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Five-year-old boy plunges 20 feet from Georgia waterslide - Vimarsana News

Five-year-old boy plunges 20 feet from Georgia waterslide

A 5-year-old child enjoying the Fourth of July at Lake Winnie Amusement Park in Rossville, Georgia was taken to the hospital after he fell from a waterslide.

Catoosa County residents sign up for agricultural zoning | Chattanooga Times Free Press - Vimarsana News

Catoosa County residents sign up for agricultural zoning | Chattanooga Times Free Press

Some Catoosa County residents are taking advantage of compromise language in the county's recently passed residential chicken regulations that allows them to rezone their residential property to agricultural use at no cost.

Catoosa County Fireworks Fest 2023 Connects Community With Entertainment, Food, Crafts, Games - Vimarsana News

Catoosa County Fireworks Fest 2023 Connects Community With Entertainment, Food, Crafts, Games

The Catoosa County Board of Commissioners cordially invites the community to celebrate America’s Independence at the 2023 Catoosa County Fireworks Fest on Saturday, July 1 at the Northwest Georgia ...

Catoosa County raises base rate for home value appraisals | Chattanooga Times Free Press - Vimarsana News

Catoosa County raises base rate for home value appraisals | Chattanooga Times Free Press

A nearly 20% increase in Catoosa County's base rate for home value appraisals was recently approved by the county's Board of Assessors.

Catoosa County, Georgia, July 4th fireworks spark controversy over spending - Vimarsana News

Catoosa County, Georgia, July 4th fireworks spark controversy over spending

Supporters of a government-funded July Fourth fireworks display see it as a family-friendly holiday event for Catoosa County residents, but opponents say that during hard times, it's an unnecessary use of taxpayer funds.