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02/20/2010
The next Rossville High
School Alumni
Association meeting will
be Feb. 20th 2010 at 10
am at the Alumni Hall in
the Rossville Athletic
Complex.
All alumni are invited.
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RHSAA is in the planning
stage of a three day
"Rossville Homecoming"
Event
June 3rd 2010
Kicking off with the 2nd
Annual RHSAA Golf
Tournament at Battlefield
Golf & Country Club
June 4th 2010
A possible fifties parade
and sock hop.
June 5th 2010
All Class Reunion at the
Rossville Athletic Complex
(Rossville High School
gym) and picnic on the
football field
Calendar of Events
updated 02/08/2010
ROSSVILLE
Santa Claus sent an email this week, stating
he would be at the 2009 Rossville Down
Home Christmas Parade at 7 p.m. on
Thursday, and he’ll be loaded with candy.
The jovial gentleman disclosed that the
Ridgeland Rhythm of the Ridges and Gordon
Lee marching bands also would help to
headline the parade.
Walker County Commissioner Bebe Heiskell
and Rossville Mayor Johnny Baker are being
honored as grand marshals of the big
event. In addition, there are several
surprises to be revealed the night of the
parade.
Those interested in participating in the parade
should call 423-463-4461 or e-mail
RossvilleAthletics@ gmail.com to make
reservations. E-mail Stump Martin at
stumponsports@aol.com
Saturday November 28th
Monday November 30th
Saturday December 12th
Rossville Downtown Development Authority
received $2500 in seed money from Bob
Stiles of Flegal Insurance at its last meeting.
www.rossvillegagov.us/RDDA.html
Tuesday December 15th
Wednesday December 16th
Thursday December 17th
Friday December 18th
Community center is the new direction
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Middle School building
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Saturday December 19th
ROSSVILLE
Mayor Johnny Baker said
he joins the City Council and
the city employees to wish the
residents and patrons of
Rossville a Merry Christmas.
“It’s been a pleasure working for the city
through hard times, and we’ve been able
to maintain and have stayed on top,” Mr.
Baker said. “We look forward to 2010 for
a better year with a positive outlook.
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The mayor said one of his best
Christmas presents was finding
out through the Rossville
Downtown Development
Authority’s Town Hall Gathering
that more people are focused on
the future of Rossville and
change.
Rossville City Hall will be closed
on Christmas Eve, Christmas
Day and New Year’s Day during
the holidays.
E-mail Stump Martin at
stumponsports@aol.com
Tuesday December 22nd
Thursday December 24th
Friday December 25th
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The Rossville Downtown Development
Authority is reaching out to the more than
80 people who attended the Town Hall
Gathering on Nov. 12 for assistance.
Saturday December 26th
The development authority is forming Organization,
Marketing, Design and Economic Development
groups to move forward with “A New Day in
Rossville: A Renaissance.” Those interested in
participating should go to rdda-rossville.com, click
the “Volunteer” button and select the group they wish
to join.
The Town Hall gathering has
excited Rossville citizens. according
to Downtown Development Authority
Chairman Ron Wade.
“It brought a new perspective that
there are enough people who care about Rossville
and the city going in a new direction,” he said.
E-mail Stump Martin at stumponsports@aol.com
Monday January 4th
After 30 years, no solace for Georgia
family's loss / The Jody Anderson Murder
By: Todd South CTFP
Thursday January 7th
FEMA stimulus funding slow in
coming to region / Rossville Receives
Funds for City Park
By: Andy Johns CTFP
Leinbach Road was repaired using FEMA Funds.
Saturday January 9th
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Monday January 11th
Thursday January 14th
Saturday January 23rd
YMCA official "Doesn't believe the site in
Rossville is a good match for the Y."
Andy Johns CTFP
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Wednesday January 27th
Monday February 1st
ROSSVILLE
The 2010 Rossville baseball/softball
tournament schedule begins on Feb. 19
with the second annual Mike Mullens
Memorial Classic.
Mr. Mullens was a Rossville High School graduate and an
avid youth sports coach who was shot to death in
December 2008 at his business in Flintstone.
The Mullens Memorial Classic kicks off a tournament
slate at Rossville City Park featuring nine youth baseball
and 11 youth softball tournaments. The games are
scheduled from Feb. 19 through Aug. 8.
Rossville is completing Old Timers Baseball Park. The
baseball field has a new grass infield, and an 8-foot-high
wooden fence is under construction. The new
dimensions will be 350 feet to dead centerfield and 333
feet down both lines. Stump Martin at stumponsports@aol.com
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Friday February 5th
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Sheriff's Dept. 706.638.1909
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Walker County Chamber of Commerce
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Sheriff's Dept. 706.935.2323
Commissioners Office 706.965.2500
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City of Lafayette 706.639.1500
Water Dept 706.638.2471
Library 706.638.2992
City of Ringgold
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Commissioner's Office 706.657.4625
City of Fort Oglethorpe
City Hall 706.866.2544
Police Dept. 706.866.2512
City of Rossville
City Hall 706.866.1325
Library 706.866.1368
www.rossvillegagov.us
City of Lookout Mountain GA
City Hall 706.820.1586
City of Chickamauga
City Hall 706.375.3177
Police Dept. 706.375.3028
Library 706.375.3004
Sunday February 7th
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