Bradley sales tax dispute now up to city
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The local sales tax hot potato is back at City Hall.
Cleveland, Bradley County trade verbal shots as court date looms
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Bradley County commissioners will meet with Cleveland City Council members today in a last-ditch effort to avoid a Chancery Court hearing over how to share additional sales tax revenue approved by voters more than two years ago.
Cleveland, Tenn.: Property tax increase in committee’s sights
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The Bradley County Finance Committee may talk Wednesday about a potential property tax increase.
Bradley County: Commissioners seek meeting with Cleveland council over tax revenue dispute
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Bradley County commissioners today asked Cleveland City Council members to meet with them Tuesday in a last-ditch effort to resolve a two-year dispute over sharing the extra sales tax revenue approved by voters in 2009.
Cleveland, Bradley leaders bicker over sales tax
As a sales tax dispute heads to Chancery court on Thursday, Cleveland's Mayor Tom Rowland and Bradley County Commission Chairman Louie Alford exchanged criticism Sunday and today.
Denning proud of team effort
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - In the 17 years that Rick Denning has been director of Cleveland City Schools, the system has gone through $70 million in building construction, renovation and expansions; a technology revolution in classrooms; and the changing face of the community.
Appeals court rules against ex-detective
CLEVELAND, Tenn.-The Tennessee Court of Appeals has issued a ruling favorable to the city, the latest step in a three-year dispute between former Cleveland police detective Duff Brumley and his employer.
Bradley school celebrates its field of dreams
CLEVELAND, Tenn.-It was not the usual groundbreaking at Waterville Community Elementary School.
Tea party links Bradley growth plan to U.N. agenda
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - A delayed decision by the Bradley County Commission on whether to accept the 2035 Joint Strategic Growth Plan is a step in the right direction, members of the tea party said Tuesday.
Bradley Central students bring hope for children of war
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Bradley Central High School students are bringing Central Africa, and the child victims of war there, closer to Cleveland.