Bradley, United Way in dispute
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - A neutral third party should settle the ongoing dispute between Bradley County and United Way of Bradley County, according to a petition filed Tuesday in Chancery Court.
Fifth-grader rules as Bradley mayor for a day
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Black Fox Elementary School fifth-grader Haley Jones was Bradley County's mayor for the day on Monday.
Historic name returning to Cleveland landmark
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The historic name of College Hill will be returning to city maps soon.
Walk raises funds for child protection
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The memory of a small girl who died in October 1976, a victim of child abuse, is still alive in Cleveland.
Bradley’s Knight is top engineer – again
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Sandra Knight is Tennessee's engineer of the year - again.
Cleveland may seek nuisance ruling on apartments
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Cleveland officials may try to use nuisance laws to close a 33-unit Northcrest Circle apartment complex at the center of many police calls and complaints from neighbors in recent years.
Bradley jail’s used underwear policy irks some
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Should county inmates be issued laundered but previously worn underwear?
Big grant to fund smaller learning groups
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Bradley County and Cleveland high schools are getting millions in federal dollars to enhance their classrooms.
Community invited to take part in Denning successor search
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - City resident get an opportunity Thursday to pass along ideas on what should be included in the search for a new school director.
Early voting returns to south Bradley Bi-Lo
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - A satellite early voting site is returning to its former location.