Teacher dreams
CLEVELAND, Tenn.-Nearly 200 high school teachers are spending two of their summer vacation days to explore more ways to bring classrooms, teaching and learning into today's world.
Bradley school board evaluates director
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Bradley County school board members used a new process Tuesday to evaluate their schools director.
Bradley County fire plan won’t increase taxes
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Bradley County can enhance its full-time fire department without a fire-tax increase, county Mayor D. Gary Davis told commissioners this week.
Cleveland fires its financial adviser
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The Cleveland City Council reaffirmed Monday its decision to fire its financial adviser.
Cleveland, Tenn., poised for growth
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - It was a year ago that Steve and Arlene Brooks moved into their new loft condominium at the Spring Creek development, part of a thus-far $16 million project and Cleveland's only planned mixed-use community.
Utility line crews pass along help
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - For local utility line crews, one good turn deserves another.
Last of storm debris removed in Cleveland, Tenn.
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Tom Seymour looked out from the front porch of his Bates Pointe home Friday and watched as a builder's crew laid blocks for the foundation of his son's new home.
Bradley to award wellness grants
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Bradley County has $184,000 it can award this year as grants to capital projects that promote the community's health, wellness and quality of life.
Cleveland wins sales tax dispute
1967: Cleveland, Bradley County agree to equally share local sales tax revenue.
Bradley officials halt merit pay plan
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - A plan to provide merit pay raises for Bradley County Sheriff's Office employees failed to win County Commission approval Tuesday evening.