Bradley County, Tenn. chamber of commerce celebrates growth
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Despite a weak national economy, Bradley County has finished its two best years ever for economic development, according to the Chamber of Commerce.
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Despite a weak national economy, Bradley County has finished its two best years ever for economic development, according to the Chamber of Commerce.
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- A nine-member task force formed to look into merging the Cleveland Fire Department, Bradley County Emergency Medical Service and the County Fire and Rescue Department will hold its organizational meeting next Monday.
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Cleveland School Board members said Monday the selection process for a new director of schools gives neither an advantage nor disadvantage to any local candidates.
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The Cleveland City Council today approved the makeup of a task force that will make recommendations in the spring on whether and how the Cleveland Fire Department and the Bradley County Fire and Rescue Department and county emergency medical service could be combined.
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The Cleveland Board of Education this morning began planning and coordinating visits next month by candidates to be the next city schools director.
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- History buffs who want to dig deeper into the region's Cherokee roots are being offered a two-weekend course that is required for employees of the Cherokee Nation in Oklahoma.

CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Because some Bradley Central High School students took their story to heart, some Ugandan children will have a chance to go to school in their own country.
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- The future Cleveland municipal airport continues to clear hurdles, both literally and on paper.
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Weather has somewhat delayed site work on phase two of the new Cleveland municipal airport, but other elements of the project are moving forward, officials said this morning.
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- With nearly $2 billion worth of industrial projects under way or in planning, the momentum will continue in 2011 and beyond, Mayor Tom Rowland said Thursday in his 17th annual State of the City address.
