In job hunt first impressions count, Cleveland students hear
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - When meeting a future employer, scholarship provider or college admissions officer, seven first impressions about you will be made in the first 11 seconds.
Members get look at layout of Hiwassee Heritage Center
CHARLESTON, Tenn. - Historical society members got a first look Sunday at floor plans that will transform a former bank building into the Hiwassee Heritage Center.
Cleveland’s new airport site about to become busy place
Rejected FAA airport identifiers:
Cleveland farm cheaper than airport as elementary school site, study says
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Preparing a site at Hardwick Farms for a new elementary school would be about half a million dollars cheaper than preparing the existing airport at Hardwick Field for that use, a city staff study found.
Bradley County officials weigh school needs
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Members of four Bradley County elected bodies met over lunch Wednesday to hash out how to pay for about $38 million in immediate schools needs.
Crime-reduction funds spread to Cleveland neighborhoods
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Proposed Cleveland budget holds taxes steady
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- City staff presented a proposed $220 million budget to the Cleveland City Council Monday that does not have any additional property tax.
Volunteers help build new home for Cleveland family a year after tornadoes
HELPING HANDS
Cleveland and Bradley County schools defend lockdown during tornado warning
When threatening weather became imminent March 2, children in many Hamilton and Bradley county schools filed into interior hallways and knelt with heads low and hands over the backs of their necks, just as they learned in drills.
High school juniors get tips on ACT and finances
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Nearly 600 high school juniors came to Cleveland State Community College on Friday to learn about the college and the admissions process.