Maifest a celebration in any language
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Tennesseans and Germans celebrated their growing ties Saturday with a May Fest, or Maifest, at Spring Creek Development.
Saving school?
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Blue Springs residents are trying to keep their elementary school from becoming a tornado casualty.
Cleveland 100 honors courage, sacrifice of first responders
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Emergency first responders were honored Friday for their courage and sacrifice.
Panel offers fire merger timeline
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - If Bradley County and Cleveland decide next week to merge fire, rescue and emergency medical services, the new department would become functional on July 1, 2012.
Bradley sees ‘flat’ revenue
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Projected Bradley County revenue for the 2011-12 budget year is almost identical to the original budget for the current year.
In Bradley County, learning like ‘Writing on the Walls’
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Ask any kid and they will tell you not to write on the walls.
Hughes joins Cleveland City Council
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Dale R. Hughes, a member of the Cleveland Utilities board, was appointed Tuesday to fill a vacancy on the Cleveland City Council.
Some tornado debris to be burned at industrial park
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - An area of the Cleveland/Bradley County Industrial Park in south Cleveland will be used to burn much of the vegetative debris from the April tornadoes.
Cleveland: Utilities board member resigns, appointed to Cleveland City Council
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Dale R. Hughes was chosen today by the Cleveland City Council to fill the District Five vacancy created by the death last month of Councilman Bill Robertson.
Blue Springs School’s future spurs concern
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Blue Springs community residents are concerned about the future of their elementary school.