Search begins for new school site
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Wanted: a 15-acre site within the Cleveland city limits suitable for a new elementary school.
Student drug test plan raises questions
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- The Cleveland Board of Education is taking another look at proposed random drug testing for students who participate in after-school activities.
Museum Center to hold two-day artisans festival
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Twenty-five southern Appalachian authors, artists and crafts people are coming to the Museum Center at Five Points next weekend.
Cleveland asked to plan for school construction
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Now is the time to begin planning Cleveland's next new elementary school, according to city officials.
Dillard wins school board seat
Voters in Bradley and Polk counties filled school board vacancies Tuesday.
Flat revenue creates budget quandary for city
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- The city could need an extra $5.8 million by 2014 to maintain the services its residents have now, officials said.
Rehabilitation center sees hope in Whirlpool expansion
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Whirlpool's recent announcement to build a plant to replace its old one is a hopeful sign for the Tennessee Rehabilitation Center, its manager said.
Cleveland hails Halloween
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- The Stampers Ghost, Tall Betsy, a downtown crowded with costumed people and a truckload of candy all are part of Halloween week here.
Proposed Cleveland veterans home scaled back
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- The size of a proposed regional veterans' nursing home is being scaled back slightly to meet new U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs standards.
MainStreet grants aid projects in region
Cleveland and Dayton MainStreet programs have received Main Street/Green Street Innovation Grants from Tennessee's Department of Economic and Community Development.