Cleveland High School gym construction to begin in fall
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Construction of Cleveland High School's new gymnasium, projected to cost $9.9 million, is expected to begin in October.
Bradley County to review shelter contract
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The Bradley County Commission is planning to re-evaluate aspects of its $80,000 annual agreement with the private, no-kill animal shelter operated by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals of Bradley County.
Cleveland, Tenn., picks interim city judge
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Attorney George McCoin was the Cleveland City Council's unanimous choice Monday to serve as the interim city judge until early September, filling the role of the late Bill Moss, who was found shot to death July 14.
Carr, Alexander campaigns make stop in East Tennessee
In the final days of the Republican primary for one of Tennessee's seats in the U.S. Senate, Sen. Lamar Alexander and his challenger, state Rep. Joe Carr, R-Lascassas, were drumming up support in East Tennessee.
‘Empty the bucket,’ former UT Vol urges United Way volunteers
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - More than 300 volunteers and supporters were asked to be a blessing for someone else in everything they do during the United Way of Bradley County's 2014 campaign kickoff Friday.
Bradley County commissioner calls no-kill shelter plan ‘snake oil’
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - A Bradley County commissioner has called for an end to the county's $80,000 contract with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals of Bradley County, the agency that provides animal sheltering services for all county residents.
Cleveland begins selection process to replace judge Bill Moss, who was found dead
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The Cleveland City Council will hold a special meeting Monday to establish the application process for the city judgeship and to consider an interim appointee to replace Judge Bill Moss, who was found dead in a downtown parking lot in the late morning hours of July 14.
Cleveland Utilities studies adding telecom services
Local Internet provider says EPB expansion isn't the solution for 'digital deserts'
SPCA board votes to reset rescue networking attempts for Bradley County no-kill shelter
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals of Bradley County wants to reset rescue networking attempts for its no-kill shelter and heal divisions within the organization.
Justice Sharon Lee: Tennessee must maintain fair, impartial Supreme Court
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - It is critical that Tennessee maintain a fair and impartial Supreme Court that is free of partisan politics, Justice Sharon Lee said Monday during a stopover here.
