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Q&A: Frequently asked questions about COVID-19 vaccines
The Tennessee Department of Health has announced that Tennessee continues its efforts to administer COVID-19 vaccinations as described in the state’s COVID-19 Vaccination Plan. During the New Year … more
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Evie West
Coronavirus providing challenges for law enforcement offi cials
Cleveland Police Department Sgt. Evie West was in Manhattan, New York, in March 2020 visiting a friend when the world began shutting down due to COVID-19. “All the shops and restaurants were … more
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With a spike in COVID-19 cases the Alpha Theta Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa, an international honorary sorority for educators, staged an Alpha Theta parking lot collection for January's altruistic items. Assisting with January's donation of towels, blankets, and laundry detergent for Bradley County Emergency Shelter are, from left, Carol Peace, Tennessee Altruistic chair; Jill McGuire, OMS; Kelly DeLaLuz, president. Alpha Theta also collected individually wrapped snacks, cookies, protein bars, and chips, for The Bradley Student Union @ Cleveland State Community College. These two generous donations will be delivered next week by our Altruistic committee team. The altruistic committee members are Vivian McCormack, Angela Gardener, Adelia Hall, and Jill McGuire, chair.
1-20 Alpha Theta Chapter donations
With a spike in COVID-19 cases the Alpha Theta Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa, an international honorary sorority for educators, staged an Alpha Theta parking lot collection for January's altruistic items. Assisting with January's donation of towels, blankets, and laundry detergent for Bradley County Emergency Shelter are, from left, Carol Peace, Tennessee Altruistic chair; Jill McGuire, OMS; Kelly DeLaLuz, president. more
CATHY HAMMONTREE shared this photo of a redheaded woodpecker sampling at her birdfeeder.
YOUR BEST SHOT
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PATTI GREEK poses for a photo in front of her Downtown Athens shop, Greeks Bearing Gifts. Greek offers her considerable experience to brides in finalizing their wedding registries.
Greeks Bearing Gifts: Take a stroll through wedding registry options
When planning your wedding there are myriad details that require time and attention. Don’t forget the gift registry is one of them. more
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ELEGANT table decorations from Fenimore's Weddings and Events await guests at a wedding held at the Museum Center.
Fenimore's gives personal design to events
 Fenimore’s Weddings and Events' Dwight Richardson specializes in personal service to help design weddings or special events with a “wow effect.”Launched in 2010, Fenimore’s offers … more
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1-17 Isbill Floral Gallery s
Isbill Floral Gallery has new home on Inman Street more
MELISSA CARDEN, owner of Misty Mountain Florist on Spring Place Road in Cleveland, arranges white flowers into a glass vase.
Misty Mountain pairs brides, beautiful flowers
Roses are classic, timeless and versatile flowers that Melissa Carden uses in nearly all of her bouquets, pairing them with other flowers and greenery to suit a bride’s style. Like the rose, … more
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TERESA GILBERT ices a unicorn cake at the Village Bake Shop. The shop is 60 years old, and is a fixture in the Village Green.
Have your cake and eat it, too
In planning a wedding, there are many things to consider, not the least of which occurs after the vows are taken and the bride and groom walk down the aisle hand-in-hand. The after wedding party is a … more
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LARRY MCDANIEL shows some of the options in vests and ties at Town Squire.
Town Squire offers latest trends in casual, formal wedding
Whether you are planning a casual or a formal wedding, the Town Squire is the place to go, according to Larry McDaniel, owner of Town Squire. more
JADE AND TYLER GOSS launched Give Co. Events to help couples plan their weddings.
A planner helps work out details of dream wedding
A planner helps with details of dream wedding more
Jordan Caughey is owner and operator of the Selfie Stop, a photo booth business that offers a fun options for weddings and other events.
A fun photo opportunity — Selfie Stop
Selfie Stop offers people a chance to be silly or serious as their photo is snapped. Jordan Caughey, owner of Selfie Shop, operates his Selfie Stop photo booths at events in the local area. more
How to forge a unique, personalized wedding despite COVID-19
So, you called off your wedding plans in 2020 because of COVID-19, but now you’re determined to tie the knot in 2021. Where does that leave you? The pandemic has forced event planners to modify normal wedding conventions and, as a result, plenty of creative trends have emerged that just might be perfect for couples who have their hearts set on having their nuptials this year. more
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DURING THE SUMMER and fall of 2020, the Museum Center hosted a fundraiser, Trunks Full of Cash, to support education in the Ocoee Region. As part of the community outreach, participants were asked to support a local school to receive 10 iPads. The iPads were awarded to Candy’s Creek Cherokee Elementary on behalf of their enthusiastic supporters. Upon receiving the iPads, Lisa Earby said, “We are very excited the CCCES is the recipient of these iPads. Our teachers work hard to integrate technology into the classroom, and our students will benefit from using these tools to supplement the instruction and learning that takes place every day. We are grateful to have community partners like the Museum Center. From left are Sara Whitener, AP; Lucy Rymer, museum center board president; Lisa Earby, principal; Greg Towe, technology teacher; and Janice Neyman, museum center executive director.
Museum Center Trunks Full of Cash
LITERACY CHAMPION awards were recently presented to Virginia Orr and Jennifer Lee. From left are Orr, Ann McElrath (Literacy Committee co-chair), Betsy Bassettee (Ocoee Chapter second cice regent), and Lee.
Ocoee Chapter NSDAR presents Literacy Champion awards
LITERACY CHAMPION awards were recently presented to Virginia Orr and Jennifer Lee. From left are Orr, Ann McElrath (Literacy Committee co-chair), Betsy Bassettee (Ocoee Chapter second cice regent), and Lee. Ocoee Chapter NSDAR presents Literacy Champion awards more
1-17. Library corner
LIBRARY CORNER January 17 – January 23 The Cleveland Bradley County Public Library is in Phase 4 of our 5-Phase Reopening Plan. Normal hours of operation have resumed, including Sundays, and study rooms are available for bi-hourly check out. Other meeting rooms and public restrooms remain closed, and patrons are required to wear a mask when in the building. To make a reservation for computer use, please call the Non-Fiction Desk at 423-472-2163, ext. 126. For all other reservations, please call the Administrative Assistant at 423-472-2163, ext. 110. For more information, please see the sections titled CURBSIDE PICK-UP and 5-PHASE REOPENING PLAN. SUNDAY | January 17 Quaran-STEAM - THE EXPERIMENT - with Mr. Mike more
1-17 Social security matters
Dear Rusty: I'm 63 and still working, and I receive Social Security benefits. Because of COVID-19 my employer has been giving us a $300 bonus, every 3 months. This will be … more
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BLYTHE-BOWER ELEMENTARY School recently held a Pink Out Day in honor of Angie Goodwill, a long-time faculty member is currently undergoing treatment for breast cancer. The Maryellen Locker Mobile Mammogram bus was at the school offering free mammograms to those who signed up. The faculty signed up by bringing pink treats, compiling comfort items for care package to send to Goodwill and participating in a Pink Out drive-by parade. The goal was to honor Goodwill, who is an instructional facilitator at the school, as well as raise awareness for breast cancer, self-exams and mammography. Shown in the photos are Amos Blazer and Olivia Blazer and Angelia Goodwill and David Goodwill.
Blythe-Bower Elementary Pink Out
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Wesley Judd named to University of Utah
Wesley Judd named to University of Utah's dean's list  more
JESSICA MCINTYRE: Walking away from coaching and facing life’s challenges
By GEORGE STARR more
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