Gobble disputes local ad
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Bradley County Sheriff Tim Gobble defended his department's drug fund Thursday after it was mentioned in a critical political ad in the sheriff's race.
Candidates weigh in on health care, other topics
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Candidates for Tennessee's 3rd Congressional District seat explained their views on a wide range of topics Thursday to a local radio and television audience and supporters who filled a conference room at Cleveland State Community College.
Gobble attacks Ruth ad in sheriff race
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Bradley County Sheriff Tim Gobble on Thursday supported one of his captains, Steve Lawson, Thursday who is seeking the sheriff's job against another department captain, Jim Ruth.
Bradley must rethink weekend warrants
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The task of writing police warrants on weekends soon may return to the Bradley County Juvenile Justice Department's jurisdiction.
Mayor seeks delay in spending
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Bradley County Mayor D. Gary Davis is telling county government department heads to delay all but emergency purchases until 2011.
Rowland returns to city hall
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Mayor Tom Rowland is back at work this week nearly two months after the traffic accident that injured him and his wife, Sandra.
Denning to retire from Cleveland Schools post in 2011
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Dr. Rick Denning gave the Cleveland Board of Education notice Monday that he plans to retire on June 30, 2011.
Etowah asked to save landmark gazebo
ETOWAH, Tenn. -- Just as residents rallied to save the town's signature landmark, the L&N Depot, it's time now to save the landmark that stands in front of the depot, says Durant Tullock.
Bradley revises school board ethics policy for clarification
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- The wording of an ethics policy was changed Thursday evening by the Bradley County Board of Education to relieve concerns from many teachers and some board members.
Museum pays tribute to Nash
ATHENS, Tenn. -- Area children are still learning about the world around them, thanks to the legacy of one of McMinn County's beloved educators.