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LFO student takes home gold in Athens livestock sheep show
Seventeen-year-old Zach Autwell drove the lamb that won the grand championship in the livestock sheep show in Athens on Saturday, Sept. 21. Autwell is a senior at Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe High Sch...
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Heritage High School’s Chili Fiesta set for Sept. 11
The Heritage High School marching band on Saturday, Sept. 11, will host its second annual chili cook-off, known as the Heritage Chili Fiesta. The event will be from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Herita...
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Tiger Creek students and Ringgold cheerleaders celebrate math
Tiger Creek Elementary School held its annual Title 1 meeting Thursday, Aug. 26 with a theme of TCE Thursday Night Football Math Night. Students and parents wore their team jerseys, participated...
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West Side Elementary celebrates AYP with balloon launch
West Side Elementary School students participated in a balloon launch. The school was celebrating making Adequate Yearly Progress for the school year 2009-2010. All the grades congregated in an op...
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Boynton Elementary students help decorate school cafeteria
Boynton students Kristen Mashburn, Aria Cooper, Lauren Deem, Eli Owens, Luke Thacker, Adam Thacker, Lindsey Holcolmb, Reagan Armour, Macy Ann McKnight and Cole Browder spent some of their summer b...
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CCAC delivers dictionaries to West Side Elementary
Catoosa Citizens for Literacy present dictionaries to all third grade students. This is an annual event in all Catoosa County elementary schools. Recently, Shirley Smith with the CCAC and Phil L...
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Former college presidents recognized by high school alma mater
Distinguished Alumnus Awards were presented Aug. 27 at the All-Class Reunion of Chattanooga Valley High School. The awards were presented to the three graduates of Chattanooga Valley who served as...
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High school coach visits Rossville Exchange Club
Mark Mariakis, head coach at Ridgeland High School, spoke at the weekly meeting of the Rossville Exchange Club Thursday, Aug. 26. Pictured with Mariakis is Rossville Exchange Club member and vice ...
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Catoosa schools not targeted for Race to Top funding
by Mark Andrews
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Catoosa County schools may not be sharing part of the $400 million that Georgia has been awarded through the federal Race to the Top program. But Catoosa school officials say that’s not necessarily...
Walker County school on the lookout for missing snake
by Matt Ledger
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Student at Chattanooga Valley Middle School have no reason to be concerned, despite a five-foot snake that escaped from its aquarium. The creature, an adult Baird’s rat snake that is non-poisonous...
Catoosa County schools hold annual Partnership 2000 recognition breakfast
by Mark Andrews
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Catoosa County schools held their annual Partnership 2000 recognition breakfast at Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe high school this morning, with the theme “Destination Graduation.” Buffy Hemphill, Partn...
Tiger Creek Elementary August Students of the Month
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These Tiger Creek Elementary School students were selected August Students of the Month for showing citizenship. Pictured from left in the front row are Ava Moeller, Faith Kirby, Elliot Goldsmith, ...
Kids 4 Christ helps local students with school supplies, after school care
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Kids 4 Christ volunteers gave away 240 bookbags filled with supplies Aug. 7 during its annual Back 2 School Blast. The event was attended by 327 kids and adults who were not only given bookbags bu...
Catoosa schools add green-certified hand sanitizer
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The Environmental Services Division of Catoosa County Public Schools continues its green focus throughout the system by introducing the first green-certified hand sanitizer. Purell has introduced ...
September is Literacy Month in Catoosa County
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Catoosa County on Tuesday, Aug. 17, declared September as Literacy Month. Shirley Smith, executive director of the Catoosa County Learning Center, was present during the proclamation. The Catoosa C...
Walker County students start the day with "Breakfast on the Go"
by Matt Ledger
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Walker County Schools have begun a new program called “Breakfast on the Go,” making the first meal of the day easier on students and more manageable for teachers. Students of all ages pick up thei...
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