GNTC Moves EMT Program To Whitfield-Murray Campus

Georgia Northwestern Technical College (GNTC) has transferred its Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program from the Catoosa County Campus in Ringgold to the Whitfield Murray Campus in Dalton.

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Chattooga Kindergarten Registration Dates

Georgia Ranks 16th Nation In AP Exams

Georgia students outperform national average on ACT

Georgia ranks 16th in the nation for the percentage of students passing Advanced Placement (AP) exams, according to data released by the College Board on Wednesday.

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Calhoun Man Accused Of Statutory Rape & Incest

Gordon Sheriff Mitch Ralston Reports: On Tuesday, February 20, Sheriff’s detectives received a report of a minor having been sexually abused.

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Massive Cell Phone Outage On Thursday

AT&T’s network suffered widespread outages across the country Thursday morning with cellular service and internet down, according to the tracking site Downdetector.

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Arrest Report – Thursday – February 22, 2024

Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Thursday, February 22, 2024:

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Local Legislation Concerning Chattooga County Homestead Exemption Passes Legislature

Governor Brian Kemp has signed House Bill 77 into law that would allow Chattooga County residents to freeze their homestead values.  Chattooga County Commissioner Blake Elsberry says that the local legislation will now go to the ballot box for Chattooga County voters to decide.

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Inmate Attempts To Smuggle Tobacco Into Prison

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An inmate at the Floyd County Prison is facing charges when deputies say he tried to smuggle tobacco inside using a shaving cream can with a false bottom on April 26, 2023, reports state.

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Georgia Archives Presents Historic Schools Photograph Collection

The Georgia Archives and the Digital Library of Georgia are proud to present the Historic Schools Photograph Collection – an invaluable compilation of approximately 1,800 images captured by the Georgia Department of Education in the 1950s. This collection offers a fascinating look into the state’s primary and secondary public schools, both white and African American, scheduled for demolition during a transformative period in Georgia’s educational history.

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