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UPDATE: Man accused of blocking Catoosa County school bus from its route arrested - Vimarsana News

UPDATE: Man accused of blocking Catoosa County school bus from its route arrested

Catoosa County spokesperson John Pless says an investigation shows that 55-year-old Roger O’Neal Barrett stopped a Catoosa County Public Schools bus using his truck to block it.

Catoosa County board passes backyard chicken regulation - Vimarsana News

Catoosa County board passes backyard chicken regulation

An amendment regulating backyard hens in the residential zone was passed by the Catoosa County Board of Commissioners, a decision that brought pledges to unseat the current board from the capacity crowd of Catoosa County chicken advocates.

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Catoosa County board passes backyard chicken regulation | Chattanooga Times Free Press - Vimarsana News

Catoosa County board passes backyard chicken regulation | Chattanooga Times Free Press

An amendment regulating backyard hens in the residential zone was passed by the Catoosa County Board of Commissioners, a decision that brought pledges to unseat the current board from the capacity crowd of Catoosa County chicken advocates.

Catoosa County Commissioners vote to allow "Backyard Chickens," but with some provisions - Vimarsana News

Catoosa County Commissioners vote to allow "Backyard Chickens," but with some provisions

Catoosa County Commissioners voted to allow residents to own backyard chickens Tuesday night.

Vote expected on Catoosa County backyard chickens after April public hearing - Vimarsana News

Vote expected on Catoosa County backyard chickens after April public hearing

A public hearing about backyard hen flocks in residential Catoosa County neighborhoods is scheduled for April 18.