It began with Catoosa County bus driver Brent Jeno sharing with his wife, Misty, about some teens on his route who weren’t dressed appropriately for school because they couldn’t afford clothes. The couple knew they had to meet the need.

Every October, Fire Safety Week is at the top of the agenda for members of Fort Oglethorpe Fire and Rescue. Not only do they teach primary and elementary school students the ins and outs of preventing fires, they also get to share their creative side.

The Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe High School Tip Off Club has a new location for its Nov. 7 golf tournament fundraiser to benefit the boys and girls basketball teams.

Students at the Catoosa Performance Learning Center are finding themselves closer to two foreign countries as a result of a new service learning project kicked off this week.

Ladies of the Women’s Missionary Union and leaders at First Baptist Church of Fort Oglethorpe invite the community to their campus for a free arts and crafts showcase Nov. 7.

Members of Cloud Springs Baptist Church are reaching out to the community by hosting a fall festival Oct. 28. Families are welcome to gather at the church beginning at 6 p.m. for a wide variety of activities.

Battlefield Primary School students have a colorful plans to recognize Red Ribbon Week Oct. 26-30.

The Lakeview Fort Oglethorpe Basketball Tip Off Club is changing the date of the golf tournament fundraiser to Nov. 7. The event, previously set for Oct. 17, will still take place at the LaFayette Golf Club beginning at 9 a.m.

Battlefield Baptist Church pastor David Crane is reaching out to teenagers and youth groups across Catoosa County through the Targeted Teens meeting Oct. 26 and 27.

Faculty and staff at Tyner Academy are celebrating after receiving national certifications for their automotive program and engineering academy.