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BRADLEY COUNTY TRUSTEE Mike Smith, left, and Trustee's Office clerk Victor Walker stand in front of the interior wall near the building entrance at the corner of Keith and 17th streets that will be used for a proposed wall of honor. The project's intent is to honor all past trustees dating back to Bradley County's establishment in 1836. The community's help is being sought to help find photographs of each of the 36 officeholders.
WALL PROJECT TO HONOR TRUSTEES OF PAST
In a campaign to preserve Bradley County history by memorializing past government officials, Trustee Mike Smith is embarking on a project that — in order to succeed — will need the community’s … more
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BACHMAN FOUNDATION was the focus of a Bradley Sunrise Rotary Club meeting. From left are Rotary Club President-Elect Mary Norton, Bachman Foundation Director Mark Frizzell and Rotarian Jeff Gregory.
Closed Bachman Academy is still helping students

Mark Frizzell, director of Bachman Foundation, recently shared how monies from the sale of a former private school in Bradley County have continued to help the community. 

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THE BACHMAN FOUNDATION awarded over $22,000 to students from several area schools to attend summer camp. Pictured from front to back and left to right are: Dr. Jimmy Dupree, trustee; Ken Weller. chair; Kekai Oskins, Beacon Academy; Mark Frizzell, director; Kawai Oskins, Beacon Academy; Lynne Forato, Skyuka Hall; Mark Oskins, grandparent: Jason Lenhart, parent; Jackson Lenhart, Skyuka Hall; Valerie Oskins, grandparent; Robert McPeak, trustee; Mari Oskins, parent; Mike Sikes, trustee; Diana Jackson, Life Bridges. Not pictured are Jeff Gregory, vice-chair; Paul Tyner, treasurer; Dr. Megan Moe, secretary; George Con Knox, trustee; Linda McReynolds, Siskin Children's Institute; Lisa Spurlock, Siskin Children's Institute; and Lila Milburn, Westview Elementary.
Kids' camps get Bachman Foundation help
The Bachman Foundation distributed $22,225 during its fourth quarter awards presentation held recently at the foundation office.The foundation has awarded $115,365 during its first year of … more
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Joe Fivas
No property tax increase in city
No ... new ... taxes.The Cleveland City Council passed on first reading a balanced budget for fiscal year 2020, which will keep property taxes at their current level.The vote took place during the … more
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City pursuing $25 million grant for Inman Street improvements
City Manager Joe Fivas told the Cleveland City Council that efforts are underway to secure a multimillion dollar grant to fund improvements to the Inman Street corridor.“We are working on a build … more
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Joe Fivas
City Council looking at liquor license transfers
The Cleveland City Council unanimously approved a motion to consider allowing approved liquor store applicants the opportunity to transfer the locations of their proposed package stores to other … more
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4-21 I see by the Banner
A Community Sunrise Service will be held Sunday, 7 a.m., at Calhoun Cemetery Gazebo. ——— more
Drug Take Back event scheduled Saturday, 10-2
Those who have prescription drugs they no longer need are being urged to take advantage of the DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back Day event being sponsored by ATS The Bridge and local law … more
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Thomas Crye
Cost estimates for 2 school additions coming
Bradley County’s leaders should soon have cost estimates in hand as they consider proposed expansions at Black Fox and North Lee elementary schools. more
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Bradley County Education Committee to review PIE Center budget

The PIE Center’s Phase Two budget will be up for discussion when the Bradley County Commission’s Education Committee meets this afternoon.

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