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The South East Chapter of the Federation of the Blind met virtually Oct. 15.
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11/4/20
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Cleveland native prepares to serve as Navy civil engineer
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11/1/20
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Dear Rusty: Has someone who paid into Social Security for most of their life ever lost their benefits later in life? For example, if they start collecting benefits at age 62 and live to be 85 or …
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By RUSSELL GLOOR
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11/1/20
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Kevin Brooks, mayor of the City of Cleveland, and D. Gary Davis, mayor of Bradley County, presented a joint proclamation to Chestuee Chapter, NSDAR and Ocoee Chapter, NSDAR to commemorate National American Indian Heritage Month.
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11/1/20
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11/1/20
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Halloween brings out those thoughts of ghosts and goblins, witches and warlocks, and things that go bump in the night.And bats.With that in mind, Bat Conservation International set up the week …
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By ALLEN MINCEY
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11/1/20
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It happened this week in 1932
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11/1/20
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Lee University graduate and first-year teacher, Callie
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10/28/20
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The local community has benefitted from the good works of two nonprofit organizations that visited Bradley County earlier this month.
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By AUTUMN HUGHES
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10/28/20
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Nicki Davenport-Graham poses with her family — two sons Owen and Mason, daughter Makenna and fiancé Michael Graham.
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By GWEN SWIGER
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10/28/20
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Banner photo, GWEN SWIGER
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By GWEN SWIGER
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10/28/20
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Roden and Martin wed
It is with great pride that John Warren Roden Jr. and Karen Kay Roden of Signal Mountain and Billy Garner and Tina Karen Massingale of Cleveland announce the upcoming wedding of their children, John Warren Roden III and Jasmine Simone Martin.
The bridegroom was born and raised in Signal Mountain. He attends East Tennessee State University earning a master’s degree in biology. He will be graduating this December.
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10/25/20
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Press Release
October 19, 2020
NSDAR Excellence in Historic Preservation Award
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10/25/20
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LIBRARY CORNER
October 25 – October 31
The Cleveland Bradley County Public Library has entered Phase 3.5 of our reopening plan! Hours are extended, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday; 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Tuesday; and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. We will still be closed on Sundays, and we are limiting curbside pick-up to Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays only. 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
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10/25/20
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While a wedding is a celebration of two people's love for each other, my new bride and myself found out it was so much more.
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By JOE CANNON
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10/25/20
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Pop Up for a Purpose, shops hosted by the Foundation House Ministries, offers a range of products by different vendors.
10/25/20
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Two Cleveland State nursing students — Chelsea Green and Emily Smith — were recently inducted into Cleveland State’s Beta Omicron Chapter of Alpha Delta Nu, the honor society for …
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10/25/20
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The goal of Foundation House Ministries is to help mothers in crisis “become a self-sustaining individual and family,” said Suzanne Burns, founder.
“Foundation House is a maternity program,” Burns said. A 501(c)3 nonprofit, Foundation House helps women through a residential program and also through a nonresidential program.
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By GWEN SWIGER
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10/25/20
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TOWNSEND — With fewer scheduled events, closed movie theaters and many wary of trick-or-treating, this Halloween will be unlike any other. While it may be different from previous years, there …
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10/21/20
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Future City Competition
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10/21/20
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