Bradley County board at odds over director evaluation
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - A recent performance evaluation given to Johnny McDaniel, director of Bradley County Schools, revealed a great disparity in opinions by members of the county school board.
Woman found with nearly 250 dogs in Bradley County arrested
McDONALD, Tenn. - A 56-year-old woman is free on bond after her arrest on one count of cruelty to animals after more than 240 dogs were discovered Wednesday morning at a McDonald home, according to the Bradley County Sheriff's Office.
Route 60 residents awaiting right-of-way talks
CLEVELAND - Discussions about right-of-way acquisitions related to proposed improvements to state Route 60 along Georgetown Road still are months away, according to state transportation officials.
‘Just-horrible’: Dog after dog, more than 240 in all, seized from ‘wretched’ conditions in Bradley County
The SPCA of Bradley County is asking for help from the public in the wake of the puppy mill raid in McDonald.
No-kill animal activist leaving Bradley County SPCA
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Beth Foster, a prominent figure of the local no-kill animal movement, will resign July 1 from her role as media/development director for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals of Bradley County.
Chamber urges manufacturing workforce development
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The message was clearly stated at a recent Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce industrial appreciation event: Tennessee is experiencing a "manufacturing renaissance" but still needs to increase the number of skilled laborers.
Hardwick Field auction brings far less than expected
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The auction of 62.54 acres of property formerly known as Hardwick Field fell nearly $750,000 short of the land's appraised value of $1.785 million, with Check Into Cash CEO Allan Jones purchasing most of the old airfield.
Bradley Schools cuts teaching positions for capital dollars
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Bradley County Schools has proposed to allocate $559,736 to long-term capital projects through the elimination of five teaching positions and keeping general fund reserves to a minimum in the 2014-15 budget.
Auction of Cleveland’s Hardwick Field comes up short
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - This morning's auction of 62.54 acres of property formerly known as Hardwick Field here fell nearly $750,000 short of the land's appraised value of $1.785 million, with Check Into Cash CEO Allan Jones taking most of the old airfield.
“Another tight year” foreseen for Bradley County’s budget
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - A 2 percent salary increase for full-time employees is among highlights of Bradley County's proposed 2014-15 budget, a plan that requests no tax hikes but calls for growing the general fund and projects minimal growth in revenues and expenses.
