Cleveland schools discuss swim center
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - A proposed swim center is back before the Cleveland Board of Education.
Celebrating Seuss in Cleveland, Tenn.
CLEVELAND, Tenn.-Some "thing'' about reading was going on Saturday at Cleveland State Community College.
Marking Arbor Day
CLEVELAND, Tenn.-Trees are an important resource for energy conservation, the environment and the economy, Tennessee State Forester Steve Scott told those attending the state's official Arbor Day observance here Friday.
London invitation
CLEVELAND, Tenn.-Walker Valley High School's band and chorus got a hand-delivered invitation Thursday to take part in the Jan. 1, 2013, New Year's Day parade in Westminster, London.
Walker Valley band, chorus invited to London
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Counselor Duncan Sandys, immediate past Lord Mayor of Westminster in London, visited Walker Valley High School Thursday.
Sheriff’s fuel-conservation plan saving money
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - A fuel conservation plan for the Bradley County Sheriff's Office saved nearly $6,000 in January compared with the previous December, the sheriff said Wednesday.
Bill seeks specialty tag to aid vets home
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - A Tennessee legislator is proposing a specialty license plate to honor military veterans and raise money for a veterans nursing home.
Bradley United Way over top
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Contributors pledged more than $2.4 million to United Way of Bradley County, or 106 percent of the 2010 campaign's goal.
United Way of Bradley County pledge over $2.4 million
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - United Way of Bradley County announced Tuesday contributors pledged over $2.4 million.
Bradley mayor talks about growth, budget pains
CLEVELAND, Tenn.-Bradley County is facing some growing pains after two years of blockbuster industrial announcements, County Mayor D. Gary Davis said Monday.
