Storm debris slows Cleveland brush pickup
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The city is about five days behind schedule on brush and debris pickup because of early July storms that swept through the area, according to Public Works Director Tommy Myers.
Surrendered pets at Cleveland animal shelter now get at least 72 hours to live
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Owner-surrendered animals at Cleveland's city animal shelter now will get at least 72 hours to live, just like the strays.
Cleveland, Tenn., is now sister city to… Phnom Penh?
The regime, which ruled Cambodia from 1975 to 1979, killed an estimated 2 million Cambodians in that time. Under the group's leader, Pol Pot, the regime emptied the country's cities, determined to create a totally agrarian, communist society. In 1979, Vietnamese troops, tired of border skirmishes with the Khmer Rouge, invaded Cambodia and sent the Khmer Rouge back to the jungles. Pol Pot continued to lead the group as an insurgent movement until 1997, when he was arrested and sentenced to house arrest by his own followers after killing one of his closest advisers. He died in 1998 in a tiny jungle village, never having faced charges.
Cleveland Regional Jetport airport begins to take shape
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- The future Cleveland Regional Jetport is beginning to show what it will look like when it opens later this year.
Polk County bridge named as memorial to area veterans
BENTON, Tenn. -- A new Polk County bridge was named Thursday to honor the county's veterans.
Salvation Army provides Bradley County emergency service
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Donors to the Salvation Army have made possible a free public-alert telephone service for Bradley County residents during community-wide emergencies like the recent tornado outbreaks.
Cleveland groups eye future of downtown after Whirlpool relocation
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- The future of South Cleveland is a community decision, Cleveland/Bradley County Chamber of Commerce officials told MainStreet Cleveland members Monday.
Cleveland High adds culinary program to its career and technical education programs
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Bradley County: Juvenile Court, schools join to help families
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Bradley County schools and the juvenile justice system are working together to help some struggling families.
Candidates seek votes at Bradley County forum
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Candidates seeking to represent Bradley County in the Tennessee Legislature sought to define themselves during a two-hour forum Tuesday.