Fort Oglethorpe News

Author D. Keith Jones announced the release of his new Western fiction, "Sheriff Adonai," the story of a young man, Misief , and his journey to stay one step ahead of a sheriff, a stranger and a broken past that is constantly pursuing him.

When Danielle Hargis opened her Trenton bookstore, Books New and Used, in 2002, she chose as its location a former physical therapy office because on the inside, the space was surprisingly bigger than it looked on the outside.

The 6100 block of Hunter Road will be closed to traffic indefinitely due to a traffic crash.

Due to the wet weather forecast for this Sunday, it has become necessary to postpone the Catoosa County Sheriff's Office Stocking Full of Love Toy Run.

When Danielle Hargis opened her Trenton bookstore, Books New and Used, in 2002, she chose as its location a former physical therapy office because on the inside, the space was surprisingly bigger than it looked on the outside.

A collection of local women will be offering a wide variety of unique gifts during an event called Christmas Shopping Market Saturday, Nov. 23. Heather Kerley is an organizer of the market.

The Chattanooga Times Free Press reports Friday the first project involves a new water main in Fort Oglethorpe built by the Catoosa Utility District Authority, which purchases water from Tennessee American Water, which gets its water from the Tennessee River.

Scottie Mitchell, 44, of 3949 Round Pond Road, Lafayette was arrested November 7 on a charge of theft by shoplifting.

Here is the Catoosa County Sheriff's arrest report for Nov. 8-14. According to Sheriff Gary Sisk, officers and detectives answered 1,273 calls.