Brumley feels ‘vindicated’ after Fisher response
A former Cleveland Police Department detective whose credibility was questioned in a 2010 murder trial by District Attorney General Steve Bebb, said he “feels somewhat vindicated” after reading a d...
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Finance panel looks at requests
Several budget changes were made at Wednesday’s meeting of the Bradley County Finance Committee, including ones related to a Homeland Security grant, money given to the county after the April 2011 ...
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CHRISTIAN WOMEN’S JOB CORPS celebrated its fifth graduating class in the Jobs for Life program. Students sit in the front row with their mentors and instructors standing behind them. From left are Melissa Kinney, Easter Paynter, Margie Garmen, Tez Clear and Sheila Evans. Banner photo, DELANEY WALKER
Jobs for Life helps women renew hope
Christian Women’s Job Corps program holds graduation
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Lee sophomore forward Travis Kiger (27) celebrates with his teammates after scoring the tying goal with only 50 seconds remaining in the Flames’ NCCAA quarterfinals match against Fresno Pacific Wednesday, in Kissimmee, Fla. Lee University photo
Kiger takes Lee Flames to semifinals with late goal
KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Playing with the heart and passion that has carried the Lee men’s soccer team the entire 2013 season, it was that type of never-say-die determination that moved the Flames into th...
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Lee freshman forward Summer Lanter, right, and the Lady Flames found the going tough against the Dallas Baptist defense Wednesday, in Kissimmee, Fla. Lee University photo
Lady Flames booted from NCCAA soccer
KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Coach Matt Yelton said before taking his Lee women’s soccer team to the National Christian College Athletic Association National Championship that Dallas Baptist might be the best...
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STUDENTS gather with their teacher near the outside entrance to the “shop” they run to help fellow students at Bradley Central High School. Students who cannot afford to buy new clothes as they grow can visit what is known as the Bear Boutique each day before and after school to choose free clothing to take home. From left are Ashley Wolf, Tiffany Campbell, Morgan Mitchell, Cheyenne Griggs, Allison Green and teacher Robert Parker. Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG
Hidden Cleveland: Bear Boutique assists kids with clothing needs
Tucked away in a corner of Bradley Central High School is something one might not expect to find in a public school. A small room off an ordinary classroom has been turned into a clothes closet whe...
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CRIME LOG »

  • Small bear spotted in Stuart Road/Michigan Avenue area
    by GREG KAYLOR Banner Staff Writer
    12.05.13 - 04:30 pm
  • Bus, car crash sends one to hospital
    by GREG KAYLOR Banner Staff Writer
    12.04.13 - 04:30 pm
  • Burglaries investigated
    by GREG KAYLOR Banner Staff Writer
    12.03.13 - 04:30 pm
    • NICHOLAS LILLIOS was honored for his commitment to downtown revitalization by MainStreet Cleveland. From left are his wife, Stephanie Lillios, Lillios, MainStreet President Joe Burton and MainStreet Director Sharon Marr. Banner photos, GREG KAYLOR
    NICHOLAS LILLIOS was honored for his commitment to downtown revitalization by MainStreet Cleveland. From left are his wife, Stephanie Lillios, Lillios, MainStreet President Joe Burton and MainStreet Director Sharon Marr. Banner photos, GREG KAYLOR
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    MainStreet recognizes Lillios for service
    by GREG KAYLOR Banner Staff Writer
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    Cleveland businessman and preservationist Nicholas Lillios was chosen to receive MainStreet Cleveland’s annual award for his service and commitment during the 2013 Christmas party held at the Bank ...
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