slide
• LaFayette man accused of holding ex-wife hostage indicted on 10 counts
• LaFayette man accused of holding ex-wife hostage indicted on 10 counts
• Donation for Ringgold church
• Donation for Ringgold church
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: Aug. 3, 2011
• Battle Creek Motorcross on Scruggs Road in Catoosa County finally approved to open
• Paul Shaw seeking Walker County commissioner seat in 2012
• Weather Thursday: Chance of rain, partly sunny, high 98
• Local residents turning to the Salvation Army to get relief from high temperatures
• Three Fort Oglethorpe teens arrested for making homemade bombs
• Roy’s Grill in Rossville resurrected, again
• Walker County Sheriff's Office jail report: July 2, 2011
• Son of Catoosa County sheriff back behind bars
• Northwest Georgia counties bicker on road funds
• Weather Wednesday: Sunny, high 98
• 20th century U.S. military exhibit at Chattooga Academy
• 2011 WinniSTAR competition begins Aug. 7
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Modern Woodmen fundraiser for Heritage High dance team a success
• Geometry in Art and Architecture visits Rossville Elementary
• Meet Glen Brown, Rossville Middle School’s new principal
• Pot plants seized in Walker County
• Annual golf tournament held to benefit Partnership 2000 education programs in Catoosa County
• Meet Mike Rich, new principal at West Side Elementary in Catoosa County
• Weather Tuesday: Sunny, high 97
• Roger Sherrill: Senior citizens of America
• Joanna Jackson: 2011 northwest Georgia real estate sales year to date
• Catoosa County church news - August 3, 2011
• Walker County commissioner backs redistricting plan
• Restoration efforts at Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park
• Weather Monday: Mostly sunny, high 95
• Catoosa County Public Health announces World Breastfeeding Week Aug. 1-7
• Field Day fun at Naomi Elementary
• Third graders move up to Book Club
• Rossville Elementary banner wins second place
• Catoosa County Health Department to offer Give Kids A Boost car seat check and immunizations
• Weather Sunday: Partly sunny, high 91
• Sgt. Edward W. Koehler honored with full military funeral ceremony in Catoosa County
• Battlefield Pilot Club installs new officers
• Temporary closure of Wilder Tower at Chickamauga Battlefield
• Project Archeology workshop available to educators
• United Way advisory council members speak at local civic meetings
• Weather Saturday: Chance of rain, partly sunny, high 92
• Hutcheson Medical Center accesses $700,000 of Erlanger cash
• Rock Spring couple arrested for growing pot
• Rock Spring couple arrested for growing pot
• Walker County: Arrest made in Corinth Road arson
• Walker County: Arrest made in Corinth Road arson
• Gateway Bank in Ringgold celebrates Caribbean Day
• Gateway Bank in Ringgold celebrates Caribbean Day
• Funeral services Saturday in Ringgold for soldier
• LaFayette man arrested for manufacturing marijuana
• Hutcheson Medical Center to access Erlanger cash
• Weather Friday: Mostly sunny, high 95
• Sen. Jeff Mullis on 411 Connector: “I want to get this road built”
• Sen. Jeff Mullis on 411 Connector: “I want to get this road built”
• Coahulla Creek High opens with digital tablets for all
• Coahulla Creek High opens with digital tablets for all
• Kroger decides not to build at Ringgold location
• Sen. Jeff Mullis on 411 Connector: I want to get this road built
• Staying cool in the heat
• Restoration of Ringgold schools progressing on schedule
• Weather Thursday: Mostly sunny, high 98
• Section of Lakeview Drive in Rossville scheduled for temporary closing in August
• State Sen. Mullis opposes selected 411 Connector route
• State Sen. Mullis opposes selected 411 Connector route
• Walker County Sheriff's Office booking report: July 26, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office booking report: July 26, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office booking report: July 25, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office booking report: July 24, 2011
• Weather Wednesday: Sunny, high 96
• Church fire in Chickamauga is arson
• Local non-profit company saves Georgia home from foreclosure
• Fort Oglethorpe man arrested for burglaries in his neighborhood
• LaFayette man killed in wreck
• Section of Lakeview Drive in Rossville scheduled for temporary closing in August
• Ringgold man, parents charged with kidnapping man’s pregnant girlfriend
• One person dies in an early morning wreck on Marble Top Road
• Erlanger-Hutcheson progress report
• Campaigning for November election in Fort Oglethorpe likely to be active
• Weather Tuesday: Mostly sunny, high 94
• Roger Sherrill: Army Family Readiness Group
• Roger Sherrill: Army Family Readiness Group
• Catoosa County church news - July 27, 2011
• Kids’ Day hits home at the Battlefield Farmers’ Market
• LaFayette-Walker County Library closing on Saturdays beginning Aug. 6
• Rossville man dies after industrial accident
• Weather Monday: 80% chance of rain, high 89
• Supermarket Sweep nets big winnings
• LaFayette Receives 2011 National Main Street accreditation
• Walker County Board of Education joins vision to transform public education
• State Sen. Tommie Williams encourages input on Congressional redistricting
• Kiwanis Club of Ringgold supports the Catoosa County 4-H
• High-speed Internet services put the world at northwest Georgia’s fingertips
• Weather Sunday: Chance of rain, partly sunny, high 91
• Boynton Lions Club installs new officers
• Community Players present farewell performance of “Smoke on the Mountain”
• Battlefield Pilot Club president attends annual meeting
• Weather Saturday: Mostly sunny, high 93
• July 23-24, 2011: What's happening in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Double Scholarship Recipient
• Share America Foundation chooses bluegrass banjo player for scholarship
• Northwest Georgia Bank Foundation supports YMCA’s Strong Kids Campaign
• Georgia's videotaped execution sets new precedent
• Weather Friday: Chance of rain, mostly sunny, high 92
• Georgia inmate executed for killing family in 1993
• July 22, 2011: What's happening in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Chickamauga Lions Club donates to library
• Rossville man arrested for burglarizing residence
• Police looking for car stolen from Ringgold residence
• Father and son arrested for breaking into vehicles at Fort Oglethorpe Wal-Mart
• Weather Thursday: Chance of rain, partly sunny, high 94
• New general manager at Ringgold Cracker Barrel
• Georgia State Patrol investigating I-75 fatality in Ringgold
• Meet Debbie Ingle, Naomi Elementary School’s new principal
• Erlanger-Hutcheson progress report
• LaFayette man facing 13 charges after holding ex-wife hostage
• Walker County Sheriff's Office booking report: July 19, 2011
• Weather today: Chance of rain, partly sunny, high 93
• College news, Walker and Catoosa counties, July 2011
• Battlefield Market prepares for biggest Kids’ Day yet
• Country & Gospel Music Festival gets toes-tappin’ at Lake Winnepesaukah
• Lawmaker: “Ringgold, Georgia, is open for business”
• Charlie Daniels Band to headline Summerset 2011
• Rossville man charged with attempted rape, sexual battery
• LaFayette library to host travelogue presentation for adults
• Georgia reopens car tag contest after brouhaha
• Weather today: Partly sunny, high 93
• Joanna Jackson: Home ownership matters
• Roger Sherrill: Blessings
• Catoosa County church news - July 20, 2011
• Calhoun man arrested in Ringgold for attempted child molestation
• Walker County Sheriff's Office booking report: July 15-17, 2011
• July 18, 2011: What's happening in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Keith Baptist Church VBS children and youth donate to tornado victims
• Naomi Chorus presents "Annie Jr."
• LaFayette High FCCLA members attend leadership camp
• Professionals promote interest in drama
• Board of Education honors perfect attendance
• Weather today: Partly sunny, high 89
• July 17, 2011: What's happening in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Military park and Outdoor Chattanooga Bicycle Ride to be held July 24
• 37th Tennessee Regiment at Point Park
• Bull Run tour begins at the Chickamauga Battlefield July 21
• Dentist provides tornado relief
• Boynton UMC welcomes new pastor
• July 16, 2011: What's happening in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: July 6-12, 2011
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: July 1-7, 2011
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: July 1-7, 2011
• Mini-chopper motorcycle stolen in Rossville
• Theft of copper in Chickamauga
• Weather today: Rain, cloudy, high 71
• July 15, 2011: What's happening in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Walker board participates in USDA summer lunch program
• Kitten found: Orange-striped kitten found on Cloud Springs Road
• Found dogs: Two female beagles in downtown Ringgold
• 3 finalists unveiled for new Ga. license plate
• Fort Oglethorpe continues to discuss LaFayette Road project
• Weather today: Chance of rain, partly sunny, high 92
• July 14, 2011: What's happening in Walker and Catoosa counties
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - July 12, 2011
• Former Ringgold football star charged with aggravated assault
• Villanow businessman takes politicians to task on the D.C. trail
• Chickamauga Police Department report: June 2011
• Sunny memorial
• Walker County Sheriff's Office booking report: July 12, 2011
• Weather today: Chance of rain, partly sunny, high 97
• July 13, 2011: What's happening in Walker and Catoosa counties
• Stolen radio equipment from LaFayette vehicle
• LaFayette: William Fielder wins Chevrolet Cruze
• Local educators keep history alive on Chattanooga walking tours
• Two Dalton 5-year-olds serve up lemonade — and a nice donation for animals
• Walker County Sheriff's Office booking report for July 11, 2011
• Weather today: Mostly sunny, high 96
• Connie Forester: John B. Gordon, Chattooga Academy’s most famous student
• Roger Sherrill: Questions being answered
• Catoosa County Public Health to hold WIC Farmer’s Market
• Catoosa County church news - July 13, 2011
• Alabama man arrested in Ringgold on child molestation charges
• Local entrepreneur honored for providing outstanding customer service
• SURE Disaster program deadline approaches for 2009 crops
• RHS Class of 1942 marks 69 years
• PLC student receives iPad
• Catoosa student attends natural resources conservation workshop
• Access America Transport company opens in Chickamauga
• Fort Oglethorpe native wins Habitat for Humanity Lego Building Contest
• Two Ringgold natives graduate from McCallie School
• Two Walker County natives graduate from McCallie School
• Chickamauga Sonic Drive-In crew one of top 300 in nation
• Arrest made in LaFayette hit-and-run
• Oil and gasoline prices on the rise again
• Suspect in fatal hit-and-run in Rossville is still at large
• Casey Anthony release pushed back to July 17
• Floys County sued for $6 million
• Retailers post strong June sales
• Weather today: Rain likely, partly sunny, high 92
• Gordon County: Man pleads guilty to malice murder, 13 other charges; gets life in prison
• County officials approve purchase and reinforcement of emergency communication system
• Taco Bell re-opens in Ringgold
• Police seek public’s help in deadly hit-and-run in Rossville
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: June 24-30, 2011
• LaFayette receives grant to build new airport terminal
• Weather today: Chance of rain, partly sunny, high 90
• Child found dead in Gordon County pool
• Country singer Josh Turner to perform benefit concert in Ringgold
• Model car racetrack opens in LaFayette
• Hit-and-run under investigation in LaFayette
• Georgia Northwestern campus location in Catoosa County still undetermined
• Weather today: Partly sunny, high 89
• Catoosa County church news - July 6, 2011
• Roger Sherrill: Support for the troops
• June northwest Georgia real estate sales rise
• Ringgold couple arrested for growing marijuana in their home
• Casey Anthony cleared of murdering young daughter
• LaFayette Freedom Festival sparks up this year’s Fourth festivities
• Weather today: Showers, thunderstorms; partly sunny, high 89
• Fort Oglethorpe celebrates “Patriotism at The Post”
• St. Gerard Men’s Club hold raffle for tornado victims
• Weather todayd: Mostly sunny, high 95
• Fairyland celebrates 50th anniversary with festival
• Business partners honor schools retirees
• Wattle and Daub to Warfare: learning from games
• Otis Head honored for years of music
• Walker students attend Natural Resources Conservation Workshop
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: June 17-23, 2011
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: June 17-23, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff's Office report: June 22-28, 2011
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Weather today: Sunny, high 96
• Northwest Regional hospital reduced to 4 patients
• Former Walker County man sentenced for child molestation
• Toddler drowns in Polk County
• Ringgold man arrested for DUI at Fort Oglethorpe Krystal
• Catoosa County Chamber launching new website feature to highlight local deals
• NGEMC announces Fourth of July office closings
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: David Owen Williamson
• Catoosa County’s “Most Wanted”: Michael Anthony Smith
• Arson fire in LaFayette
• Man crashes U-haul truck into CVS Pharmacy drive-through in Ringgold
• Man falls three feet, head first during arrest
• Man falls three feet, head first during arrest
• Man blocks in burglars while crime in progress in LaFayette
• Man blocks in burglars while crime in progress in LaFayette
• Damage to property in Rossville
• Damage to property in Rossville
• Damage to property in LaFayette
• Damage to property in LaFayette
• Georgia troopers preparing for July Fourth holiday weekend
• Georgia troopers preparing for July Fourth holiday weekend
• Weather today: Sunny, high 89
• Battlefield program about young Civil War soldiers
• Free summertime camp at Chickamauga Battlefield
• LaFayette Freedom Festival is Friday evening
• Cashier arrested for theft at Fort Oglethorpe Wal-Mart
• Man arrested in Catoosa County after argument over VCR
• Local celebrities speak at Fort Oglethorpe Kiwanis luncheon
• In Catoosa County: Debris removal planned for local streams
• Courageous “racer” inspires community at Run for Ringgold race
• Run for Ringgold race surpasses all expectations
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Elizabeth Ashley Hill
• Catoosa County church news - June 29, 2011
• Roger Sherrill: Why I volunteer with Operation Coffee Cup
• Fort Oglethorpe approves sewer project despite question of college construction
• Norman Edwards: Blossom-end rot on tomatoes
• Group insurance changes for Catoosa County employees
• Weather today: Partly sunny, high 91
• Laid off Bluebirds set for new careers
• Local Cub Scouts hold annual council race
• Local Cub Scouts hold annual council race
• Georgia Northwestern’s truck driving students lend a hand to Habitat for Humanity’s HomeMart
• Georgia Northwestern’s truck driving students lend a hand to Habitat for Humanity’s HomeMart
• Navigators raise almost $8,000 in Battlefield Relay for Life
• Navigators raise almost $8,000 in Battlefield Relay for Life
• Chattanooga Valley Middle students surprise volunteer
• Chattanooga Valley staff assists in debris cleanup
• Ringgold High Dance Team brings home awards
• 37th Georgia Regiment at Point Park
• Safe Kids Walker County to hold booster seat education event June 30
• Have lunch with the Battlefield Farmers’ Market starting June 27
• Patriotic event offers family fun in north Georgia
• Weather today: Partly sunny, high 90
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Robert Duvall gets taste of Rome; filming continues in Cedartown on the movie "Jayne Mansfield’s Car"
• “Little Shop of Horrors” opens tonight at The Colonnade in Ringgold
• Meet Kandy Gilstrap, Rock Spring Elementary School’s new principal
• Filming of Billy Bob Thornton movie resumes on second day in Cedartown
• Weather today: Partly sunny, high 87
• Patriotism at The Post in Fort Oglethorpe is Sunday, July 3
• June 24, 2011: What's happening in Walker and Catoosa counties
• Filming underway in Cedartown for Billy Bob Thornton movie
• Filming underway in Cedartown for Billy Bob Thornton movie
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: June 15-21, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: June 15-21, 2011
• June 23, 2011: What's happening in Walker and Catoosa counties
• Meet Matt Harris, Gilbert Elementary School’s new principal
• Meet Matt Harris, Gilbert Elementary School’s new principal
• New child safety seat law begins July 1
• New child safety seat law begins July 1
• Governor reappoints Chickamauga city manager to Georgia Civil War Commission
• Art educator leaves his legacy in Catoosa County
• Weather today: Partly sunny, high 85
• Woman arrested on drug charges following hit-and-run accident in Fort Oglethorpe
• Local youth group helps rebuild Ringgold house destroyed by tornado
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: June 10-16, 2011
• Update: Filming begins for 'Jayne Mansfield's Car' in Cedartown
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: June 10-16, 2011
• Weather today: Showers and thunderstorms, high 85
• Power restored for most North Georgia EMC customers
• June 22, 2011: What's happening in Walker and Catoosa counties
• Closure of Chickamauga Battlefield Trail System
• Opening of Lookout Mountain Battlefield Trail System
• Hear local radio “hams” during Field Day event June 25-26
• Kids 4 Christ accepting Cool After School applications
• Chattanooga to Moccasin Bend bicycle ride to be held June 26
• Past cast members return for final performances of “Smoke on the Mountain Homecoming” at Colonnade in Ringgold
• Free food still plentiful and available for those in need
• Weather today: Mostly sunny, high 90
• Roger Sherrill: Operation Coffee Cup welcomes C Troop
• Catoosa County church news - June 22, 2011
• Rebuilding is in full swing in tornado-damaged business district in Ringgold
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• 1,000 North Georgia EMC customers without power today
• LaFayette Library finds new home in old Food Lion, begins preparing to move
• Lowell Green softball fields finally see opening night; fields dedicated in memory of Robert L. Suttle Sr.
• June 20, 2011: What's happening in Walker and Catoosa counties
• Chickamauga is Georgia’s newest Certified Local Government
• Walker students take out-of-this-world field trip
• The Bank of LaFayette supports technology in schools
• Art students present mosaic gift to superintendent
• LaFayette Woman’s Club honors art students
• Rotary Club announces new officers
• Catoosa retired educators award scholarships
• Local woman named to state cosmetology board
• h2b creative celebrates fifth anniversary by donating to tornado victims
• Memorial Day program held on court house lawn
• July 18, 2011: What's happening in Catoosa and Walker counties
• A firearm, jewelry, and cash stolen from Rising Fawn residence
• Historic coins stolen from Flintstone residence
• Breaking and entering in Chickamauga
• Toolboxes stolen from Chattanooga Valley Road residence
• Happy Valley bridges closed by GDOT
• June 17, 2011: What's happening in Walker and Catoosa counties
• College news, Walker and Catoosa counties, June 2011
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Rhonda Renee Ridley
• Police: Ringgold Acoustic Café owner flees scene after fist fight with patron
• Lowell Green softball complex to host dedication, opening games tonight
• June 16, 2011: What's happening in Walker and Catoosa counties
• Ringgold police investigating burglary at Remco Business Center
• Weather today: Mostly sunny, high 91
• Walker, Catoosa counties under severe thunderstorm watch until 8 p.m.
• Area under severe thunderstorm watch until 8 p.m.
• Rossville mill owner claims city delayed putting out blaze; official says owner has facts wrong
• June 15, 2011: What's happening in Walker and Catoosa counties
• Georgia Supreme Court hears arguments in 19-year-old Ringgold murder case
• Roger Sherrill: Thank you readers
• Catoosa County church news - June 15, 2011
• Myths of Chickamauga explored in Battlefield program
• Entrance fee waived on the first day of summer at Lookout Mountain Point Park
• Fort Oglethorpe trail named in honor of council member
• Ringgold kicks off summer movie series at The Depot
• Ringgold kicks off second season of historic walking tours
• Arguments in 1992 Ringgold murder case to be heard in Georgia Supreme Court
• Weather Tuesday: Mostly sunny, high 89
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - June 10, 2011
• June 13, 2011: What's happening in Walker and Catoosa counties
• Catoosa Farm Bureau earns awards for 2010
• Graysville Elementary students show self control
• Graysville Elementary star students shine
• Boynton Elementary fifth grade Field Day champions
• Walker County Historical Society meeting minutes
• June 12, 2011: What's happening in Walker and Catoosa counties
• Roads and taxes reviewed at Catoosa County commission meeting
• Gilbert class checks out local library
• Gilbert playground useful for learning
• Middle student work featured at annual art show
• Teaching to learn while learning to teach
• June 11, 2011: What's happening in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Despite little damage, Ringgold’s downtown merchants still affected by tornado
• Georgia's high school graduation rate 47th in nation while Tennessee rises to 14
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department arrest report, May 27 - June 2, 2011
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Eric Lynn Bradley
• Walker County sheriff's report, June 1-7, 2011
• May sales tax revenue dips after storms close businesses
• June 10, 2011: What's happening in Walker and Catoosa counties
• Louisiana man arrested in Fort Oglethorpe on DUI, possession charges
• Recovery specialist offers help to families coping with lingering post-disaster fears
• “Couponing” experience a success, classes offered
• Victims’ names released in fatal I-75 crash
• The Care Mission in LaFayette needs immediate help assisting others
• June 9, 2011: What's happening in Walker and Catoosa counties
• Rossville business offers tornado shelters
• Roper holds job fair in LaFayette
• Walker County Court taking applications to fill vacancy
• Catoosa Citizens for Animal Care: Hope
• Villanow veterinarian opens little clinic with big dreams
• June 8, 2011: What's happening in Walker and Catoosa counties
• 58th North Carolina Regiment at Chickamauga Battlefield
• Long-term recovery committees address unmet needs
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department arrest report, May 20-26, 2011
• Past cast members return for final performances of “Smoke on the Mountain Homecoming” at Colonnade
• Catoosa County sheriff's report, May 20-26, 2011
• Changes to Sacred Sounds Friday: Hickory Wind and Otis Head to perform
• Crimestoppers: Catoosa County sheriff’s office
• Catoosa County church news - June 8, 2011
• Students’ summer camp makes learning fun
• Joanna Jackson: May northwest Georgia real estate sales
• Gospel singing benefit planned for Dalton Marine hero
• “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” family visits Children’s Hospital
• Winners of Catoosa County Farm Bureau 2011 Middle School Essay Contest
• Sanctus Real to perform at Lake Winnepesaukah June 12
• LaFayette bands featured at Riverbend Festival, June 10-18
• 6th U.S. Cavalry Association holds 111th annual reunion
• Tornado recovery in Catoosa County getting volunteer boost
• Gilbert Elementary School star and honor roll students
• Graysville Chorus brings Broadway to school
• Character Education at Graysville Elementary
• Graysville Elementary star students shine
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 94
• “Run for Ringgold” race to support Ringgold school band and athletic departments
• Weather Friday: Mostly sunny, high 95
• “Little Shop of Horrors” comes to Catoosa County Colonnade next month
• Emergency alert sirens in Ringgold, Fort Oglethorpe will sound Saturday
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Les Coffey
• “Idol” winner, runner-up play like a country duo
• Catoosa County high School students blend art, industry, and commerce into public sculpture
• Weather Thursday: Sunny, high 94
• June 2, 2011: What's happening in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Battlefield program about Europeans arriving in the southeast
• Summer programs begin at Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department reports: May 6-19, 2011
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office reports: April 22 to May 19, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: May 11-24, 2011
• June 1, 2011: What's happening in Walker and Catoosa counties
• Catoosa County church news - June 1, 2011
• Roger Sherrill: Temperature rising in Afghanistan
• Norman Edwards: 2011 Southeastern Hay Show
• Colt Ford to perform at Lake Winnepesaukah June 5
• Catoosa Citizens for Animal Care to set up at Dixie Yard Sale Saturday
• May 31, 2011: What's happening in Catoosa and Walker counties
• College news, Walker and Catoosa counties, May 2011
• Jody Carter: Walker County Teacher of the Year
• 1890s Day Jamboree, alive and well in Ringgold
• May 30, 2011: What's happening in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Walker County manufacturers celebrated at Chamber Luncheon
• Northwest Georgia Bank Navigators raise almost $1,100 for Boynton Special Olympians
• Chickamauga United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting minutes
• LaFayette church hold golf tournament as fundraiser
• Walker leaders graduate from the Georgia Academy for Economic Development
• May 29, 2011: What's happening in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Erlanger honors emergency medical service personnel during National EMS Week
• Walker County students exhibit at Capitol Art Show
• Walker County names best young authors
• Ray of hope: Cherokee Valley rainbow
• Marsh House Community Task Force meeting minutes
• May 28, 2011: What's happening in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Catoosa County, Ringgold remind residents about separating debris
• Ringgold celebrates tonight and Saturday with 1890s Day Jamboree
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: James Robert Melville Jr.
• Sandra Self voted tops by tax commissioner peers
• May 27, 2011: What's happening in Walker and Catoosa counties
• Alaina’s relatives held private “Idol” watch party
• Ringgold Elementary holds Fifth-Grade Science Fair
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect
• Johnston Elementary School holds “Dimes for Disaster” drive to provide donation to Ringgold schools
• May 26, 2011: What's happening in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Lauren Alaina is “American Idol” runner-up
• Rock City announces summer events
• Special Lauren Alaina section coming
• “Night of the Stars” banquet held for Ringgold Middle School honor students
• Catoosa school board approves revised calendar for 2011-12
• May 25, 2011: What's happening in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Magoo’s patrons celebrate stunning final performance by “Idol” Alaina
• “American Idol” finale: Lauren vs. Scotty
• Former home health-care worker accused of abusing patient gets concurrent life sentences
• Alaina, McCreery battle it out on tonight’s final round of “American Idol”
• Lauren Alaina Silent in Makeup -- Haley Is Ready
• LaFayette man arrested for stealing city property
• Kids’ Talent Show to be held at Ringgold Depot Thursday night
• FEMA center in Catoosa County will close Thursday
• Weather Tuesday: Mostly sunny, high 87
• May 24, 2011: What's happening in Walker and Catoosa counties
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - May 20, 2011
• Battlefield hosts special program about the casualities of war Memorial Day
• Lake Winnepesaukah salutes the military on Memorial Day
• Norman Edwards: Carpenter bees
• Catoosa County church news - May 25, 2011
• May 23, 2011: What's happening in Walker and Catoosa counties
• Weather Monday: Partly sunny, high 87
• Six-year-old catches 13-pound catfish
• North Georgia EMC celebrates 75 years of service
• Madison McCalmon honored by University of the Cumberlands
• Rock City Gardens continues educational and stewardship efforts
• GNTC to be tobacco-free effective Aug. 1
• May 22, 2011: What's happening in Walker and Catoosa counties
• Memorial Day Music Festival in LaFayette
• LaFayette High breakfast honors special mentors
• Cancer patients, caregivers offered free telephone workshops to help manage experience with disease
• Songs For Ringgold EP benefits local tornado victims
• Catoosa leaders continue restoration efforts
• May 21, 2011: What's happening in Walker and Catoosa counties
• FEMA makes disaster assistance available to people with disabilities
• Disaster victims: Financial help available for implementing mitigation
• Georgia Red Cross transitions statewide tornado response
• Music fest coming to downtown LaFayette May 28
• Weather Friday: Mostly sunny, high 85
• Now there are two: Alaina advances to “American Idol” finale
• Rock Spring’s Community Baptist Church staying open after FEMA shuts down
• Tighter security in Cherokee Valley Road area in Ringgold
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Barry Leon Smith
• Police: Man robbed in bathroom at restaurant in Ringgold
• May 19, 2011: What's happening in Walker and Catoosa counties
• Walker County gathers opinions on public funding for dying libraries
• Weather Thursday: Partly sunny, high 77
• Lauren Alaina vying to make it to ‘American Idol' finale
• The Nature of Battle walking tour to be held May 20
• National park and Outdoor Chattanooga begin bicycle rides to Moccasin Bend
• Secession on the border: Slaves states that did not secede
• Closure of Sherman Reservation on Missionary Ridge
• May 18, 2011: What's happening in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Weather Wednesday: Partly sunny, high 68
• Tornadoes damaged, destroyed nearly 700 structures in Catoosa County
• Local veteran takes Honor Flight for 90th birthday
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Weather Tuesday: Cloudy, high 63
• 1890s Day Jamboree to celebrate spirit, resiliency of Ringgold
• May 17, 2011: What's happening in Walker and Catoosa counties
• 1890s Day Jamboree - Memorial Day Weekend Celebration
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - May 13, 2011
• Ringgold Telephone Company and Gateway Bank hold Distribution Day for local tornado victims May 20
• Dwight Watt: Should I call a number on plain white postcard I got?
• Norman Edwards: UGA bred heifer sale scheduled for June 1
• Joanna Jackson: Government loans are still easy to get - good loans with low-fixed rates
• Roger Sherrill: Local groups support the troops
• Viewing party caps off “Extreme” experience
• Weather Monday: Cloudy, high 60
• May 15, 2011: What's happening today in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Catoosa Farm Bureau brings home awards
• Tiger Creek students meet goals in reading competition
• Georgia Northwestern hosts high school counselors luncheons
• Closure of Lookout Mountain Battlefield trail system in military park
• “Idol” hopeful Lauren Alaina performs for local fans
• Supplemental funding available for utility assistance
• Catoosa County: Cloud Springs Elementary School sponsors “Locks of Love” event
• County and city governments create Joint Comprehensive Plan
• SingAkadamie concert to benefit tornado victims
• May 14, 2011: What's happening today in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Small Business Administration also helps homeowners in disaster
• Disaster relief (May 13, 2011): Fundraisers, donations and volunteers, and assistance for storm/tornado victims
• More details on Lauren Alaina parade, performance in Fort Oglethorpe Saturday
• May 13, 2011: What's happening in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Weather today: Partly sunny, high 83
• Rossville’s Alaina makes top 3 on “American Idol”
• Misunderstandings may cause some Georgia residents to miss out on disaster assistance
• Registering with volunteers agencies not the same as FEMA
• Catoosa County Chamber announces business disaster assistance at next week’s expo
• Catoosa County and Ringgold will return to regular phone numbers
• Community organizers meet to form volunteer group for rebuilding and recovery in Catoosa County
• May 12, 2011: What's happening in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Weather Thursday: Mostly sunny, high 88
• Parade Saturday for Alaina in Fort Oglethorpe if she makes “Idol” top 3
• Coco McCain: It’s Lauren Alaina Night ... 16 Sweet Reasons to Vote for American Idol’s Lauren Alaina
• Shaw Industries donates gift cards to Ringgold school faculty
• Ringgold Police Department swears in new reserve officers
• Heritage and Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe schools welcome Ringgold students back to class
• Disaster relief (May 11, 2011): Fundraisers, donations and volunteers, and assistance for storm/tornado victims
• May 11, 2011: What’s happening in Catoosa and Walker counties
• Weather Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high 89
• Alaina to perform at LFO High School and Chattanooga park Saturday if she makes final three
• Secretary Janet Napolitano visits Disaster Recovery Center in Catoosa
• Georgia disaster-designated counties approved for disaster food assistance
• Food drive collection via U.S. Postal Service
• State commission says Catoosa County judge should be removed from office
• Ringgold High School band students receive and deliver generous portion of disaster aid from former resident
• Fort Oglethorpe will vote on Sunday alcohol sales
• Streamlining your FEMA application process
• In Ringgold and Catoosa County: Disaster follow-up now focusing on public works and supporting volunteer services
• Norman Edwards: 13-year cicadas are emerging
• Joanna Jackson: Northwest Georgia real estate sales for April 2011
• Two-time Dove Award nominees will bring traditional mountain sounds to Ringgold Depot
• Catoosa County church news - May 11, 2011
• Disaster relief (May 9, 2011): Fundraisers, donations and volunteers, and assistance for storm/tornado victims
• Weather Monday: Mostly sunny, high 86
• Days of Summer Carnival announces themes for May 18-19
• Disaster relief (May 8, 2011): Fundraisers, donations and volunteers, and assistance for storm/tornado victims
• Civil War-era clothing exhibit at Chattooga Academy
• Disaster relief (May 7, 2011): Fundraisers, donations and volunteers, and assistance for storm/tornado victims
• LaFayette Woman’s Club gives to Walker County Animal Shelter
• Catoosa students inducted in honor society at Dalton State
• Walker students inducted in honor society at Dalton State
• Disaster relief (May 6, 2011): Fundraisers, donations and volunteers, and assistance for storm/tornado victims
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Joseph Paul Jones
• Alaina advances to “American Idol” final four
• Red Cross shelter in Catoosa County moves to new location
• Area services continue to assist affected Catoosa County residents; new volunteer coordinator line created; help line hours change
• Georgia Department of Driver Services aids storm victims with licensing assistance
• “Wedding Belles” offered for discounted price
• Ringgold hosts National Day of Prayer at historic Depot, remembers tornado victims
• Walker County prays for tornado victims on National Day of Prayer
• Official: More than 40 houses in Walker County destroyed by tornadoes
• Possible arson under investigation in LaFayette
• Rossville’s Lauren Alaina rocks and soothes on “American Idol”
• Mission of Compassion to hold candlelight vigil in Ringgold
• FEMA to open in Walker County on Friday
• Weather Thursday: Sunny, high 70
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: April 22-28, 2011
• Walker County schools on two-hour delay Thursday, Friday
• FEMA now set up to help with Catoosa County recovery
• Laptop stolen from Chickamauga residence
• Park recovery from severe storms continues
• Weather Wednesday: Sunny, high 64
• Catoosa County: Brush pickup and unemployment due to the storm
• SBA Disaster Loan Programs
• Ringgold to keep checkpoints up through the night; looting still an issue
• Walker County Chamber Golf Tournament postponed
• Robby Hopkins Band set to perform at Down Home Days in Chickamauga
• Chattanooga business holds benefit for Ringgold tornado victims
• Slippery road leads to rolled vehicle in LaFayette
• Rescheduled events and meetings
• Weather Tuesday: Showers, high 64
• Announcements from Catoosa County Chamber of Commerce - April 29, 2011
• Walker County schools opening two hours later Tuesday
• Walker County had one fatality from storms
• Catoosa County church news - May 4, 2011
• Norman Edwards: Cattle management workshop to be held May 31
• Ringgold School Jazz Bands host Puttin’ on the Ritz fundraiser Saturday
• Catoosa County school chief gives more details for Ringgold students; Ringgold open on limited basis
• Ringgold water customers no longer have to boil their water
• Osama bin Laden dead, killed by U.S. forces
• Department of Family and Children Services in Ringgold digs out after tornado
• North Georgia EMC customers without power now at 400
• Ringgold will continue 9 p.m. curfew
• Update: Walker EMS releases updates on service public announcements for storm victims
• Walker County schools closed Monday
• Government memorandum: Catoosa County building and structure inspections, building and demolition permits, and registration of businesses
• Catoosa County, Ringgold focus on additional resident relief efforts and share new information for residents
• Map: Path of deadly tornado that hit Ringgold
• Walker Emergency Services offers important information to public
• Sen. Isakson surveys Catoosa County tornado damage
• Volunteers help Walker County’s Flintstone community recover from tornado
• Power being restored in Ringgold; crews given priority on streets
• Oakwood Baptist in Chickamauga offers relief, food, showers to tornado victims
• Power restoration efforts continue in Catoosa, Gordon counties
• LaFayette High JROTC accepting donations, supplies at Walmart
• Wireless at a premium in Catoosa County
• Bank of LaFayette aids in disaster relief efforts
• North Georgia EMC working to restore outages in Catoosa
• April 28, 2011 Ribbon Cutting - Cancelled
• Flintstone families recount their survival stories
• LaFayette emergency services aid Ringgold recovery efforts
• LaFayette and Chickamauga escape severe weather with minimal damage
• Ringgold devastated; eight confirmed dead
• Storm coverage: At least seven deaths in Ringgold
• Tornado damage in Eagle's Landing subdivision in Flintstone in Walker County
• Seven reported dead, 30 injured in Catoosa County; region declared emergency area by governor because of tornado damage
• Walker County sheriff: “Worst I have seen … like a bomb went off”
• “American Idol” top 6 to perform tonight on Fox
• Tornado warning alarms go off in Walker County
• Update: Tornado watch issued for Floyd, warnings for Catoosa, Chattooga, Walker
• What's happening in Catoosa, Walker counties?
• Man accused of pulling gun on customer at Fort Oglethorpe Wal-Mart claims self-defense
• Weather Wednesday: Showers and thunderstorms; hail and damaging winds possible
• 37th Georgia Regiment at Chickamauga Battlefield
• Burglars raid change machine at LaFayette car wash
• Rossville Elementary takes part in Earth Day
• Rivercane Rendezvous in LaFayette: Fostering primitive skills for a modern world
• Sheriffs attend “Water for Elephants” premier
• Who dumped this foam in LaFayette?
• Weather Tuesday: Showers and thunderstorms likely, mostly cloudy, high 77
• Police say man injured when EMS unit hits front of apartment complex
• Catoosa County church news - April 27, 2011
• 2 arrested after teacher’s body found in Cherokee County in Alabama
• Ole Pickin’ Barn offers free admission for grand opening
• More than 3,500 turn out for “Easter at the Amphitheatre” in Ringgold
• Three arrested for child molestation
• Weather Monday: Partly sunny, high 83
• Off-duty Fort Oglethorpe Wal-Mart employee pulls gun on customer
• Mullis: 2011 session in review
• Woodstation student selected in student writers contest
• Lakeview Middle eighth graders compete in pop art competition
• Kids on the Block visits Rossville Exchange Club
• Easter service Sunday morning at amphitheatre in Ringgold
• Jim Rhyne inducted to state Aviation Hall of Fame
• Heritage Middle media specialist takes school to Chicago Cubs game
• CCAC holds adoption event
• Woodstation scouts earn Tiger Cub patches
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - April 21, 2011
• Catoosa Tea Party set up booth at rally in Chattanooga
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: April 8-24, 2011
• Photographers can help “Put Northwest Georgia in the Pictures”
• Gov. Deal signs school board bill
• State Sen. Jeff Mullis: Georgia tax overhaul delayed
• Alaina in “Idol” top 6; Stefano heads home
• Weather Friday: Mostly cloudy, high 77
• Victim flown to Erlanger after Calhoun shooting; police searching for suspect
• Counties sign Hutcheson-Erlanger agreement
• GBI to aid in search for woman who went missing in Tunnel Hill
• Northwest Georgia to participate in earthquake drill on April 28
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Rodney Dewayne Taylor
• Mass transit: A must-have or a no-win?
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: April 8-14, 2011
• Rossville’s Lauren Alaina performs “Born to Fly” on “Idol”
• Weather Thursday: Showers and thunderstorms, high 74
• Toddler drowns in Murray County
• Ringgold police officer receives award
• College fund set up for accidental shooting victim’s daughter
• “Idol” top 7, including Rossville’s Lauren Alaina, to perform tonight
• LaFayette Sons of Confederate Veterans identify 18 unknown soldiers, memorialize lost ancestors
• Police: Calhoun man found in river had not been reported missing
• Down Home Days fest in Chickamauga celebrates 40th anniversary on May 7
• Catoosa commissioners submit nominations, appoints member to Hutcheson boards
• Weather Wednesday: Showers and thunderstorms, high 76
• Days of Summer Carnival tickets now on sale
• Walker County honors manufacturers at April’s Membership Luncheon
• Fort Oglethorpe history anchored by the “Fighting Sixth”
• Ridgeland High Chorus wins awards
• Walker County men plead guilty in federal court to role in drug ring
• LaFayette man killed in accidental shooting
• Chickamauga Women’s Club wants to Keep America Beautiful
• LaFayette Daughters of American Revolution celebrate 100 years
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - April 15, 2011
• Joanna Jackson: Jackson Realty’s Customer Appreciation Cookout
• Catoosa County church news - April 20, 2011
• Chamber celebrates 20 years, honors members
• Georgia Pest Control Association celebrates National Pest Management Month
• Walker County 4-H Club of the Month names
• China Buffet ribbon cutting ceremony
• Days of Summer Carnival set for May 18-22
• Kiwanis Club of Ringgold honored for community service
• Entrance fee waived at Point Park during National Park Week
• Bicycle rides to Moccasin Bend National Archeological District
• Vidalias help Boynton Lions Club keep an eye on sight
• Roadshow comes to Dalton
• Gov. Deal says he'll OK immigration bill
• Weather Saturday: Partly sunny, high 62
• Lightning strike knocks out electricity along part of Battlefield Parkway in Fort Oglethorpe
• Catoosa County judge’s trial concludes, now in hands of state commission
• Gospel concert to be held in Dalton
• Second day of testimony in Catoosa magistrate’s trial begins in Atlanta
• Walker County Sheriff Office report: April 6-12, 2011
• Weather Friday: Partly sunny, chance of rain, high 72-78
• Rossville’s Lauren Alaina inches closer to “Idol” crown, makes top 7
• Catoosa County judge, co-workers, and law enforcement recall incidents that brought them to trial
• Catoosa County judge faces hearing on drug, misconduct charges
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Daniel Colt Foley
• The Village raising funds for T.C. Thompson Saturday at all-day event
• “Idol” fans give Alaina a big thumbs up for Wednesday’s performance
• Lauren Alaina continues her “Climb” on “American Idol”
• Erlanger votes to approve Hutcheson deal
• Weather Thursday: Sunny, high 74-80
• LaFayette police warn about drinking and drugging on prom night
• Alaina, others to perform songs from movies tonight on “Idol”
• Missing: Amber Gerweck
• Downed trees in Walker County leave much cleaning to do
• Theresa Parker’s sister warns of secrets, silence in domestic abuse
• Weather Wednesday: Sunny, high 75
• Hutcheson board members set to resign to finalize Hutcheson-Erlanger partnership
• College news, Walker and Catoosa counties, April 2011
• Area residents encouraged to join millions of volunteers nationwide in Great American Cleanup 2011
• Wattle and Daub to Warfare: Calling Moccasin Bend home
• Sheriff: Alcohol believed factor in Murray County shooting
• LaFayette still without power in some areas
• Walker County Chamber of Commerce celebrates 20 years
• Severe weather delays opening at Walker County school
• Walker commissioner’s annual community meetings begin
• Weather Tuesday: Partly sunny, high 67
• Storms rip through Walker; power outages, trees down
• Joanna Jackson: Northwest Georgia pending home sales rise
• Catoosa County church news - April 13, 2011
• Vehicle pursuit leads to drug charges, stolen vehicle recovery
• Two dead in Murray County shootings
• Civil War 150th anniversary marked this week
• Walker County commissioner talks about Hutcheson-Erlanger deal
• Premiere tickets for “Sahkanaga” movie filmed in Walker County go on sale in Atlanta
• Catoosa County magistrate’s trial begins Thursday in Atlanta
• Weather Monday: Afternoon rain, partly sunny, high 83
• Baskin-Robbins’ Scooping Up Thanks for Firefighters program to be held April 27
• Heritage Middle School Band tours the Windy City
• Community Emergency Response Team to hold meeting in May
• Gordon Lee graduates meet for 50th reunion
• Chamber to host annual Senior Citizens’ Day celebration
• Park needs help to solve monumental mystery
• Henry Boynton artifact on exhibit at Chickamauga visitor center
• LaFayette Presbyterian Church announces year-long anniversary celebration
• Heritage High SkillsUSA team goes to state
• Boynton Elementary fifth graders display the pride
• Weather Saturday: Chance of showers, partly sunny, high 84
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: April 1-7, 2011
• Chickamauga Battlefield in wait-and-see mode for possible federal government shutdown
• Georgia Senate issues resolution for “American Idol” star Lauren Alaina
• Missing Chickamauga man alive and well in Arkansas
• Rossville’s Alaina among Top 8, primed for deep “Idol” run
• Weather Friday: Mostly cloudy, high 78
• Oakwood opens a House Of Prayer
• Catoosa jail officer placed on leave following off-duty wreck
• Masters 2011
• Residents say small tornado touched down in Fort Oglethorpe neighborhood on Monday
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: April 1-7, 2011
• Rossville’s Alaina delivers another stellar performance on Fox’s “American Idol”
• Weather Thursday: Mostly sunny, high 75
• Hutcheson Authority approves Erlanger deal
• Dodge ball tournament raises money for cystic fibrosis research; Chattanooga Great Strides Walk to take place April 10
• Lauren Alaina to take “Idol” stage tonight for “Rock n’ Roll” week
• Swedish student looks back on her year in Georgia
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: March 30 to April 5, 2011
• Cancer center in Rome to hold open house Sunday
• Catoosa County commissioners seek backup plan for Hutcheson-Erlanger deal
• Spring bird watching walk on Lookout Mountain April 10
• Gospel singing event to benefit Stocking Full of Love
• Fort Sumter programs at Chickamauga Battlefield
• Police: Rossville man robbed friend at knifepoint for $36
• Walker County receives minimal damage due to Monday’s severe weather
• Former student charged with spray-painting vulgar graffiti on historic Chickamauga school
• Joanna Jackson: March real estate sales for northwest Georgia
• Catoosa County church news - April 6, 2011
• Ringgold man busted for growing pot in bedroom closet
• Hutcheson Medical Center making major job cuts
• Missing Chickamauga man reported to be in California
• Ridgeland High School students compete in Project Synergy
• Weather Monday: Partly sunny, high 80
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - April 1, 2011
• Department of Driver Services changes license class for non-commercial vehicles
• Cherokee Ridge Elementary School star and honor roll students
• Portofino’s joins Catoosa County Chamber of Commerce
• Kiwanis Club of Ringgold Spaghetti lunch and dinner a success
• Kiwanis Club of Ringgold hears about financial investing
• Ace Hardware of Chickamauga holds ribbon cutting
• Boynton Elementary teachers participate in thinking map training
• Fundraiser for Chattooga Academy brick sign to be held April 12
• Ringgold Primary Jump Rope For Heart top fundraisers
• Boynton participates in a Hat Day to support Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 65
• Excessive force investigations on the rise in Georgia
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Tara Michelle Matthews
• Rossville’s Lauren Alaina is “safe,” cracks “Idol” Top 9
• Weather Friday: Partly sunny, high 57
• Walker County sheriff asks public for help locating missing Chickamauga man
• Hutcheson plans called meeting to review Erlanger counter-offer, hear proposals from HMA and others
• Catoosa ranks healthiest county in northwest Georgia
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office: March 23-29, 2011
• From the Ringgold Police Department: Make prom a night to remember, not a night in jail
• Lauren Alaina’s performance considered "best of the night"
• Weather Thursday: Showers, mostly cloudy, high 54
• Northwest Georgia’s unemployment rate declines to 10.8 percent in February
• EarthDayz returns to Rock City weekends in April
• Rossville’s Alaina takes on Elton John, 10 contestants tonight on “Idol”
• Report ranks Ga. counties by health
• Report: Man’s ex-girlfriend threatens to run car through home, kill him
• Rome woman charged with lying about rape
• Fort Oglethorpe to host triathlon this summer
• Volunteers needed to clean up Resaca cemetery in Gordon County
• Weather Wednesday: Showers and thunderstorms, high 57
• Racin' @ Ruby is back this weekend
• Special program about drummer boys in the Civil War to be held April 3
• Special program about the 24th Illinois Regiment to be held April 2
• 9 prescription drug overdose deaths in LaFayette in past six months
• Former Ringgold football star arrested following dispute with girlfriend
• Large-scale drill in Walker County tests area's response, resources
• Weather Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, high 63
• Norman Edwards: 4-H Lamb Project begins soon
• Catoosa County church news - Wednesday, March 30, 2011
• Gilbert Elementary School’s fifth-graders complete CHAMPS program
• United Way raises $553,358 in Walker, Catoosa and Dade counties
• Two arrested for drug possession in Rossville
• Weather Monday: Showers and thunderstorms, high 55
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - March 25, 2011
• Heritage High School band participates in Loyola Invitational Band Festival
• Distinguished Service Awards to be presented May 25
• Chickamauga resident elected to national post
• Ringgold Gap Battlefield listed in the National Register of Historic Places
• Georgia Northwestern offers grant for displaced workers through spring quarter
• Gordon Lee Middle student qualifies for state gymnastics competition
• Ringgold Primary holds Jump Rope for Heart event
• Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park announces annual Park Volunteer Work Day
• 13th annual Curves Food Drive kicks off in April
• General Assembly: March 14-18
• Judge sides with Rossville in dispute over sewer lines
• Calhoun pain clinic gets license back
• Weather Saturday: Showers and thunderstorms, high 55
• Photo seminar to be held March 27
• Former Georgia governor Roy Barnes weighs in on Hutcheson-Erlanger deal
• Chickamauga woman arrested on 12 counts of credit card fraud
• Tri-county emergency drill Monday off U.S. 27 in Walker County
• "Music Man" opens tonight at The Colonnade in Ringgold
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: March 16-22, 2011
• Rossville’s Lauren Alaina advances to “Idol” Top 10, earns slot on summer tour
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Allen Eugene Womble
• Chattooga County sheriff fires investigator
• Weather Friday: Mostly sunny, high 59-65
• Kent Whitaker to sign books at Chickamauga National Military Park
• Rossville man arrested on theft, DUI charges
• Fitness enthusiasts asking new business owner to "Build Me Up" in LaFayette
• Rossville teen gives solid performance on "American Idol"
• Strong winds bring down trees in south Walker County
• Weather Thursday: Mostly sunny, high 57-63
• Rossville teen to take "Idol" stage again tonight as Top 11 perform
• LaFayette real estate agency Teems and Teems brings its website to smartphones
• Celebrate "Easter in the Park" in Chickamauga
• National Diabetes Alert Day should reminds locals to watch what they’re eating
• LaFayette Elks install new officers
• Weather: Mostly cloudy, high 74
• College news, Walker and Catoosa counties, February 2011
• Nadine Turchin: a woman to be reckoned with
• Waddle and Daub to Warfare: Why Moccasin Bend?
• Joanna Jackson: Credit recovery couseling seminar to held March 29
• Catoosa County church news - March 23, 2011
• Three arrested for meth in Rossville
• Weather Tuesday: Mostly sunny, high 80
• Sherrill's Catering, Cakes, and Flowers: A Rossville tradition for 40 years
• Walker County fire chief Randy Camp appointed to state firefighter council
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Ringgold approves printers for police cars
• Early-morning fire destroys Fort Oglethorpe residence
• Weather Monday: Moslty cloudy, high 78
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - March 18, 2011
• Ringgold Middle FBLA places 14 in top 10
• Ringgold artist paints in Epcot’s Flower and Garden Festival 2011
• Heritage Math Counts team goes to state competition
• Jordan named Rossville Exchange Club Student of the Month
• New LaFayette history book describes a proud little town
• Weather Sunday: Cloudy, high 68
• Georgia Northwestern tech to offer program grant for displaced workers through spring quarter
• Habitat For Humanity renovates local home
• Kid’s Station celebrates Dr. Seuss’s birthday
• LaFayette Woman’s Club meeting minutes
• Wallis-Wilbanks Funeral Home tapped as March Downtown Business of the Month
• Weather Saturday: Partly sunny, high 75
• Walker, Catoosa County leaders pleased with population growth trends
• New book outlines early LaFayette history; author signing is Saturday
• Walker County’s top spellers
• In top 11: Rossville teen makes latest "American Idol" cut
• Census: Catoosa, Walker counties show significant growth
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Amanda Lynn Higdon
• Pain clinic shut down, pills seized in Calhoun
• Census: Population booms in metro Atlanta counties
• Weather Friday: Sunny, high 77
• Walker County submits revised Hutcheson-Erlanger partnership plan with "minor" changes
• Census 2010 data released
• "Idol" finalists brave birth-year tunes
• Sen. Mullis' statement on passage of Sunday sales referendum legislation
• Despite flu, Rossville’s Lauren Alaina gives “shining star” performance on "Idol"
• Fort Oglethorpe and Catoosa County approve fire service plan
• Weather Friday: Sunny, high 73
• Georgia’s unemployment rate declines to 10.2 percent in February
• Teacher tenure challenged under Senate proposal
• Rossville teen to perform tonight on "Idol"
• Catoosa doctor charged with illegal prescriptions posts $50,000 bond
• June 30 not necessarily walk away deadline at Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital
• David Carroll book signing in Fort Oglethorpe on March 19
• Gilbert Elementary School hosts “authors’ tea” to celebrate youth writing
• Weather Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, high 60
• Walker, Catoosa voters approve sales tax for education; less than 4 percent cast ballots
• Mullis: This week in the Senate
• Northwest Georgia rabies summit to be held March 16
• Pick up Indian River fruit March 22
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: March 4-10, 2011
• Rising Fawn welder wins $35,000 in lottery
• Weather Tuesday: Showers, thunderstorms, high 58
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - March 11, 2011
• Norman Edwards: Cattlemen’s association sponsors local cattle show
• Joanna Jackson: February real estate sales for northwest Georgia
• Catoosa County church news - March 16, 2011
• Erlanger chairman ready to take Hutcheson management agreement to board
• Georgia shows signs of slow economic recovery
• Catoosa County school superintendent speaks about Tuesday’s sales tax vote for education
• Weather Monday: Cloudy, high 69
• Driver crashes donut shop in Fort Oglethorpe
• Rossville counselor focus of TV station's school segment
• Chattanooga Valley team competes in regional reading bowl
• Future engineers at Fairyland create working robots
• Saturday in service productive for educators at Gilbert
• Story Buddy stimulates writing at Gilbert
• Chattanooga man arrested in Ringgold for child molestation
• Weather Sunday: Partly sunny, high 69
• Key Fitness Center hosts program to benefit Chattanooga animal shelter
• Local children to benefit from book drive
• Chattanooga Times Free Press president to speak at Chamber Membership Luncheon
• Cloud Springs Elementary holds baby shower for Hutcheson families
• Walker County Historical Society meeting minutes
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 68
• Rossville teen “Idol” hopeful makes latest cut, now in top 12
• Mixed emotions at Hutcheson Medical Center town hall meeting in Fort Oglethorpe
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: March 2-8, 2011
• Weather Friday: Mostly sunny, high 54; freeze warning tonight
• $40,000 worth of meth found in an appliance
• Dalton cheerleading gym owner faces drug charges
• Georgia school board to vote on new testing standards
• Lawyer: Wrongful death suit verdict is record for Walker County
• Tonya Craft piecing life together after trial
• Weather Thursday: Cloudy, high 45
• Northwest Georgia’s unemployment rate increases to 11.4 percent in January
• Prosecution rests in case against Rome man accused of orchestrating a hit
• Walker County schools remain open
• Bomb threats at Polk County, Ga., schools over
• Rossville teen to perform tonight on “American Idol”
• Vote to continue penny tax for Walker County, Chickamauga schools is Tuesday
• Father and son found dead in car in Murray County
• Weather Wednesday: Flood watch in effect
• Larry Connor to address Northwest Georgia Beekeepers Association
• Georgia couple charged in $20,000 cemetery thefts
• “American Idol” watch party Wednesday night at Acoustic Café in Ringgold
• Weather alert: Flood watch for Wednesday
• Two arrested on drug charges in Ringgold
• Ringgold approves reserve officers for police department
• Tunnel Hill jack-of-all-trades wins $221,000 in lottery
• Weather Tuesday: Cloudy, high 57
• Order Indian River fruit
• Roger Sherrill: 1st Lt. Bobby Woods to speak at local event
• Norman Edwards: Farm spray calibration clinic set for March 17
• Catoosa County church news - March 9, 2011
• This dog needs a home
• Ringgold bank robber sentenced to 13½ years in prison
• Vote to continue penny tax for Catoosa County education is Tuesday, March 15
• Social media provides outlet for grief over death of Rome doctor
• Floyd County man accused in botched "hit" to stand trial
• Weather Monday: Mostly cloudy, high 52
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - March 4, 2011
• Facing forclosure
• Boynton’s student council raises money for Wounded Warrior Project
• Boynton student council gives to Children’s Fund
• Heritage Middle mathletes bring home second place
• Watt judges Alpha Kappa Psi case study competition
• Moccasin Bend riverbank stabilization project is underway
• Weather Sunday: Cloudy, high 53
• Police: Floyd County man set woman on fire
• Northwest Georgia law enforcement agencies join at Georgia Northwestern for an emergency response exercise
• Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe’s Decathlon Team named state champions
• Mystery reader and pet visit Mountain View Head Start
• Walker Chamber honors STAR students and teachers at membership luncheon
• GDOL’s LaFayette rehab office receives governor’s Customer Service Award
• Rossville Peerless Mill owner claims he owns plant’s sewer lines, not city; court hearing March 14
• Weather Saturday: Occasional rain, high 53
• Are Hutcheson Medical Center’s boards poised for shake-up?
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Austin Patrick Horne
• Nation’s unemployment dips to 8.9 percent; 192,000 jobs added
• Mullis authors illegal immigration reform measure in Senate
• Georgia Senate panel OKs HOPE overhaul
• China Buffet in LaFayette opens in new location
• Weather Friday: Cloudy, high upper 50s
• Rossville teen Lauren Alaina becomes finalist on “American Idol”
• LaFayette Kids 4 Christ to host Bridge Conference March 5
• Ringgold resident finds lost photo album
• Will Rossville teen Lauren Alaina become a finalist on “American Idol”? The answer begins at 8 o'clock tonight
• Walker County business partners in education honored by school systems
• Rossville teen kicks off her first live “Idol” with strong performance; 12 finalists will be named tonight
• Georgia’s unemployment rate again hits all-time high 10.4 percent
• Weather Thursday: Mostly sunny, high 66
• Ruby Falls ZIPstream opens for 2011
• 2011 General Assembly: Feb. 21-25
• Farm and crop insurance presentation to be held March 7
• Catoosa County overpays sheriff for 12 years
• Walker County's Canyon Ridge to cost less, more details to come
• Rossville teen to perform tonight on “Idol”
• Weather Wednesday: Sunny, high 67
• Heritage Middle Spelling Bee winners
• Police: Ringgold doctor arrested for illegally issuing prescription medications
• LaFayette High School cracking down on disruptions
• Weather Tuesday: Partly sunny, high 59
• United Way to hold workshop about volunteerism March 8
• Catoosa County church news - March 2, 2011
• County leaders give ultimatum to Hutcheson Medical Center
• Students held at schools due to storm warnings
• Concert will benefit new foundation for grieving families
• Weather Monday: Damaging storms, wind possible
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - February 25, 2011
• Dalton women stopped at Mexican border with $1.5 million cash
• Georgia families faced with scaled-back pre-k
• Program about women in the Civil War to be held March 6
• Weather Sunday: Mostly cloudy, high 71
• Lakeview Middle inducts honor society members
• A taxing topic at Boynton Lions Club
• Kiwanis Club of Ringgold hears about Catoosa County government
• Science Day at Boynton Elementary
• Heritage Middle holds third annual Souper Bowl
• Chickamauga Battlefield recognizes 150th anniversary of Lincoln’s inauguration
• Local Internet expert offers free online marketing workshop to entrepreneurs
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 63
• Walker County authorities searching for runaway teens
• Child Safety Task Force wins Officer of Year honor from Rossville Exchange Club
• Tonya Craft to speak at Dalton State College
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Roddrick Dewayne Ransom
• Three arrested for breaking into vehicles at Fort Oglethorpe Wal-Mart
• Weather Friday: Mostly cloudy, high 59
• Georgia Northwestern Tech to have campus at in Whitfield County
• Rossville teen still in the running in “American Idol” competition
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: Feb. 16-22, 2011
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Feb. 11-17, 2011
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Feb. 11-17, 2011
• Sharrock family in Rossville wants to know about “Extreme Makeover” volunteers
• Weather Thursday: Cloudy, high 69
• Walker, Catoosa county leaders mull over Hutcheson Medical Center options
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: Feb. 2-8, 2011
• Pigeon Mountain Combatives in LaFayette offers martial arts training
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff's Office
• Marsh House in LaFayette offering displays of Walker County church history
• Weather Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high 64
• Deal, Ga. legislators spell out HOPE overhaul
• Tiger Creek Elementary hosts Catoosa County Spelling Bee
• Walker County sheriff: Drug sting took two months to prepare
• Funeral held for elderly home-health abuse victim
• LaFayette police officer resigns after charges he had sex in patrol car
• Weather Tuesday: Mostly sunny, high 60
• 2011 General Assembly: Feb. 14-18
• Catoosa County church news - February 23, 2011
• Woman flown to Erlanger following Dietz Road wreck in Fort Oglethorpe
• 32 arrested in drug sweep in Walker County
• Georgia Northwestern Tech enrollment continues to rise
• Weather Monday: Mostly cloudy, high 66
• With “Makeover” nearly over, Sharrock family of Rossville takes it all in
• Walker County Historical Society meeting minutes
• Georgia Department of Driver Services offers alternative state photo identification
• Debbi’s Flowers named February Downtown Business of the Month
• Hutcheson again places on Presidential Quality Honor Roll for GHA
• Rossville family, “Extreme Makeover” house come together
• Battlefield Civitan honors clergy at annual breakfast
• LaFayette Woman’s Club meeting minutes
• Ridgeland High JROTC excels in all areas
• Graysville Elementary enjoys Kids on the Block program
• Boynton Elemetary celebrates 100th day of school
• Weather Saturday: Mostly cloudy, high 66
• “Extreme Makeover” big reveal in Rossville this afternoon
• Rossville teen continues to impress “American Idol” judges, makes latest cut
• Ringgold Primary participates in “Fill That Bus” food drive for “Extreme Makeover”
• LIVE from the "Extreme Makeover" build site in Rossville
• Ringgold plans National Day of Prayer event for May 5
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: Feb. 9-15, 2011
• Smyrna man arrested in Ringgold on child molestation charges
• Weather Friday: Mostly cloudy, high 66
• Rossville Peerless Mill owner released from jail, says terroristic charges against him unfounded
• Magistrate sets $1,000 bond for Peerless Mill owner
• Georgia Northwestern Technical College enrollment winter quarter
• Rossville nightlife, “Extreme Makeover”-style
• Live blog from “Extreme Makeover” build site in Rossville
• Do you know this dog?
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Feb. 4-10, 2011
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Feb. 4-10, 2011
• Spectator crowd grows at “Extreme Makeover” rebuild in Rossville
• Weather Thursday: Mostly sunny, high 70
• Catoosa Chamber celebrates the grand opening of G&H Farm & Garden
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Hutcheson Medical Center awaits changes in wake of resignations
• Weather: Partly sunny, high 62
• United Rentals supports Catoosa County and "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition"
• “Extreme Makeover” design team brings enthusiasm, flair to Rossville project
• Official: Students were retrieving rope when deaths occurred in Walker County cave
• “Legions of Demo” bid farewell to Rossville home
• Valentine’s Day means big business for local flower shops
• Hutcheson Medical Center CEO and CFO resign
• Weather Tuesday: Mostly sunny, high 62
• Catoosa County church news - Wednesday, February 16, 2011
• "Extreme Makeover" rolls into Catoosa: ABC show picks Rossville family's house for makeover
• Walker County superintendent of schools talks about Feb. 4 bomb scare at LaFayette High
• LaFayette High School out of lockdown following “non-credible” bomb threat
• LaFayette High School on lockdown
• “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” comes to Rossville
• Weather Monday: Sunny, high 62
• Sen. Mullis co-sponsors Taxpayer Protection Act
• Oakwood celebrates 20 years with pastor Darrell Henry
• Dog obedience classes to begin Feb. 28
• Oakwood celebrates 20 years with pastor Darrell Henry
• Heritage Middle schoolers focus on graduation
• Weather Sunday: Sunny, high 60
• College students die in repelling accident in Walker County
• Graysville Elementary awards young authors
• LaFayette First Methodist Church pre-kindergarten class visits community helpers
• Ringgold police investigating armed robbery, searching for suspect
• Jefferson Davis and the Fledgling Confederacy program to be held Feb. 19
• Ringgold United Methodist to hold pre-school open house
• Teen killed in wreck identified as 16-year-old Armuchee High School student
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 48
• Gilbert Elementary praise wall encourages students
• Fairyland rocks out with Dave Holland
• “Mystery spill” halts traffic flow on Alabama Highway in Ringgold
• Dollar General Store in Ringgold burglarized
• Armed robbery in Rossville leads to police chase, 3 arrests
• NGAC basketball semifinals start today
• Fort Oglethorpe firefighters receive governor’s commendation
• Weather Friday: Sunny, high 44
• Cloud Springs Elementary announces 2011 Spelling Bee winners
• Charges against Craft investigator dismissed
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff's Office
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Jerome Anthony Marsh Jr.
• Send us your snow photos, videos
• Weather Thursday: Occasional light snow before 7 a.m., high 38
• Walker County schools closed today
• Rossville Peerless Mill owner gives tour to lien-holder reps, defends demolition plans
• 4-H Club represented at Gordon Lee Middle basketball games
• VFW Patriot Pen winners
• LaFayette High bomb threat suspect faces three felonies
• Attorney: Catoosa County magistrate will fight charges of judicial misconduct
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Jan. 21-27, 2011
• Weather Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, high 44
• Plans to demolish Peerless Mill halted by injunction; emergency meeting Wednesday
• Rossville OK with plans to demolish Peerless Mill
• Catoosa County magistrate accused of using drugs, pointing gun
• Graysville Elementary holds spelling bee
• Rossville man charged with raping 15-year-old girl
• Weather Tuesday: Cloudy, then sunny, high 39
• Catoosa County church news - February 9, 2011
• This place matters: City walk along Black Branch at City Hall
• “Extreme Makeover” holds pep rally for home-building volunteers
• Student arrested for bomb threat at LaFayette High School
• Rossville’s Peerless Mill site set for demolition
• Walker County teachers must stay after school, due to snow days
• Weather Monday: Cloudy, showers likely, high 52
• Shrine seeking children with medical needs
• Boynton Elementary announces winners of the annual spelling bee
• Farm Bureau’s Food Check-Out Week begins Feb. 20
• Rock Spring Elementary School star and honor rolls
• Northwest Georgia Beekeepers Association presents introduction to honeybees course
• First grader visits U.S. representative
• Special program about 44th U.S. Colored Troops to be held Feb. 12
• Rep. Graves starts County Connection program for ninth district
• Local author featured in 2011 Con Nooga
• Gordon Lee High School star and honor rolls
• Chickamauga Elementary School star and honor rolls
• School system issues statement on bomb threat at LaFayette High
• LaFayette High students dismissed due to bomb threat
• Ringgold police crack down on alcohol sales to minors; four businesses cited
• Weather Friday: Rain, high 37
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: Jan. 26, 2010, to Feb. 1, 2011
• Ringgold moving along on pedestrian bridge project
• Legislators hear concerns about closing Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital
• Tonya Craft wraps up radio talk show
• Weather Thursday: Partly sunny, high 43
• 16th annual Chickamauga Civil War Trade Show to be held Feb. 5-6 in Dalton
• Meth operation raided at LaFayette apartment complex
• LaFayette police get grant for nine bulletproof vests
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Bond denied for health-care worker accused of abusing Rossville man
• Georgia groundhog predicts early spring
• Walker County magistrate Jerry Day retires
• Cherokee Regional Library System director faces financial challenges, proposes public solution
• Alleged ringleader of Rome prostitution house in jail
• Weather Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, high 39
• Mullis to continue as chair of Senate transportation committee
• Canyon Ridge developer responds to petitioners’ concerns
• Weather Tuesday: Occasional showers, high 55
• The elephant in the room
• The elephant in the room
• Tanya Nave: Pigeon Mountain Country Store
• This place matters: Fort Oglethorpe Municipal Building on Forrest Road
• Catoosa County church news - February 2, 2011
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Jan. 14-20, 2011
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Jan. 14-20, 2011
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: Jan. 19-25, 2011
• Walker County, Chickamauga school systems make changes in calendars
• Weather Monday: Rain, cloudy, high 60
• Catoosa Citizens for Animal Care begins pet food drive
• Gateway Bank donates to Woodstation Elementary
• Chattanooga Chuck working on Groundhog Day prediction
• Great Locomotive Chase exhibit at Chattooga Academy
• African-Americans and the Civil War presentation to be held Feb. 6
• Kids on the Block visits Boynton Elementary
• Weather Sunday: Mostly sunny, high 64
• Graysville Elementary star students
• Graysville Elementary students show trustworthiness
• Graysville Elementary School star and honor rolls
• Boynton Elementary's Dancing Darlings perform for schoolwide assembly
• Cherokee Ridge Elementary school star and honor rolls
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Brian S Loeb
• Hutcheson Medical Center’s executive salaries rise as lean years continue
• Mullis backs statewide response plan for weather emergencies
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - January 28, 2011
• College news, Walker and Catoosa counties, January 2011
• Chris Davis named Walker County Chamber Member of the Year
• Tonya Craft swapping radio for web
• “Extreme Makeover” to rebuild home in greater Chattanooga area
• Weather Friday: Mostly sunny, high 50
• Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe High cheerleader goes to Hollywood for “American Idol”
• New Catoosa County fire station complete
• Northwest Georgia’s unemployment rate unchanged at 10.9 percent in December
• Weather: Partly sunny, high 45
• LFO cheerleader reportedly in "American Idol" Top 40
• Fugitive nabbed in Tunnel Hill after car chase
• Weather Wednesday: Cloudy, high 38
• This place matters: Rick Honeycutt Baseball Field in Barnhardt Circle
• Catoosa County church news - January 26, 2011
• Walker County school system approves calendar for next year: Classes start Sept. 1
• Police: Ringgold man arrested for exposing himself to children
• Weather Tuesday: Rain, high 44
• Roy’s Grill in Rossville now open to the public
• Snowstorm cleanup cost Walker County nearly quarter-million dollars
• First Wedding Expo at Ringgold Depot is a hit
• Walker County sheriff’s captain honored for 35½ years of service
• Weather Monday: Mostly cloudy, high 51
• Gilbert Elementary star and honor rolls
• Boynton Elementary students hard at work after the snow
• Flu still circulating in Georgia; flu vaccine plentiful locally
• Mullis to continue as chair of Senate transportation committee
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• Department of Driver Services mails license renewal postcards
• LaFayette High report cards rescheduled for Jan. 27
• Rossville Elementary recruits volunteers
• North LaFayette third-graders learn math skills in mobile lab
• North LaFayette hosts business partners
• Ringgold High graduate trains to be missionary in Ukraine
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - January 21, 2011
• Wreck shuts down two I-75 lanes between Ringgold and Dalton
• Man dies in Rossville blaze
• Fiber optic internet coming to northwest Georgia
• Freezing temps lead to icy spots and school closures in Walker County
• Weather Friday: Sunny, high 38
• Walker County schools closed today
• Flu still circulating in Georgia; flu vaccine plentiful locally
• Northwest Georgia could get more snow this week
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: Jan. 12-18, 2011
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Jan. 7-13, 2011
• Weather Thursday: Partly sunny, high 50
• Hundreds turn out for meeting about closing Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital
• Chattooga County elementary school teacher charged with enticing a child
• Los Guerreros Mexican Restaurant in LaFayette holds grand opening
• LaFayette youth wins trip to London to meet singer Katy Perry
• Walker County tax officials retire
• Walker County fire station to be dedicated to former fire chief
• Weather Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, high 42
• This place matter: Downtown Ringgold
• Catoosa County church news - January 19, 2011
• State funding five new buses for Walker County school system
• Three Walker County schools earn state awards for outstanding achievement
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Dec. 31, 2010, to Jan. 6, 2011
• Weather Tuesday: Occasional rain, high 44
• Reported missing Walker County man found alive and well
• Weather Monday: Cloudy, high 47
• Walker County schools’ remaining schedules may be impacted by week long “snow-cation”
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - January 14, 2011
• Miss Georgia Peach applications due March 7
• Share America Foundation chooses bagpiper for scholarship
• Local Skypainters Society presents art exhibit at Catoosa library
• Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital set to close
• Weather Friday: Mostly sunny, high 34
• Transportation sales tax slated for 2012 ballot referendum
• Missing person in Walker County: Obie Ray Dockery
• New motor vehicle registration and title requirements
• Wedding Expo at the Ringgold Depot is Saturday
• Giving blood in LaFayette
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Charles Lacey
• Northwest Georgia health departments open today
• County officials endorse Hutcheson-Erlanger talks
• Walker County government offices open today
• Weather Thursday: Mostly sunny, high 27
• This place matters: Mello Creme/My Place Restaurant
• Pet of the week for Catoosa Citizens for Animal Care: Comet
• School closings for Thursday and Friday
• Northwestern Tech campuses closed Thursday; grad ceremony rescheduled
• Walker County health department closed today; Catoosa County health department opens at 10 a.m.
• Weather Wednesday: Chance of flurries, mostly cloudy, high 26
• Walker County government offices closed Wednesday
• Send in those snow photos and videos
• Footprints in snow lead Dalton police to suspects
• Catoosa County, Walker County, and Chickamauga schools closed Wednesday; Georgia Northwestern also closed
• In Walker County, garbage pickups delayed
• Fort Oglethorpe City Council meeting rescheduled for Jan. 18
• Area roads open but remain hazardous
• Weather Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, high 34
• Chickamauga Battlefield Park roads remain closed; park offices opening at 10 a.m.
• Area closings and delayed openings; newspaper offices closed
• Membership: Catoosa County Chamber Annual Meeting - Cancelled
• Catoosa County church news - January 12, 2011
• Walker County government offices closed Tuesday
• Walker County 911: Only one road closed, but residents urged to stay off roads tonight due to icing
• Power restored to North Georgia EMC customers
• Catoosa County schools will be closed Tuesday
• Rossville’s main roads becoming icy
• Fort Oglethorpe crews working diligently to clear roads
• Chickamauga Battlefield Park and its roads are closed today
• Transportation crews continue plowing, treating highways
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - January 7, 2011
• Walker County 911: "Use common sense" in snow storm
• Catoosa County, Chickamauga schools closed Monday; Walker County schools closed Monday and Tuesday
• Developer says Walker County’s hotel project is still on, awaiting Congress
• Deal's inaugural festivities change, some canceled, some moved indoors
• Georgia Chamber postpones Eggs & Issues Breakfast
• Winter storm arriving tonight
• Death toll at 6 in Tucson store shooting
• Pizza hut wins the 2011 Teens choice award for best pizza in LaFayette
• Naomi Elementary School star and honor rolls
• Chattanooga Valley Middle tradition honors local heroes
• First baby of 2011 honored at Parkridge East
• GNTC’s Foundation becomes official, appoints new officers
• Gusting winds today; snow expected Sunday night and Monday morning
• Georgia Facing a Hard Choice on Free Tuition
• Walker County’s "Most Wanted": Michael Dewayne Tapp
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: Dec. 29, 2010, to Jan. 4, 2011
• Weather Friday: Snow likely by 10 a.m., then cloudy, high 48
• College News, Catoosa and Walker counties, January 2010
• Uptick in Georgia road arrests draws mixed feelings
• Police: Man arrested in Ringgold for child molestation
• Weather Thursday: Partly sunny, high 45
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Dec. 24-30, 2010
• Georgia water rule hinges on one word
• Old LaFayette High stadium set for makeover — and maybe some Cash
• Catoosa County church news - January 5, 2011
• Ringgold teen arrested for breaking into vehicles
• Catoosa County woman dies in I-75 crash
• GBI investigating grenade found in Rossville residence
• Catoosa County teen dies in wreck
• Weather Tuesday: Mostly sunny, high 51
• Weather Monday: Sunny, high 47
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - December 31, 2010
• Weather Sunday: Sunny, high 44
• Georgia Northwestern expands to Whitfield and Murray counties; Dalton State expands bachelor’s degree programs
• Young Farmers’ Association to host estate planning class
• Catoosa United Daughters of the Confederacy participates in Wreaths Across America event
• Weather Saturday: Showeres, high upper 50s
• Rigeland High student earn Eagle Scout rank
• Hutcheson Hospice hosts memoir writing class
• Calhoun man falls victim to road rage
• Walker County’s "Most Wanted": Ashley Travis Moore
• Walker County’s proposed Canyon Ridge project canned — at least for now
• Weather Friday: Mostly cloudy, high 57
• Local student honored by Berea College
• New Ace Hardware going up in Chickamauga
• Catoosa County’s Stocking Full of Love exceeds expectations
• Northwest Georgia’s unemployment rate jumped to 11 percent in November
• Fort Oglethorpe Citizens Police Academy grads
• Go green in the new year by recycling live Christmas trees
• Weather Thursday: Mostly cloudy, high 46
• Little Caesars opens in LaFayette
• Chaddy’s Cheesesteak Express in Chickamauga
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Dec. 17-23, 2010
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: Dec. 22-28, 2010
• Recycled phones and ink help local ministry
• Catoosa County church news - December 29, 2010
• Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe High School students undergo leadership training
• Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe High School shows Christmas spirit by donating to Stocking Full of Love
• Let it snow: white Christmas in LaFayette
• Weather Tuesday: Sunny, high 41
• Mercury cleanup at LaFayette High School cost $54,308
• Ringgold Middle School constructs Christmas tree from 1,275 milk cartons
• Ringgold fifth-graders collect "Nickels for Nicaragua"
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: Dec. 15-21, 2010
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Dec. 10-16, 2010
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Dec. 10-16, 2010
• Catoosa Democratic Party helps make Christmas for local families
• Ruby Falls celebrates 82 years
• Gateway Bank holds Christmas present wrapping event
• Gateway Bank holds Community Food Drive
• Singing Gators entertain Gilbert PTO
• Local artist’s exhibit to be displayed in Dalton
• Hiker helps North LaFayette students understand nature
• Drills, tips prepare young athletes at Fairyland
• Veteran raises new flags at Naomi
• War veteran shares middle eastern culture at Rossville Middle
• Church continues support for local school
• Department of Driver Services offers internet licensing services over holidays
• Ranch puts the "Heart" in Christmas for special-needs children
• Rossville: Home health-care victim’s family speaks out, hopes for change
• Weather Friday: Mostly sunny, high 47
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - December 23, 2010
• Shaw centralizing rug operations in Ringgold
• Home health-care worker charged with sodomizing bedridden Rossville man
• Weather Thursday: Sunny, high 46
• Walker County’s "Most Wanted": Harold Wesley Thompson
• Shaw consolidation improves efficiency, service in rug division
• County adopts state-mandated watering ordinance
• Weather Wednesday: Cloudy, then mostly sunny, high 52
• This place matters: Chickamauga National Battlefield
• Ringgold man facing numerous charges following domestic dispute
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Walker County church surpasses Christmas goal
• First phase of downtown LaFayette streetscape project to continue in January
• Thefts from five vehicles reported over weekend in LaFayette
• Gunshots reported in west LaFayette are special permit hunters
• Ringgold author releases new Christmas book
• Walker County Stocking Full of Love holds toy give-away
• Weather Monday: Mostly sunny, high 48
• Walker schools November Wonder Worker handles many roles
• Gilbert parents take technology tour
• Online resources enrich writing at Gilbert Elementary
• Catoosa Retired Educators support sheriff’s Stocking Full of Love
• West Side Elementary School participates in library Festival of Trees
• Bridge Consulting International awards Teaching Excellence Grant to Fairyland Elementary School
• Family Collaborative awards winners in contest
• Department of Agriculture waives veterinary requirements: Nine flying reindeer cleared to land in Georgia on Christmas Eve
• Bingo players donate to Stocking Full of Love
• Georgia Northwestern Technical College announces 2010-2011 EAGLE honorees
• Lakeview Middle students compete in pop art show
• Weather Saturday: Cloudy, high 41
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - December 17, 2010
• Chef Q brings culinary creativity to Rossville
• Weather Friday: Mostly cloudy, high 40
• Fort Oglethorpe installing surveillance cameras at city park
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: Dec. 8-14, 2010
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Dec. 3-9, 2010
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Dec. 3-9, 2010
• Accused LaFayette firefighter arsonist released on $10,000 bond
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Alexis Lee Rosser
• Icy trouble spots on Thursday morning
• Walker schools closed Thursday; Chickamauga city and Catoosa County schools on two-hour delay
• Catoosa County school board to hold special called meeting Thursday
• "One bad apple": LaFayette firefighter arrested in series of arsons
• GNTC closing at 4 p.m. because of “potential for severe weather”
• Live blog from news conference: LaFayette firefighter is serial arsonist, officials say
• Weather Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, high 36
• Authorities: LaFayette firefighter confesses to arsons
• Catoosa, Walker cops bring Christmas cheer
• Seven-day requirement for filing vehicle titles starts Jan. 1
• Rossville man arrested for hit-and-run in Ringgold
• Ringgold couple completes Appalachian Trail photo journey
• Weather Tuesday: Sunny, high 27
• Catoosa County church news - December 15, 2010
• Catoosa, Walker schools: Delayed openings Tuesday morning
• Mercury cleanup at LaFayette High School completed during Thanksgiving
• Center for Hope continues expansion of services in northwest Georgia
• Identity released on man accused of stabbing in LaFayette
• Catoosa County News office closed this morning
• Most roads remain open in Walker County
• Weather Monday: Snow this morning, then mostly sunny, high 26
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - Dec 10, 2010
• Catoosa, Walker County public schools closed Monday
• Interventional cardiologist joins Hutcheson
• North Georgia Walmart store managers cook for families at Chattanooga Ronald McDonald House Charities
• Northwest Georgia Banks hosts movie night for Boynton Elementary
• West Side students hear from local veteran
• Ringgold Primary performs “December In Our Town”
• Boynton’s PTO food drive breaks record
• Heritage Middle School seventh graders participate in international Pennies for Peace campaign
• Boynton Elementary holds Thanksgiving lunch
• Countryside Hospice holds ribbon cutting
• OMNOVA Solutions provides support to Georgia Northwestern Technical College’s foundation
• Military news, Catoosa County, December 2010
• Head Start students learn about pumpkins
• Dalton State College’s Christy Price named 2010 Georgia Professor of the Year
• Ringgold police investigating man's death
• Ringgold woman accused of arson murder sentenced to life in prison
• Chattanooga Salvation Army receives $5,500 anonymous donation at Fort Oglethorpe K-Mart
• Catoosa Chamber accepting nominations for annual awards
• Weather Friday: Sunny, high 48
• Catoosa County Historical Society meeting to be held Dec. 13
• Walker County Emergency Services recognizes personnel, names Theresa Parker "Dispatcher of the Year"
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Nov. 26 to Dec. 2, 2010
• LaFayette Marsh House travels back in time with "Living Christmas" candlelight tours
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Nov. 26 to Dec. 3, 2010
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: Dec. 1-7, 2010
• Weather Thursday: Sunny, high 43
• Sheriff: Walker County murder suspect didn’t have history of violence
• Acoustic Café in Ringgold collecting toys for children
• Tonya Craft withdrawal federal lawsuit, plans to re-file later
• LaFayette police searching suspect in stabbing
• Catoosa County schools to receive four free buses
• Walker public libraries are collection site for 2010 Stocking Full of Love campaign
• Catoosa County church news - December 8, 2010
• Fort Oglethorpe Christmas parade 2010
• Tonya Craft appears on "Today Show," says she’s dismissing ex-husband from lawsuit
• Drivers can expect detours around 1700 block of Burning Bush Road
• Ringgold celebrates Down Home Christmas 2010
• Weather Monday: Mostly sunny, high 37
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - Dec 3, 2010
• Walker County Historical Society November meeting minutes
• Catoosa Habitat for Humanity house dedication for Grant family
• Walker County Head Start centers accepting applications
• Walker County students teach technology to teachers
• Drug Task Force commander speaks to Rotary Club
• Gateway donates Thanksgiving meal to school family
• Canned food donations remove library fines in Walker County libraries
• Fort Oglethorpe lights its Christmas tree
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Nov. 19-25, 2010
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: Nov. 24-30, 2010
• DFACS seeks foster and adoptive parents with T-shirt campaign
• LaFayette Elks honor Bryan Hall Jackson
• Catoosa Sheriff’s Department looking for missing mentally handicapped man
• Fort Oglethorpe to light its Christmas tree tonight
• Truck strikes power lines, closes five lanes on U.S. 27 in Walker County
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• LaFayette police advise “lock vehicles” to help stem rash of thefts
• Walker County teen couple still missing after two weeks
• Walker County’s "Most Wanted": Zaakari Webb
• Weather Thursday: Mostly sunny, high 48
• Walker County jail escapee turns himself in; wife, another woman charged with aiding escape
• Catoosa Stocking Full of Love gears up for Christmas season
• Walker County inmate escapes during work detail
• Catoosa County elementary school went on heightened alert after inmate left work detail
• LaFayette Empty Stocking Fund extends application deadline
• Weather Wednesday: Sunny, high 42
• Catoosa County arson-murder case scheduled for trial Dec. 13
• Comedian from Chickamauga to perform for charities
• Tornado watch issued for northwest Georgia
• Fort Oglethorpe recycling off to good start
• Facebook unites war veteran with long-lost friend
• Weather Tuesday: Showers and thunderstorms, high 62
• Catoosa County church news - December 1, 2010
• This place matters: Ringgold Wedding Chapel
• Website head says Polk County, Ga., Sheriff's Office subpoenas were improper
• Stocking Full of Love
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• NAIA discount tickets now on sale; national football championship will be played in Rome on Dec. 18
• LaFayette Elks’ Christmas for Kids Radio Auction is Dec. 4
• Walker County Christmas parades coming to town
• Weather Monday: Cloudy, high 51
• Georgia Department of Driver Services receives grant for alcohol and drug awareness program
• Local legend to perform in Dalton Dec. 3
• Chattanooga Valley Lions Club to host four-wheeler parade Dec. 4
• Catoosa County Historical Society holds historic dress fashion show
• Catoosa County Habitat For Humanity breaks ground for 14th home
• Creative Discovery Museum visits Graysville Elementary
• Right to vote exercised at Fairyland
• Becky Page becomes certified GNTC board member
• Chattanooga Valley Middle School students sock it to drugs
• Northwest Georgia legislators preview 2011 General Assembly
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Nov. 12-18, 2010
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Nov. 12-18, 2010
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: Nov. 17-23, 2010
• Turkey dinner
• Weather Friday: Showers, high 50
• Weather Thanksgiving Day: Mostly cloudy, high 70
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - November 24, 2010
• Walker County officials reveal details of planned hotel and conference center
• Fort Oglethorpe apartment fire forces out two families
• Tractor-trailer wreck Wednesday night shuts down interstate in Ringgold
• Weather Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, high upper 60s
• This place matters: Chickamauga Creek
• Catoosa Citizens for Animal Care to hold adoption event Nov. 28
• Chickamauga park to treat privet on Moccasin Bend
• 147th anniversary Battle of Ringgold Gap tour Nov. 27
• Fort Oglethorpe's Hutcheson Medical Center trustees push for answers
• Safe Kids campaign aims to save lives in Walker County
• LaFayette Area Employment Committee donates for holiday season
• Fit City Mudders get fit for a good cause
• Vietnam vets in Walker County send care packages to troops in Afghanistan in time for Christmas
• LaFayette woman surprised and honored by commissioner for 65 years of church service
• Weather Tuesday: Partly sunny, high 47
• Catoosa County church news - November 24, 2010
• North Georgia Animal League adds to reward for information in dog abuse case
• Miscommunication leads to missing LaFayette girl
• Motorcyclist killed in Ringgold wreck
• The City Club in LaFayette assists in raising donations for Shop With a Cop program
• Weather Monday: Partly sunny, high 69
• Weather Sunday: Mostly sunny, high 68
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 65
• Cable television show casting this weekend in northwest Georgia
• Ridgeland High School presents "Aladdin" this weekend
• Agreement reached in Tonya Craft custody case; details sealed
• Fort Oglethorpe official arrested day after his resignation
• Autistic Fort Oglethorpe boy returned safely to this parents
• Weather Friday: Mostly sunny, high 68
• LaFayette Downtown Development Authority Christmas ornament fundraiser
• Battlefield Primary gives over 1,000 pounds of food to Christ Chapel
• Boynton Elementary Student Council hosts pumpkin contest
• Sen. Mullis appointed to Deal Transition Team
• More details in mercury contamination at LaFayette High School
• Tonya Craft’s friends describe her relationship with her children
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: Nov. 10-16, 2010
• Heritage High School marching band is grand champ
• Cycling for God or pedaling from the past?
• Kennesaw man arrested in Ringgold, charged with attempted child molestation
• Weather Thursday: Mostly cloudy, high 60
• Register to win a Costco essentials package
• Catoosa Board of Education to hold executive session Nov. 18
• Wreck on bypass in LaFayette leaves two injured
• $5,000 in electronics stolen from LaFayette residence
• Catoosa County approves new sheriff’s vehicles
• Weather Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high 59
• Thanksgiving Day anniversary tour of the Missionary Ridge Battlefield
• Boynton Elementary School star and honor rolls
• Nine-time cancer survivor Samantha Gilley of Flintstone dies at 21
• Tonya Craft’s ex-husband testifies in custody hearing
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Nov. 5-11, 2010
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Nov. 5-12, 2010
• Hot Rodders gear gift drive toward foster teens
• Southern author to give lecture and book signing at Catoosa County Learning Center
• Weather Tuesday: Occasional showers, high 62
• Georgia Northwestern law enforcement academy graduation
• I forgot
• Roger Sherrill: Four weeks until Christmas mailing deadline
• Catoosa County church news - November 17, 2010
• Tonya Craft custody trial begins Tuesday
• Police: Ringgold couple staged armed robbery at LaFayette Arby’s
• Ringgold hosts Veterans Day celebration at The Depot
• Weather Monday: Occasional showers, high 55
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - November 12, 2010
• Catoosa and Walker counties celebrate Veterans Day
• Military news, Walker County, November 2010
• Weather Friday: Sunny, high 72
• Weather Thursday: Sunny, high 73
• Dalton State College’s fall enrollment hits record number
• Senior gift requests expected to increase this holiday as economic slump continues
• Gordon Lee High School honor and star rolls
• Gordon Lee Middle School honor and star rolls
• Chickamauga Elementary School star and honor rolls
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Remembering a veteran: A salute to Col. John Dale of Rossville
• Catoosa Performance Learning Center hosts "Apply to College Week" session
• Ringgold holding Veteran’s Day celebration today at The Depot
• Walker County’s Cherokee Ridge Elementary salutes veterans
• LaFayette Christmas lights show amps up for third year
• Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe High School hosts the first annual “Pink Out”
• Graysville Elementary leadership team
• Rain, soil problems led to delays and expenses at LaFayette's Lowell Green Softball Complex
• Walker, Catoosa sheriff's departments investigating case of dogs thrown from overpass
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: Nov. 3-9, 2010
• Ringgold Kiwanis learns more about Nourishing Children in Catoosa
• Alpha Delta Kappa installs new officers
• Local educator named Golden Sister with Alpha Delta Kappa
• Chattanooga Valley experiences record Grandparents’ Day
• Nissin Brake supports public education
• Woodstation Elementary students get prizes for academic success
• Dogs thrown from overpass in Walker County are recovering at home
• Boy Scout Troop 70 reaches halfway mark for hiking expedition, still seeks assistance
• Collecting cans and compassion for young chemo patient
• House burns in Fairview community
• Catoosa Performance Learning Center to host “Apply to College Week” session Tuesday
• This place matters: Ringgold creek boardwalk
• Walker GOP holds last meeting of the year
• Weather Tuesday: Sunny, high 71
• Classic Chickamauga race set for Nov. 13
• Catoosa County Library to host Festival of Trees
• Northwest Georgia Bank partners with The Cottage
• Free fruits, vegetables reinforce healthy eating
• Cherokee Ridge Elementary School star and honor rolls
• Tiger Creek Elementary students learn about the government
• Ringgold welcomes Veterans Day with memorial flags
• LaFayette man wins $1 million lottery prize
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - November 5, 2010
• Weather Monday: Sunny, high 67
• Ceremony Thursday will honor Catoosa and Walker County veterans
• Ringgold Electrical Supply Co.: In business since 1988
• Fundraiser in Walker County: Turkey-ham shoot will help send kids to camp
• Students learn a new language at LaFayette Middle School
• Walker County's "Most Wanted": Robert Eugene Smith II
• Chattanooga Valley Middle School star and honor rolls
• Gilbert Elementary DARES public to find drug-free balloons
• Ringgold Lions Club selling tickets for annual raffle
• Local nonprofits gather in Chattanooga for networking event
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Oct. 22-28, 2010
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Oct. 22-28, 2010
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: Oct. 27 to Nov. 2, 2010
• Ringgold man charged with stabbing son
• Motorcycle group hosting ride for Stocking Full of Love on Sunday
• Chickamauga Elementary School student honored at state school board meeting
• Rossville Exchange Club names September Student of Month
• Hutcheson offers free screenings at Halftime Health
• Board receives highest 4-H award
• Ringgold looking to add walking bridge to overpass at The Depot
• Lookout Mountain fire caused by campfire
• Pink Out hopes to cure cancer
• Weather Thursday: Partly sunny, high 60
• Three men charged with robbing couple in Fort Oglethorpe
• Battlefield Primary teachers participate in Race for the Cure
• Wave of red in Georgia and Catoosa County elections
• GOP sweeps Walker County votes in 30% turnout
• Courts to decide if Dietz Road business violates Catoosa County zoning ordinance
• Fort Oglethorpe holds memorial service for fallen firefighter
• Lynn Long elected Fort Oglethorpe mayor
• Georgia Northwestern Technical College sets new record-breaking enrollment
• Incumbent Jane Everett wins Catoosa County school board race
• Weather Wednesday: Occasional showers, high 55
• Fort Oglethorpe Fire Department visits Battlefield Primary
• Walker County membership luncheon to feature Best of Walker
• Catoosa County elections: Lynn Long wins Fort Oglethorpe mayor's race; Everett wins school board race
• North LaFayette Elementary School star and honor rolls
• Election turnout brisk in Catoosa County
• More federal stimulus for fiber optic connectivity
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• LaFayette woman starting database on city cemetery tombstones
• Steady turnout of voters in Rossville
• College News, Walker and Catoosa counties, October 2010
• Weather: Partly sunny, high 68
• Photos from LaFayette's Scare on the Square
• Three acres burn Sunday on Lookout Mountain
• Weather Monday: Sunny, high 72
• Chickamauga Lions Club plans $10,000 giveaway
• Georgia Northwestern Technical College posts record enrollment figures
• This place matters: Ringgold City Hall
• LaFayette man sentenced to prison for possessing child pornography
• Catoosa County sheriff’s son arrested in Chattanooga
• Weather Sunday: Sunny, high 71
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - October 29, 2010
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 71
• Driver damages three businesses in Fort Oglethorpe, flees scene
• Walker County murder suspect and her husband had history of arrests, domestic violence, alcohol-drug abuse
• Naomi elects 4-H officers
• American Sign Language class at LaFayette High utilizes computer programs
• Tiger Creek Elementary October Students of the Month
• Oakwood Christian Academy hosts award-winning author
• This place matters: 6th Cavalry Museum
• Walter Britt Schaffeld: Rabies
• Weather Tuesday: Sunny, high 79
• Sims Family Corn MAZE in Ringgold offers fun for the whole family
• United Karate Studio in Ringgold offering women’s self-defense course
• Walker County ambulance driver charged with reckless driving
• Walker County sees the big picture with "Camera Ready" designation
• Deal campaigns in Ringgold
• Georgia Appalachian Center for Higher Education awards grants to Walker County high schools
• Roger Sherrill: Academy for Little People students loves the soldiers
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - October 15, 2010
• Chickamauga council approves first detective position for police department
• Ringgold Haunted Depot opens Thursday
• Costco signing up new members at Northwest Georgia Bank branches
• Costco signing up new members at Gateway Bank in Fort Oglethorpe on Thursday
• Today's hot deal: $5 for $10 Worth of Dining from The Slate Market Grill
• "Operation: Candy Corn" leads to sex offender arrests in Walker County
• Broadway hit "Annie" opens tonight at The Colonnade in Ringgold
• Catoosa Learning Center rocks as National Adult and Family Literacy Week is celebrated
• LaFayette High resource officer trains student parking officers
• Two LaFayette residences destroyed by fires; one blazed ruled arson
• LaFayette High School homecoming court
• Catoosa communities wait to decide "trick or treating" arrangements
• Meth bust made a Catoosa County residence
• Catoosa Sheriff’s Department searching for car theft, burglary suspect
• North LaFayette Elementary experiment produces colorful flowers
• Walker County named a Camera Ready community by the state
• LaFayette High review puts math into motion
• Walker tax commissioner teaches class by video chat
• Flirty Girl Fitcamps in Rock Spring to offer exercise, empowerment
• Early voting dates changed in Walker County
• Oakwood Baptist celebrates first-time runners’ success in 5k race
• LaFayette Elks Lodge to host haunted house for adults and children
• Weather Thursday: Mostly sunny, high 71
• LaFayette raises utility rates
• Chattanooga State to host elder care symposium
• Weather Wednesday: Partly sunny, high 76
• Hospice of Chattanooga to hold special candlelight service on National Day of Remembrance for Pregnancy and Infant Loss (Oct. 15)
• John Ross House named on state Places in Peril list
• Ambulance driver could face charges
• Man charged in Walker County with vehicular homicide
• Liberty National announces local job interview event for 100-plus available positions
• Scare on the Square festivities extend to LaFayette library
• Georgia Northwestern law enforcement academy graduation
• Q&A with Catoosa County school board candidates
• Does this dog belong to you?
• Rabies case confirmed in Fort Oglethorpe
• Water leak closes two Rossville schools
• Weather Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, high 83
• Election preview: Some big races, some "no contest"
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Today's Hot Deal: $5 for $10 worth of food from The Partridge Restaurant
• Weather Monday: Sunny, high 86
• This place matters: Old Stone Church
• Gas leak at LaFayette High forces students to evacuate
• Weather Sunday: Sunny, high 85
• Theresa Parker laid to rest
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 85
• Free presentation on living actively with vision loss to be held Oct. 26
• Tiger Creek students raise funds for Renaissance Program
• Walker County retired educators group holds meeting at historic home
• West Side Elementary students raise funds for injured classmate
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: Sept. 29 to Oct. 5, 2010
• Dietz Road business doesn’t violate zoning ordinance, but could violate nuisance ordinance
• Ringgold High School hosts Destination Graduation breakfast
• Fort Oglethorpe Costco not open yet, but selling memberships and gas
• Fire at Advanced Auto Parts in Fort Oglethorpe
• Georgia Supreme Court to hear Walker County case
• Weather Friday: Sunny, high 85
• Catoosa Citizens for Literacy gives dictionaries to third graders
• Concert at the Cove scheduled for Oct. 30
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Sept. 24-30, 2010
• Weather Thursday: Sunny, high 82
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Sept. 24-30, 2010
• Hutcheson announces Flu Shot Drive Oct. 12
• ESPLOST IV to be used for technology and renovation projects at Catoosa schools
• College news, Walker and Catoosa counties, September 2010
• Chattooga Sheriff’s Office investigating deadly shooting
• Bug that destroys hemlock trees spotted in Chickamauga
• Acoustic Café sponsors special needs fundraiser
• Grandparents’ Day at Cloud Spring Elementary
• Boynton Elementary students honor 9-11
• Heritage Middle School inducts 102 into the National Junior Honor Society
• Weather Wednesday: Sunny, high 73
• Today’s Hot Deal: $27.50 for one month use of a mini-storage unit with Store-More Self Storage (a $55 Value)
• Walker County 4-H’ers grow giants
• Mountain View Head Start holds Grandparents’ Breakfast
• Joyland Christian Academy participates in St. Jude’s Trike-A-Thon
• Heritage High School yearbook to offer innovative Personal Yearbook Pages
• Walker Habitat for Humanity is accepting applications for LaFayette home
• Chickamauga hiking property tax rate to bolster budget for schools
• Bowman wins third term to Catoosa County water board
• Ann Rowan retires from LFO
• Gordon Lee Alumni Association holds annual golf tournament
• Boynton Elementary raises money for breast cancer research
• Interstate 75 South blocked at Ringgold Road exit in East Ridge
• Walker, Dade library renovation plans unveiled
• 15-year-old charged with grandmother's murder
• Theresa Parker’s funeral set for Saturday
• Earl Freudenberg joining UCTV in Fort Oglethorpe
• Walker County 4-H Club benefits the community
• Weather Monday: Mostly sunny, high 67
• Walker County's "Most Wanted": Sheila Coley
• Weather Sunday: Partly sunny, high 63
• Grant sought for Barwick-LaFayette Airport
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 78
• Ga. piano company charged with smuggling ivory
• Woman dies, man hurt in Ga. home stabbings
• Woman injured in ambulance wreck in critical condition
• Chattooga sheriff awaits Parker investigation results
• GBI: No evidence of injury found on Theresa Parker’s remains
• Department of Driver Services Columbus Day holiday operating hours
• 2010 Balloons & Tunes Festival a success
• Heritage High School’s Legion of Generals’ halftime show tells historic tale of "Fr
• "Best of Walker County": Dixie Collision
• Fifth annual Duck Race is Saturday in Ringgold
• Q&A with Hutcheson Medical Center CEO Charles Stewart
• Weather Friday: Sunny, high 79
• Battlefield Primary kindergarteners go on a treasure hunt
• Catoosa County Foster and Adoptive Parent Association to hold annual motorcycle ride
• CCAC launches coupon books fundraiser
• Catoosa County Health Department to give flu shots Wednesday
• GBI completes examination of Parker’s remains; no details released
• Ringgold High School marching Tiger band brings home the gold
• Gordon County man charged with aggravated child molestation
• McDonald's sweetens science experiments
• Spirit Day promotes “Ridgeland Ready” campaign
• Costco donates 500 book bags to Catoosa County Public Schools
• Ringgold Telephone donates to Catoosa Performance Learning Center
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Lookout Mountain residents organize against proposed wind farm
• Ringgold Primary celebrates Grandparents Day
• Battlefield Elementary challenges students on Constitution Day
• Walmart recognizes Graysville Elementary teachers
• Weather Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high 79
• Battlefield Primary School celebrates Grandparents’ Day
• Graysville Elementary School celebrates Grandparents’ Day
• 4 injured in Floyd County wreck involving Walker ambulance
• Ringgold Middle FBLA wins big
• Twins supports Renaissance Reading Program
• Savings in the October 1 edition of the Walker County Messenger
• GBI investigator says Theresa Parker was always top-priorty case
• Weather Tuesday: Mostly sunny, high 75
• This place matters: Ringgold Gap Wayside Park and statue of Gen. Patrick Cleburne
• One directory unifying northwest Georgia area to be distributed
• Dalton State College presents OGYA World Band
• Burn ban lifted as instant permitting system is unveiled
• Battlefield Elementary honors grandparents
• Walker County holds 2010 Balloons and Tunes Festival
• Heritage Day at the Marsh House in LaFayette will celebrate freedom
• Church in Walker County getting a head start on worldwide Christmas cheer
• Weather Monday: Showers, high 70
• Chickamauga school board seeks property tax hike
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - Sep 24, 2010
• Theresa Parker’s sister shares her memories, grief
• Weather Sunday: Showers, high 76
• Weather Saturday: Partly sunny, high 84
• Catoosa County Chamber 2011 Officers and Directors
• Weather Friday: Mostly sunny, high 91
• Ringgold man sentenced to 15 years on child porn charges
• Walker County’s “Most Wanted”: Joseph Lee Coyne
• Police: Man bit other man’s face during fight
• Investigators conclude search at site where Theresa Parker’s remains found
• Tiger Creek students win cash prize
• Ringgold High’s FBLA hosts dessert delight
• Lakeview Middle art students study pop art movement
• Walker County sheriff: 10 days minimum to analyze Theresa Parker’s bones
• DA says Theresa Parker’s remains so far consistent with trial evidence
• Bachelor auction benefits Children’s Advocacy Center
• Catoosa schools host town hall to plan for ESPLOST IV
• Three seeking seat on Catoosa Utility board
• LaFayette woman wants to see Theresa Parker honored by city
• Chattoogaville residents saddened about Parker case
• Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe High School Warriors marching band: This year’s show features Fallout
• Gilbert’s young authors utilize newest technology for publishing
• Parent volunteers form true partnership at Rossville Elementary
• Oakwood Christian Academy holds tea party for summer readers
• North America giant discovered at Fairyland
• Weather Thursday: Sunny, high 93
• Graysville holds annual Fall Festival
• Graysville Elementary students show responsibility
• Gilbert celebrates summer reading
• Chris Sandy, convicted of vehicular manslaughter by DUI, will share his story with Catoosa, Walker t
• See You at the Pole draws crowd at Tiger Creek Elementary
• Chickamauga’s War Between the States Day
• Former mayoral candidate elected to Rossville council
• Gordon Lee High graduate earns AP Scholar with Honors Award
• Lookout Mountain residents fighting plan for wind turbines
• Weather Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high 93
• New fence keeps Catoosa County business open, but neighbors still aren’t happy
• Graysville Elementary star students
• Theresa Parker’s body found: Walker County sheriff says "justice has prevailed"
• Balloons and Tunes festival in Walker County heats up for another flight of family fun this weekend
• Road sign in Walker County takes a wrong turn -- or two
• Weather Tuesday: Sunny, high 94
• 40th annual Show and Sale Saturday in Rock Spring
• Rossville buys landmark Roy’s Grill
• Cagle stumps in Catoosa County
• Cherokee storyteller, walk and breakfast to be held in LaFayette Oct. 2
• DEA heads first-ever nationwide Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
• This place matters: Citizens and Veterans Memorial
• Ringgold appoints Catoosa sheriff’s lieutenant as new police chief
• Chickamauga school board plans property tax hike; public hearing Thursday
• Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe High School homecoming 2010
• Weather Monday: Sunny, high 93
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - Sep 17, 2010
• Weather Sunday: Sunny, high 94
• Weather Saturday: Sunny, high 93
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Sept. 10-16, 2010
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Sept. 10-16, 2010
• Cast your votes for the "Best of Walker 2010"
• North LaFayette Elementary holds Grandparents’ Day
• Chattooga Academy now open Sundays
• Graysville Elementary students celebrate coupon book sale
• Rambler banners wave over Jack King Stadium
• Weather Friday: Mostly sunny, high 88
• Catoosa County Chamber says "thank you" to its members, with barbecue lunch
• Is it time for blue laws to go?
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• CCAC fundraiser Oct. 1 at Fort Oglethorpe Northwest Georgia Bank
• Weather Thursday: Partly sunny, high 90
• Slain Chickamauga teen's body returned 8 years later
• Georgia jobless rate rises to 10 percent in August
• Fort Oglethorpe UCTV’s "Swap Shop" host dies
• School officials say LaFayette High dress-code report "wildly exaggerated"
• Local lodge helps students with school supplies
• Ridgeland High visit rallies stay in school spirit
• Battlefield Primary kindergarteners dress up for parent lunch
• North LaFayette mathematicians chart path to college
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: Sept. 8-14, 2010
• Forum for Catoosa County school board candidates set for Sept. 25
• Fort Oglethorpe’s Center For HOPE plans golf tournament fundraiser Sept. 24
• Tonya Craft ordered again to file more specific lawsuit
• LaFayette High students, parents protest dress-code enforcement
• 23,383 students served by Georgia Northwestern during college’s inaugural year of operation
• Young BB gun victim leaving for Atlanta
• Ringgold council again delays decision on new police chief
• Ringgold calls special meeting tonight to name new police chief
• Database update for Walker County Health Department reported as phone scam
• Flu shots now available at Walker County Health Department
• Man arrested after Calhoun bank robbery; confesses to Adairsville bank job
• Chickamauga celebrates "War between the States Day" this weekend
• Chattem donation updates Fairyland library
• Boynton students enjoy popcorn during a writing lesson
• Mobile technology expands research capability at Gilbert Elementary
• Weather Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high 92
• LaFayette awarded loan, grant to improve wastewater system
• Rock City charges ahead for electric vehicles
• Best of Walker: Choo Choo BBQ in Chickamauga
• Fastest internet in U.S. coming to some in Walker, Catoosa counties
• LaFayette’s Scare on the Square to be held Oct. 29
• Chickamauga Board of Education to hold called meeting
• Ringgold council postpones decision on new police chief; mayor mum on reason
• Acoustic Café to host fundraiser for children’s physical therapy program using horses
• Fresh Market and Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation team up to raise money for cure
• Weather Tuesday: Sunny, high 92
• Elementary students perform at Catoosa County school board meeting
• LaFayette public safety director recovering from heart surgery
• LaFayette band to hold fundraiser for fire victims
• Catoosa County music teacher rocks on
• Savings in the September 15 edition of The Catoosa County News
• Savings in the September 15 edition of the Walker County Messenger
• Catoosa schools plan town hall meeting to discuss next round of education tax
• Armuchee Valley Community Center in Walker County "exceeds expectations"
• Weather Monday: Sunny, high 88
• Today's deal: Half off 2 tickets to Rome Symphony Orchestra
• This place matters: series will highlight historic locations in Catoosa County
• Weather Sunday: Mostly sunny, high 86
• Four familiar faces running for Fort Oglethorpe mayor
• Ringgold goes Celtic with Highland Festival and Games
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Catoosa County firefighters give muscle-wasting dieseases the boot
• Cast your votes for "Best of Walker"
• Rosewood kicking off of Assisted Living Week Monday with "Breakfast Bar" for the public
• Weather: Mostly cloudy, high 92
• Catoosa County eyes landfill gas conservation program
• LHC Group acquires Hutcheson Home Health
• Business University - Miserly Marketing
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: Sept. 1-7, 2010
• Civil War program at LaFayette library made possible by grant
• Catoosa Board of Education continues the Georgia School Board Association’s Board of Distincti
• Rock City’s Enchanted Maize opens Sept. 23
• Rossville man charged with molesting child
• Woodstation Elementary Dance Divas and Singers
• Northwest Georgia receives work ready grants
• Weather: Partly sunny, high 87
• Tonya Craft debuts radio talk show
• Walker County firefighters give muscle-wasting diseases the boot
• Walker County BB gun victim given tracheotomy, headed to Atlanta
• Ringgold FBLA to send care packages to soldiers
• Man identified in Rockmart train accident
• Woodstation Elementary honors Joan DeRose
• Woodstation Elementary students meet Captain Caring
• Today's Hot Deal: $50 of La Scala food for $25
• Weather: Mostly cloudy, high 90
• Catoosa County schools implement text-message alert system
• LaFayette resident writes a self-help guide
• VIP seating for Balloons & Tunes concerts still available
• Familiar faces running for Fort Oglethorpe mayor
• Identity of motorcyclist killed in crash in Walker County released
• Destination Graduation Day at Graysville Elementary
• LaFayette public safety director undergoes triple bypass surgery
• Weather: Sunny, high 91
• Fire at LaFayette apartment complex leaves 30 people homeless
• Walker County families rebuilding lives following Labor Day weekend fires
• Dalton family wins Walker County event
• Balloons & Tunes Festival to feature cow drops
• Lake Winnepesaukah announces first Halloween event
• Estate tax effect on farming piques interest of tax council
• CCAC to hold 5K and one-mile walk Oct. 9
• Catoosa County commissioners approve Kroger incentives
• Cedartown woman charged with DUI and homicide by vehicle in ATV wreck
• 13-year-old Cedartown girl killed in ATV wreck
• Man struck, killed by train in Rockmart
• First "Cove Jam" kicks off a hopeful new tradition for Walker County
• Weather: Sunny, high 88
• "Remembering our Heroes" in Fort Oglethorpe draws hundreds for re-enactments and displays
• Weather: Sunny, high 83
• Walker County's "Most Wanted": Michael Jameson Burchfield
• Lake Winnepesaukah salutes emergency personnel Sept. 11
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: Aug. 25-31, 2010
• Calhoun police arrest man for defacing buildings
• Ringgold Middle bulletin board recognize school system theme
• Today's Hot Deal: $25 for 18 holes of golf at Meadow Lakes Golf Club
• Weather: Partly cloudy, high 90
• Kroger could come to Battlefield Parkway in Ringgold, could lead to shopping center
• Balloons & Tunes Festival makes it possible to save on overnight lodging
• LFO student takes home gold in Athens livestock sheep show
• Ringgold resident to be featured in TV show
• Cast your votes for the "Best of Walker"
• Hot air balloons take flight at the Balloons & Tunes Festival
• Catoosa County sheriff’s employee arrested for DUI
• Tiger Creek students and Ringgold cheerleaders celebrate math
• Hot Deal: Half-off a family portrait sitting at Foxworthy Studios
• Weather: Sunny, high 94
• Man charged with robbing Ringgold pharmacy
• West Side Elementary celebrates AYP with balloon launch
• Hot Deal: 50 percent off at Kaledio-Sno
• Weather: Sunny, high 93
• State director of Drugs Don’t Work to address Walker County Chamber of Commerce
• Black lab mix dog needs a home
• Armed robbery suspect ties theater employee; escapes with money, phones
• Labor Day at The Post in Fort Oglethorpe will offer fun for entire family
• Semi-pro football game Saturday at Heritage High School in Ringgold
• Fort Oglethorpe girl shot with BB gun remains hospitalized
• KFC in LaFayette is finger-lickin' gone
• Labor Day weekend Full of Love in Walker County
• "Remembering Our Heroes" event to be held Sept. 4 in Fort Oglethorpe
• Studio 79 grand opening in Catoosa County is Saturday
• Major upgrade for intersection on Battlefield Parkway
• Hot Deal: Booth Western Art Museum
• Former college presidents recognized by high school alma mater
• CCAC delivers dictionaries to West Side Elementary
• Boynton Elementary students help decorate school cafeteria
• Weather: Partly sunny, high 90
• Owner of dog shot with arrow arrested for threats
• General admission and VIP seating tickets for Balloons & Tunes Festival now available online
• Fort Oglethorpe: With smoke clearing, what’s next for Post Fire Department?
• United Way kicks of annual campaign in Walker, Catoosa, Dade counties
• Fill the Boot campaign in Walker County
• Chattanooga police chase ends in Flintstone
• Georgia troopers prepare for busy holiday weekend
• Weather: Mostly cloudy, high 87
• Savings in the September 1 edition of the Walker County Messenger
• Savings in the September 1 edition of The Catoosa County News
• Weather: Partly sunny, high 88
• Fatal shooting victims identified; gunfire leaves three dead at birthday party
• 10-year-old Fort Oglethorpe girl in critical condition; BB pellet lodged in brain
• High school coach visits Rossville Exchange Club
• Weather: Sunny, high 89
• Three people killed in shooting spree
• Chickamauga drug case suspect ODs before turning himself in
• Catoosa County schools hold annual Partnership 2000 recognition breakfast
• Walker County school on the lookout for missing snake
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff's Office
• Tiger Creek Elementary August Students of the Month
• Weather: Mostly sunny, high 87
• Northwest Georgia’s jobless rate rises slightly to 10.6 percent in July
• Catoosa County schools exceed criteria for Race to Top, denied funding
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: Aug. 18-24, 2010
• Weaather: Mostly sunny, high 89
• Fort Oglethorpe council sets details for mayor election
• 16th Alabama Regiment to visit Point Park Sept. 4 and Sept. 5
• Bendabout Farm to host fundraiser for 6th Cavalry Museum
• Rossville mill owner seeking arrest warrant on police chief
• Department of Driver Services Labor Day operating hours
• "State of the County" address: Walker County commissioner sees bright future, sets goal of
• Three finalists named for new Ringgold police chief
• Ringgold man charged with shooting dog with arrow
• Kids 4 Christ helps local students with school supplies, after school care
• Catoosa schools add green-certified hand sanitizer
• Fort Oglethorpe will hold special election for mayor on Nov. 2
• Two new Walker County fire stations to open next month
• Calhoun home explosion was arson
• Savings in the August 25 edition of The Catoosa County News
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Aug. 13-19, 2010
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Aug. 13-19, 2010
• Georgia Department of Labor to open new DAS office in Dalton; career fair scheduled for Aug. 26
• Officials: Explosion in Gordon County in April not an accident
• Walker, Catoosa Democrats strategize to elect Roy Barnes
• Weather: Sunny, high 91
• Station for high-speed rail line could be placed in Dalton
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• September is Literacy Month in Catoosa County
• United Way needs volunteers for special projects in Walker, Catoosa counties
• Police: Ringgold bank robbery suspect may have robbed bank in Tennessee
• Walker County Schools announces free and reduced lunch policy
• Local student Khaliah Niccole Hambrick receives national honor
• Weather: Mostly cloudy, high 97
• Ringgold bank robbery: Businessman believes police were already on lookout for suspect
• Fort Oglethorpe mayor Ronnie Cobb laid to rest
• Ringgold Middle School has large attendance at open house
• Photo released of suspect in attempted bank robbery in Ringgold
• Walker County Chamber accepting applications for leadership class
• Funeral this afternoon for Ronnie Cobb
• The Bouquet Shop of LaFayette named September Downtown Business of the Month
• Tiger Creek Elementary holds open house
• Baker named Walker Wonder Worker
• Walker Board of Education members complete leadership training
• Firefighters give muscle-wasting diseases the boot
• Weather: Mostly cloudy, high 91
• Suspect arrested in attempted bank robbery in Ringgold
• College student arrested in Chickamauga for attempted sex with minor
• Grandson of Gen. Patton to visit Catoosa County in September
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: Aug. 6-12, 2010
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: Aug. 6-12, 2010
• Ringgold family’s dog, shot by arrow, is recovering
• At-large suspect in Chickamauga drug ring case taunts police: "Happy hunting," he says
• Georgia Northwestern second annual Ultrasound Health 5K Run/Walk
• Region gets $21 million for Web upgrade
• First day of school at Boynton Elementary
• Weather: Mostly cloudy, high 89, heat index 98
• Georgia jobless rate dips slightly in July; jobs and labor force continue to deteriorate
• Funeral services Friday for Ronnie Cobb
• Revenue looks good for Catoosa for summer, but not for fall
• Savings in the August 20 edition of the Walker County Messenger
• Chickamauga woman indicted for having sex with 14-year-old boy
• Fort Oglethorpe mayor Ronnie Cobb leaves diverse legacy
• Fort Oglethorpe mayor Ronnie Cobb dies
• Chattanooga Valley High to hold biannual reunion Aug. 28
• Weather Mostly cloudy, high 93, heat index 101
• Catoosa schools kick off fourth annual coupon book fundraiser
• Man injured in explosion is out of hospital; family says explosive device looked like a lamp
• Weekend of Sept. 17 in Chickamauga full of events
• Barnes campaign rep coming to Catoosa Saturday
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Post and Northwestern on tonight’s Catoosa County commission meeting agenda
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report: Aug 4-10, 2010
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report: July 30 to Aug. 5, 2010
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report: July 30 to Aug. 5, 2010
• Cloudland Cabin is the latest creation from creative couple
• Ridgeland student attends premier leadership conference, is delegate at state convention
• Weather: Mostly cloudy, high 91, heat index 99
• Savings in the August 18 edition of the Walker County Messenger
• Savings in the August 18 edition of The Catoosa County News
• Catoosa County preliminary comprehensive plan available for review online
• Nine arrested in Chickamauga prescription drug bust
• Woman robs Days Inn in Ringgold
• Weather: Mostly cloudy, high 93, heat index 101
• Weather: Mostly cloudy, high 93, heat index 102
• Family buries "suicide by cop" victim from Rossville
• Walden Security awards college scholarships to children of company employees
• Weather: Mostly cloudy, high 93, heat index 101
• Bond hearing today for Rock Spring teen accused of shooting
• Final plea for host families for foreign teens
• Cloud Springs Elementary receives school supplies
• Weather: Mostly sunny, high 98, heat index 108
• No bomb in car that woman crashed into Gordon County Sheriff's Department
• Two Gordon County schools were on lockdown Thursday
• Walker County Schools announces free and reduced lunch policy
• Shooter’s mom says son was defending her from abusive boyfriend
• Sen. Mullis to Catoosa Chamber: "I want the world — yes, the world — to know northw
• Catoosa, Ringgold discussing incentives for Kroger to come to Battlefield Parkway
• Hutcheson Medical holds open house, ribbon-cutting for Advanced Wound Center
• United Way Campaign Kickoff to be held at Walker County Civic Center
• Tonya Craft to host Chattanooga radio show
• Shooting in Walker County; victim taken to hospital; suspect apprehended
• Driver rammed car into Gordon County Sheriff's Dept. building
• Police say check-forgery ring operating in LaFayette area
• Costco coming to Fort Oglethorpe receives more than 6,000 applications for 200 jobs available
• Man shot with shotgun in domestic argument in Rock Spring; suspect in custody
• Business University - Intermediate QuickBooks
• Weather: Partly sunny, high 97, heat index 105
• Walker County graduation rate continues to climb
• Savings in the August 13 edition of the Walker County Messenger
• Accused kidnapper captured in Catoosa County extradited to Tennessee
• Catoosa County judge arrested
• 11 percent of registered voters cast ballots in Catoosa County commission runoff election; incumbent
• Catoosa County schools welcome back students with open house events
• LaFayette Rotary Club awards scholarships
• Not your typical first day of school at Heritage High School
• Remembering Our Heroes event to be held Sept. 4
• Ringgold area pets go online
• Rossville man dies in "suicide by cop"
• Bobby Winters retains seat on Catoosa County commission
• Vote Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park as America’s Favorite Park
• Commissioner Bebe Heiskell to give "State of the County" address
• Two in runoff election today for Catoosa County commission seat
• Catoosa officials capture man wanted for kidnapping
• Ringgold Telephone donates commemorative flags to city
• Weather: Mostly sunny, high 99, heat index 106
• Chickamauga schools back in session
• Tenth Avenue North to perform at Lake Winnepesaukah Aug. 15
• Raven Welch Band and New Liberty Boys to perform at Ringgold Depot Aug. 13
• Georgia, Tennessee eye federal money for high-speed rail
• Gordon County murder suspect out of hospital, in jail
• Weather: Mostly sunny, high 95, heat index 101
• Walker County church group lends helping hand to New Orleans
• Walker County graduate earns coveted Teach For America position
• Weather: Mostly sunny, high 95
• Weather: Sunny, high 92
• Cloud Springs Road widening project in Fort Oglethorpe to continue until mid-2011
• Neighbor, mother speak out about toddler scalding in Rossville
• Walker County's "Most Wanted": Michael Todd Craze
• Aug. 5 named Connell Day in Rossville
• Fresh Start program comes to Northwest Georgia
• College news, Walker and Catoosa counties, August 2010
• Weather: Mostly cloudy, high 98
• Highway 27 Yard Sale in Walker County off to "hot" start
• Dilapidated building collapses in Rossville
• Jeep wrecks on Dietz Road in Catoosa County
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office report for July 28 to Aug. 3, 2010
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Rossville babysitter charged with scalding 3-year-old
• Leadership Team at Ringgold Primary prepares for school to start
• Catoosa County teacher participates in U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum’s Belfer Conference for
• Weather: Partly cloudy, high 96, heat index 106
• World’s Longest Yard Sale begins today
• Man pleads guilty to digging for treasure at Chickamauga battlefield
• LaFayette’s beer, wine licensing process chugging along
• Driving tour at Chickamauga Battlefield Aug. 21 highlights animal losses in the Civil War
• Balloons & Tunes Festival volunteer deadline approaching
• Training for new lead law held at Gordon Lee High School
• 37th Tennessee Regiment visits Point Park Aug. 14 and Aug. 15
• Entrance fee waived at Point Park Aug. 14 and Aug. 15
• Hutcheson receives $110,000 gift from Sheltons
• Weather: Mostly sunny, high 98, heat index 111
• Ringgold High teacher volunteers in Louisiana
• Thousands apply for jobs at upcoming Costco in Fort Oglethorpe
• Catoosa Performance Learning Center in Fort Oglethorpe holds open house
• Savings in the August 6 edition of the Walker County Messenger
• Tickets for Balloons & Tunes Festival available at Cherokee Regional Library system locations
• Weather: Mostly cloudy, high 95
• Gordon County sheriff: Fatal shooting stemmed from "domestic violence situation"
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office report for July 23-29, 2010
• Kia donates 2011 Sorento to Georgia Northwestern Technical College
• Walker County firefighters Fill the Boot for families fighting muscular dystrophy Aug. 28
• Catoosa County commission runoff heats up; opponent challenges incumbent to debate
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Man flips car on Foster Mill Drive in LaFayette
• Ringgold Kiwanis Club receives appreciation award
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report for July 23-29, 2010
• Savings in the August 4 edition of The Catoosa County News
• Rossville woman’s push for medical marijuana in Georgia gains momentum
• Hollywood actor to perform at hometown church in Tunnel Hill
• Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe High band members OK after getting beat by the heat
• Security was tight for "Water for Elephants" filming in Chickamauga
• ESPN radio’s Nick Bonsanto Show broadcasts from new Dunkin’ Donuts in Fort Oglethorpe
• Woman killed in wreck in Catoosa County
• Savings in the August 4 edition of the Walker County Messenger
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - July 30, 2010
• Weather: Partly cloudy, high 94
• Weather: Mostly cloudy, high 94
• Walker County’s Reese and Bulman receive state honors
• Shooting suspect captured; unconfirmed reports say one person is dead
• Flintstone native joins Teach For America
• Catoosa County 10-year plan open house draws more than 40 residents
• Weather: Partly cloudy, high 95
• Costco now taking applications
• Crime Stoppers: Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office
• Movie mania hits Chickamauga
• Fort Oglethorpe city employees to see salary hike in August
• Investigation continues in bathtub drowning death of toddler in Fort Oglethorpe
• Kids 4 Christ’s book bag giveaway event to be held Aug. 7
• Planning grant for a school-based health clinic awarded to Primary Health Care Centers and Catoosa C
• Burglar steals donation jar from Fort Oglethorpe thrift store
• Primary Health Care Centers celebrate Health Center Week
• Weather: Mostly cloudy, high 94
• Nathan Deal campaigns in Ringgold
• Catoosa County to present draft of 10-year plan today
• Chicken-N-Fish To Go opens in LaFayette
• 2010 AYP results for Walker County school system
• LaFayette resident surprised by success with "fabric" gardening
• Georgia technical colleges set enrollment record with highest-ever one-year increase
• Blood Assurance begins annual New Blood in North Georgia campaign
• Balloons & Tunes Festival features Flynnville Train and Nathan Farrow Sept. 24
• Walker County man honored by Georgia DOT commissioner
• Weather: Partly cloudy, high 92
• Walker County early voting for runoff set for first week in August; county courthouse only
• Catoosa County commissioner approved new budget without raising property taxes
• Bob Peck selected as finance chairman for state YMCA
• College news, Walker and Catoosa counties, July 2010
• Post Fire Department consolidates with Fort Oglethorpe
• Weather: Mostly cloudy, high 90
• "Summer Blast" for teens is in Ringgold Thursday
• Savings in the July 28 edition of the Walker County Messenger
• Savings in the July 28 edition of The Catoosa County News
• Floyd County district attorney named Georgia’s top DA for handling of Sam Parker case
• Rossville council member Nathan Bain dies
• Northwest Georgia man found guilty of possessing child pornography
• Weather: Mostly sunny, high 98
• Open house for Catoosa County’s comprehensive plan will be held July 29
• "Camelot" opens tonight at The Colonnade in Ringgold
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - May 21, 2010
• Catoosa County Chamber Of Commerce Connection - May 14, 2010
• 1890's Day Jamboree
• Catoosa Chamber Connection - May 7, 2010
• ‘Mercy In The Valley’ A 2010 Prophetic Experience
• Catoosa Chamber Connection - April 30, 2010
• Catoosa Chamber Connection - April 23, 2010
• Catoosa County Chamber Business University News - Beginners Quick Books
• So You Want To Start A Business?
• Catoosa Business Expo 2010
• Trans Tech Logistics Comes To Catoosa County
• Catoosa Chamber Connection - March 5, 2010
• Catoosa Chamber Connection - January 15, 2010
• Catoosa County Chamber of Commerce Connection - January 8, 2010
• Catoosa County Chamber - German Class Information
• Catoosa Chamber Connection - December 18, 2009
• Catoosa County Chamber of Commerce News: Take Advantage
• Catoosa Chamber Connection - December 11, 2009
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• Networking at Lunch
• Catoosa County Chamber of Commerce Connection - November 30, 2009
• Catoosa County Chamber of Commerce Connection - November 20, 2009
• Catoosa County Chamber of Commerce Connection - November 13, 2009
• Catoosa Chamber Connection - November 6, 2009
• Chamber Connection for Friday, October 30, 2009
• Business at Breakfast
• Fireproof’s John Waller In Concert
• Southern Jesters Improv Troupe
• Catoosa Chamber Connection - October 16, 2009
• Business University-Intermediate QuickBooks
• Catoosa Chamber Connection - October 9, 2009
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• Chamber Networking at Lunch
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• Catoosa Chamber Connection - September 11, 2009
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• Catoosa Chamber Connection - August 28, 2009
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• Catoosa Chamber Connection - August 7, 2009
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• Catoosa Chamber Connection - July 31, 2009
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• Catoosa Chamber Connection - June 26, 2009
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• Catoosa Chamber Member Connection Invitation
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• Catoosa Chamber Connection - June 12, 2009
• 7 Elements of Excellent Customer Service
• Catoosa County Chamber Connection for June 5, 2009
• Catoosa County Chamber Connection for May 29, 2009
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• Catoosa County Chamber Connection - May 15, 2009
• 2009 Catoosa County Chamber of Commerce Business University
• Catoosa County Chamber Connection - May 1, 2009
• Catoosa County Chamber Connection - April 24, 2009
• Partnership 2000 Awards Ceremony ‘Celebrating 20 Years’
• Catoosa County Chamber Connection - April 17, 2009
• Catoosa County Chamber Connection - April 9, 2009
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• Catoosa County Chamber Connection - March 6, 2009
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• Catoosa County Chamber Connection for February 13, 2009
• Catoosa County Chamber Connection for February 6, 2009
• Catoosa County Chamber Connection - January 30, 2009
• Leadership Catoosa Alumni Luncheon
• Catoosa County Chamber Connection - January 23, 2009
• Catoosa County Chamber Connection - January 16, 2009
• Catoosa County Chamber Connection - January 9, 2009
• Catoosa County Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting and Luncheon
• Catoosa County Chamber Connection - December 12 2008
• The Governor's Mentor Protégé Program 2008-2009
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