Tennessee’s first lady launches Bradley County’s United Way campaign
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Education and volunteerism make the best combination for Tennessee's future, the state's first lady, Crissy Haslam, said here Tuesday.
Cleveland, Tenn., officials review federal grants
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- City officials are taking stock of federal grants and considering what the impact would be if federal officials shrink them.
Money needed for Bradley County sites
CHARLESTON, Tenn. -- The Charleston/Calhoun/Hiwassee Historical Society has raised nearly half the money to buy an empty bank building that is the linchpin for a planned historical interpretive trail and regional heritage center.
Brenda Sheehy leaving Cleveland small business director’s post
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Brenda Sheehy felt a calling for something new, even if she doesn't know what it is just yet.
Sputtering economy sharpens focus of entrepreneurs
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The economic weather may be frightful, but entrepreneurship for many is still delightful.
Bradley County school board extends director’s contract
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The Bradley County school board extended Director Johnny McDaniel's contract by one year Thursday.
Meacham takes oath for Cleveland, Tenn., school board
CLEVELAND, Tenn.-George Meacham, a retired business owner, took the oath of office Friday to serve on the Cleveland Board of Education.
Home-schooled teen can’t play on public school sports teams
CLEVELAND, Tenn.-The Bradley County school board decided Thursday to not change its policy that prevents home-schooled students from trying out for the county's public school athletic teams.
Bradley County weighs athletics policy for homeschoolers
Bradley County's two high school principals and two middle school principals told the County School Board Tuesday they oppose making room for home-school students on public school athletic teams.
Cleveland, Tenn., explores disaster aid for pets
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- When disasters such as the April 27 tornadoes strike, animals need shelter -- and even rescue, too.
