Kiwanis Club of Ringgold came together in the last five weeks for three separate special events, which raised approximately $10,000, to help with projects the club supports throughout the year.  read more (208 words)

Please join us for the 19th Annual Kiwanis Open Golf Tournament to be held at Windstone Golf Club in Ringgold, GA. This important annual fund raiser helps us fund important community service projects such as Habitat for Humanity, Children's Fund, scholarships and assistance to the needy.  read more (148 words)

Patrick Doyle of the Lookout Mountain Judicial District, addressed the club today about meth amphetamine abuse and manufacture. This is a terrible scourge that affects our community and our nation.   read more (58 words)

This morning's program was both enjoyable and musical. The Classic Harmony Quartet entertained club members with some of our favorite Christmas songs. Pictured from left to right are Fred Jesse (tenor), Dave Abercrombie (lead) David Collins (Bass) and Church Wilson (baritone).  

The Ringgold Kiwanis club held its annual benefit for Habitat for Humanity. The club presented a check for $10,000 to local Habitat for Humanity representative Don Byrd to support their efforts to provide quality, affordable housing to needy families in the community.  read more (53 words)

Claude Ramsey, Hamilton County Mayor, gave the program during the club's weekly meeting. Also in attendence were several elected officials from Catoosa County and representatives of the Fort Oglethorpe Kiwanis and Ringgold Rotary Clubs.  read more (133 words)

Club members and their families are encouraged to participate in an upcoming trip to Crossville, TN on November 11 & 12. This promises to be a fun time of fellowship, golf, area attractions and entertainment.  read more (132 words)

Club President Jack Deaton presents Jane Everett a check to help sponsor the "Ferst Books" program in Catoosa County. This program sends a new book to each child participant, every month until the age of 5.  read more (13 words)

Jennifer Bell with the Catoosa County Dept. of Family & Children Services discussed the impact that new Medicaid rules can have on families when loved ones must be placed in nursing homes.  

Damon Waters is a Life Scout with Troop 77. He has started working on his Eagle Scout Award and shared the project details with the club during our morning meeting.  read more (119 words)