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JOHNSON CITY – East Tennessee State University has announced the names of students who attained a GPA qualifying them for inclusion in the dean’s list for the summer 2018 semester. To receive … more

10/6/18

Cleveland State Community College partnered with the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce to sponsor the annual Career Exploration event on Friday in the L. Quentin Lane Gymnasium on the CSCC campus. Approximately 1,200 eighth-graders from Cleveland, Ocoee and Lake Forest middle schools took advantage of the educational event designed to expose students to different career opportunities. Dr. Tim Wilson, CSCC Advanced Technologies Department Chair, discusses the different careers available within the field of advanced technologies.

Career Exploration 2018

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9/29/18

Cleveland High Theater presents it fall production – “The Man Who Came to Dinner” – Sept. 28 and 29 and Oct. 1 and 2 (all at 7 p.m.), and at 2 p.m. on Sept. 30, at the Betsy Vines Memorial Theater at CHS. The Stanley family is thrilled when radio celebrity Sheridan Whiteside accepts their invitation to dinner during his tour through Masalia, Ohio. However, when Whiteside injures himself on their home's doorstep, it leaves him confined in the care of a clammy-handed nurse and an absent-minded doctor – until Christmas. Whiteside demands control of the household during his stay, as well as sues the Stanleys for a hefty $150,000 for his injuries. When Maggie, his secretary whom he has a deep affection for, falls in love with local newspaperman Bert Jefferson, Whiteside does everything in his power to keep them apart. Even if that means bringing his glamorous actress friend, Lorraine Sheldon, into town to woo Maggie's suitor. “The Man Who Came to Dinner” is a witty, madcap play which manages to combine the sophistication of great comedic literature, the frenetic energy of the silliest farce, and a genuine sweetheart into one of the most beloved comedies of the American theater. The cast includes Caelie Porter, Gabriel Shoop, Samantha Reid, Caleb Spires, Conor Suits, Cole Shelton, Seth Tinsley, Gavin Esquinance, Matthew Sonnier, Elizabeth Passavant, Malaki Cummings, Zack Caywood, Martin Mcdougal, Katelyn Dasher, Chloe Cribbs, Tiffany Harricharran, Laura Lee Cochran, Connor Dasher, Lilly Wright, Lux Orr, Alix King and Joseph Newsome. Taylin Hayes was unavailable for the photo. Crew includes Jaynae Wright, TJ Deluca, Miriam Blake and Emilie Thompson. Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for students. SONY DSC

Cleveland High production: 'The Man Who Came to Dinner'

9/22/18

Copper Basin High School Career and Technical Education Advanced Manufacturing students earned their OSHA 10 industry certification They included, from left, Josh Proffitt, Hector Pagan, Carson Burkett, Patrick Barredo, Gunner Collins and Cade English. Not available for the photo were Corben Bailey and Peyton Daves.

Copper Basin students earn OSHA certification

Copper Basin students earn OSHA certification more

9/22/18

'Charlotte's Web' still teaching valuable lessons

9/15/18

Gatlin graduates from J'ville State

JACKSONVILLE, Ala. – More than 300 students were awarded degrees in summer 2018 at Jacksonville State University. Among them was April Gatlin of Cleveland, who majored in elementary … more

9/15/18

ATHENS FEDERAL Community Bank has been a longtime sponsor of the Michigan Avenue School Leader of the Month Program. When students are chosen as leaders, a part of their recognition includes a golden dollar coin. From left and displaying coins are Athens Federal Community Bank City President Jay Leggett, along with past Leader of the Month recipients Jace Lawson, Genevieve Owens and Andrew Carroll.

Michigan Avenue Leader of the Month

9/15/18

The Tennessee Secretary of State's Office is kicking off its third annual student essay contest. The project is part of a larger civics engagement initiative to encourage students to be actively engaged citizens.

Leadership is focus of state essay contest

NASHVILLE – The Tennessee Secretary of State's Office is kicking off its third annual student essay contest. The project is part of a larger civics engagement initiative to encourage students … more

9/15/18

OMS/DENSO meeting

OCOEE MIDDLE SCHOOL administrators recently had a planning meeting with staff of Denso Manufacturing in Athens. The school and company are BEST Partners through the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of … more

9/15/18

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