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Common sense loses out in all this testing

 

Do you help the people most in need or give another tax break to big insurance companies 

 

Georgia ranks low in statistics for children's well-being

Let Doctors, not bureaucrats make medical decisions!

Health Museum is nice, but how about Georgia's 300,000 children with no health insurance?

Investment early in a child's education pays dividends down the road

Ignoring our future, the children, lack of vision, lack of leadership

Test Driven Teaching and Big Corporation Profit Are the Wrong Path for Georgia's Students

Good News for Northwest Georgia! Recreation Land Purchase to Offer Opportunity for Variety of Outside Activities

A Step in the Right Direction, Now the State Must Follow Through on Trauma Care

State Treatment of Mental Health a Travesty

How do we treat our mentally disabled?

Bridges in need of attention, invest in our future

Protect and fund Pre-K, it is an investment in our future that pays back for years

Now Our Water Will Be in the Hands of Political Appointees

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Ralph Noble

80 Donna Lane

Ringgold, Ga  30736

 

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706-965-9218

 

By Email:

Ralph@ElectRalphNoble.com

Ralph with two of his sons, Sam and Caleb, and his dogs Boone and Bailey

Ralph out Hiking and Caving

Sons Sam and Caleb putting up signs for Dad

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Mr. & Mrs. Ralph and Teresa Noble

“My Three Sons” Caleb, Sam and Hunter

The Family all  home at Christmas

After 31 years teaching the children of Catoosa County, Teresa is honored at Retirement.  To her left is dear friend and fellow teacher Jill Cavan

Teresa at Yellowstone National Park while visiting their Son Hunter in Montana

Out Hiking

"I can never fear that things will go far wrong where common sense has fair play."

Thomas Jefferson