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On Saturday, April 27, volunteers will gather in Catoosa County for Replanting Ringgold, an event organized and hosted by North Georgia Electric Membership Corporation (NGEMC) as an effort to plant trees in areas devastated by the 2011 tornado. Employees and family members associated with NGEMC and other partnering sponsors will work through the day to plant trees in areas around Cherokee Valley. The day will culminate with a special memorial tree-planting and dedication to be held at 4 p.m., at Ringgold City Park off of Emberson Drive. The tree will be planted near Chickamauga Creek.

The Ringgold City Council accepted the first reading of its new board of ethics ordinance on Monday, April 22, but will continue to discuss details regarding the composition of the board before accepting a final reading and implementing the ordinance.

The new ethics commission will act as an independent board designed to hear complaints or violations of the city’s current code of ethics.

After a one-year hiatus, the Down Home Days festival will return to celebrate its 41st year of spring entertainment in Chickamauga.

The Chickamauga Lions Club sponsors the festival as its primary fundraiser of the year, according to event organizer Donna Calhoun.

Decreased membership in 2012 prevented the continuation, but a surge in volunteers for 2013 has made the family-friendly event possible for 2013.

A local race took place Saturday, to honor those involved in Monday's bombings in Boston.
The Chickamauga Chase is the Chattanooga area's oldest and largest race held each year.
This year, organizers reached out to runners who did not get to finish the Boston Marathon.
Runners were also encouraged to wear blue and yellow in support.
Just 5 days after the Boston Marathon, one runner is at the Chikamauga Chase. 
He says he wouldn't miss this race for the world.

The new Ringgold Market has become a hit, as hundreds of folks from across the region made Saturday morning trips down Nashville Street to check out the locally grown products.  

In association with the Chattanooga Market, our Ringgold Farmers' Market will take place every Saturday from June 1st to September 14th, from 9:00 a.m. to noon around the Courthouse in Historic Downtown Ringgold.  

Current vendors range from those selling fresh produce, flowers, and meats, to those selling handcrafted accessories such as handbags.   

The Ringgold Krystal has now reopened!  

Krystal Vice-President of Development Brian Blosser said, “We wanted to build a store that is as special as Ringgold is. The new more efficient design is geared towards speed of service and customer satisfaction.”

It's been just over a week sinceFacebook released Facebook Home on Google Play, and the app has already been downloaded over 500,000 times.

The app's move into the 500,000 to one million download category was first noticed on Sunday by mobile analyst Benedict Evans.

One of the biggest events coming to northwest Georgia is just around the corner, in both location and time.

The 150th anniversary of the Battle of Chickamauga takes place Sept. 20-22. More than 10,000 re-enactors will be simulating the clash of Union and Confederate armies in 1863 in McLemore’s Cove in Walker County.

Fort Oglethorpe’s tourism board is hoping to reap some of the benefits of visitors to the area, due to the city’s close proximity to the reenactment.

Everyone wants to know what Google Glass is good for. I’ve figured it out: It’s the killer app for your car.

I spent several minutes playing with a prototype pair of Google Glass, and while the phone and messaging notifications are cool and the interface is surprisingly slick, it’s the navigation and GPS functionality that has me champing at the bit.