Cleveland, Tenn., railroad depot now a bus center
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- The century-old railroad depot here became the hub of the city's bus service Thursday.
Train depot to serve Cleveland, Tenn., again
What: Southern Railway Depot grand reopening and open house
Lee University to maintain Cleveland traffic island with monuments
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- A North Cleveland landmark is getting a new landscaper.
Supplement for pet adoptions extended at Cleveland animal shelter
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Some would-be pets may have a better chance to be adopted this week because of action taken by the City Council on Monday.
Cleveland Amateur Radio Club takes part in national exercise
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- The Cleveland Amateur Radio Club is reaching out this morning to ham radio operators across the United States.
Cleveland, Tennessee seek solutions in 2 trouble spots
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- It's just a matter of time until two of Cleveland's perennial traffic bottlenecks are solved, Tennessee Department of Transportation representatives told city officials.
Bradley County’s future veterans’ nursing home is next project on federal priority list
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Good news for Montgomery County's future veterans' nursing home also is good news for Bradley County, veterans officials said Thursday.
Tea Party of Bradley County leader fires back about fliers
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The head of the Tea Party of Bradley County said Tuesday that Mayor Tom Rowland should resign after taking a stand against a flier -- written by a tea party member -- that says the city wants to destroy the homes in some Cleveland neighborhoods.
Cleveland, Tenn., officials ask for probe of anonymous warning flier
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- City Council members asked police to investigate whether any laws were broken when someone distributed anonymous fliers in an East Cleveland neighborhood, warning residents that the city wants to take over their property and demolish their homes.
Flyer warns Cleveland property owners of bogus planned takeover by the city
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Dozens of homeowners in the area around the old Whirlpool plant were panicked recently by an anonymous flyer that warned their property was going to be taken over by the city and the homes demolished.