Poet visits YMCA
CLEVELAND, Tenn.-"Can you name three poets?" Kwame Alexander asked as small hands went up quickly.
Cleveland eyes future without fire contract
Tennessee cities' fire service costs per capita:
Bradley tweaks priority list for schools
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Bradley County Schools' building needs haven't changed much, even after the April 27 tornadoes, school officials say.
Bradley schedules Monday vote on fire merger
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - It's time to vote yes or no on a proposed Cleveland and Bradley County fire department merger and move on, according to County Commissioner Mel Griffith.
State pulls halt order on debris cleanup
CLEVELAND, Tenn.-A state board has rescinded its previous letter calling on the company clearing storm debris in Bradley County to "cease and desist."
If walls could talk
CLEVELAND, Tenn.-If walls could talk, some of them at First Cumberland Presbyterian Church might begin the conversation with their most recent memories - the successful first year of the Fine Arts Academy, with students exploring the piano keyboard and music.
Step pay plan studied for Bradley sheriff’s office
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Bradley County Sheriff Jim Ruth on Friday proposed to the County Commission's finance committee a career ladder development program for his department.
Bradley debris removal continues despite state ‘cease’ letter
CLEVELAND, Tenn.-A state board has asked the company doing tornado debris cleanup here to stop.
Bradley County: Storm debris cleanup company ordered to stop work
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The contractors' licensing board of the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance has ordered the storm debris company operating in Bradley County to stop work.
Bradley board seeks a new Blue Springs Elementary site
CLEVELAND, Tenn.-Blue Springs Elementary School, demolished by the April 27 tornadoes, will not be rebuilt or repaired at its present location.
