Cleveland
The latest Cleveland coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Prep football roundup: McCallie holds off Woodward Academy for 18th straight win
An 18-play possession, which chewed up more than seven minutes of the fourth-quarter clock, did not produce points but did put the game away for McCallie.
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Red Bank defense, offense work together to defeat Cleveland
If there was one aspect more impressive than Red Bank's spectacular playmaking ability on offense Thursday night, it was the opportunistic defense that created those scoring chances.
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Final scores and photos from Friday night’s Best of Preps jamboree in Chattanooga
The annual Best of Preps high school football jamboree continues Friday with eight quarters of action.
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Recent Ringgold graduate’s overtime pick ends wild Tenenssee/Georgia Showcase
Michael Layman knew going into Saturday night's Tennessee/Georgia All-Star Showcase that he likely never would put football pads on again in his life.
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CLEVELAND: Boy Scout exhibit at museum
In commemoration of the Centennial Anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America, the Museum Center at Five Points is running an exhibition celebrating the history of scouting in Bradley County from Sept. 11 through Oct. 23.
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CLEVELAND: 5 Points Farmers Market now open
Local produce is at its peak during July and the 5 Points Farmers Market is in full swing. Eighteen area farmers are attending the weekly market, held downtown on Thursdays from 4-7 p.m. at the Museum Center parking lot. The 5 Points Market is organized by Mainstreet Cleveland and will relocate across Inman Street to the First Street Square park beginning Thursday, July 22. The Cleveland Community Stage Band will be performing on July 22 as part of the First Street Square opening celebration which also, includes an Arts Festival on Saturday, July 24, from noon-6 p.m.
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CLEVELAND: Storytelling Guild invites the public
The public is invited to the Cleveland Storytelling Guild's monthly meetings, now being held at the Cleveland-Bradley County Public Library. Each monthly meeting begins with stories shared by Guild members from 7-8:15 p.m. Library patrons are welcome to join the fun. If anyone has a story they would like to share, the Cleveland Storytelling Guild is a safe and welcoming place. The next meeting is July 13; meetings are held on the second Tuesday of the month and begin at 7 p.m. in the Cleveland Bradley Community Room.
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CLEVELAND: ‘Oldies but Goodies’ Cruise In on Saturday
The Mainstreet Cruise In is Saturday from 3-9 p.m. in downtown Cleveland. It is themed "Those Oldies But Goodies" and features Birmingham's "Blast From The Past," performing a cappella on the courthouse stage beginning at 5 p.m. The group sings classic doo-wop music that will be sure to bring back memories of the '50's and '60's. This popular event averages 600 vehicles on display each month. Admission is free. The Cruise In is held the fourth Saturday of each month through October. For more information, call 479-1000 or visit www.mainstreetcruisein.com.
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CLEVELAND: Standard Flower show on Tuesday-Wednesday
The Museum Center at Five Points is hosting the Tennessee Federation of Garden Club District lII's Standard Flower show on Tuesday from 1-5 p.m., and on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Twelve regional garden clubs are participating with judged divisions of Horticulture, Cut Foliage, Flowers, Container Plants and Youth. The theme of the show is "Nature's Masterpieces" showing visual works of art from Mountain Art Guild, Inc. and Tennessee Watercolor Society. Garden club members will compete with horticulture from their gardens. Admission is free. For more information, call 499-9751.
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CLEVELAND: ‘Wild River’ exhibition runs through July 3
The Museum Center at Five Points is currently hosting an exhibition that looks at the making of the movie, "Wild River," which was released in 1960 after being filmed in Bradley County. The exhibit features objects, furniture, clothing, photos, movie posters and other memorabilia related to the film. Objects for the exhibit come from local collectors as well as the museum. The exhibit is part of an ongoing celebration of the 50th anniversary of the movie and will be on view through July 3.