Cleveland, Army Corps working on flood woes
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The City Council took another step Monday toward solving Cleveland's flooding problems.
Cleveland businesses, schools unite for BEST – Business and Education Serving Together
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Back to school is not just for kids, parents, teachers and school staffs.
Vote today on Cleveland City Council hearing officer
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The City Council is scheduled for a second and final vote today on whether to add an administrative hearing officer as an alternative to City Court for some property complaints.
Students, parents get acquainted with Cleveland State
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - About 1,000 people, including students and their families, came to Cleveland State Community College on Saturday for the third annual "freshman frenzy.''
Veterans nursing home plans advance in Cleveland
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The city and Bradley County have reaffirmed their funding commitment to a regional, 108-bed veterans nursing home here.
Lee University offers Encore for older students
What: Fast-track Encore registration.
Habitat For Humanity plans Victory Cove project in Cleveland
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Habitat For Humanity has acquired property for its next community here.
Newest Bradley County school is virtual
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Bradley County's newest school features a convenient location for students: wherever their computer happens to be.
Interchange may get name Monday
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- The future APD 40 interchange soon may have a name -- Cherokee Gateway.
Former Braves hurler makes United Way pitch
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Every little bit you can do makes a big impact, sportscaster and retired Atlanta Braves pitcher John Smoltz said Wednesday in his keynote speech at the kickoff of the United Way of Bradley County's 2012 fundraising campaign.