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COYOTES, such as the one in this photo furnished by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, have been growing in population in Tennessee since the 1970s. According to recent reports, more and more are being sighted in Cleveland and Bradley County. TWRA has authorized the use of this photograph by the Cleveland Daily Banner.

Although Cleveland resident Donna Hubbard is accustomed to seeing coyotes traverse her three acres of property, she has noticed a new pair have recently taken up residence.“They look different,” … more

By TIM SINIARD | 6/28/19

County set for vote on right-of-way uses

The Bradley County Commission will consider several resolutions during its voting session next week. more

By AUTUMN HUGHES | 6/28/19

AMY DAVENPORT, right, health educator at the Bradley County Health Department, took suggestions from members of the Bradley County Health Council on organizations in the area designed to tackle the county's top three health-related issues. These included adult obesity, non-fatal drug overdoses and access to healthcare for the uninsured. Rachel Endo, health department public health educator, left, wrote down the information for members to see.

TARGETING OUR HEALTH

Three major health-related issues were chosen as the primary focus for the next three years at Tuesday’s gathering of the Bradley County Health Council. These issues include adult obesity, … more

By COLBY DENTON | 6/28/19

Sunflowers

KIM OSMENT of the Trustees Office took this photo of sunflowers in her yard. more

6/27/19

Westside Ruritan

State Rep. Dan Howell spoke to the Westside Ruritan Club recently. He gave the club an update on the 111th Legislative session which adjourned at the end of April. He told the group lawmakers passed … more

6/27/19

City eyes Inman matching funds

City Manager Joe Fivas told members of the Cleveland City Council earlier this week the city has several sources of matching funds needed for a planned $20 million streetscape project planned for the … more

By TIM SINIARD | 6/27/19

JANA STAMPS, second from left, wife of Cleveland author Bill Stamps, attended Tuesday's meeting of the board of Bradley Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center. The author has presented copies of his first book, "Miz Lena," to BHRC residents. At the presentation were, from left, BHRC Activities Director Janice Allen, Mrs. Stamps, Lindsey Hathcock, assistant to Bradley County Mayor D. Gary Davis, and state Rep. Mark Hall.

County honors local author for BHRC gifts

The Bradley Healthcare and Rehabilitation Board met Tuesday at the county facility on Peerless Road, but took little formal action.Much of the meeting was the acceptance of a gift to BHRC residents … more

By LARRY C. BOWERS | 6/27/19

NEW ROTARY CLUB of Cleveland President Dwight Richardson is administered the oath of office by Cameron Fisher.

Dwight Richardson assumes Rotary Club presidency

Dwight Richardson took the oath of office Tuesday to become the next president of the Rotary Club of Cleveland.He succeeds Aaron Weatherford, who is the director of membership at the … more

By TIM SINIARD | 6/27/19

Multiple deficiencies reported in TCI findings

While inmate overcrowding and personnel understaffing were the Bradley County Jail’s main deficiencies in last week’s Tennessee Corrections Institute inspection, there were multiple other areas where deficiencies were listed. more

By AUTUMN HUGHES | 6/27/19

A HICKORY TREE on Partridge Road is left shattered after a severe rainstorm swept through the area early Monday evening. The photo was snapped by Cleveland Councilman Ken Webb.

Monday storm downs trees

6/26/19

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