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tnAchieves still needs more mentors
Bradley County still needs adult volunteers willing to mentor local high school seniors preparing to attend college through the Tennessee Promise scholarship program. The organization which … more
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ON POINT, an organization which helps at-risk youth, was given a $600 donation during a Bradley Sunrise Rotary Club meeting. From left are club president Rick Creasy, Ashley Humble of On Point, and club foundation chair Chuck Guy.
McKinnis tells Sunrise Rotarians: Kids often the target of human trafficking
Human trafficking is a problem being faced by many communities around the world, and Bradley County is certainly not immune. That was the message Sarah McKinnis, president and co-founder of … more
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The Ark Tree of Hope
The Ark's Tree of Hope
At this time of year adoptions and donations slow down at the Ark, noted Bob Caylor, Ark president. more
Cleveland State Community College held its Annual Nursing Pinning Ceremony on Thursday night in the George R. Johnson Cultural Heritage Center Auditorium. The CSCC Nursing Class of 2018 is shown.
Nursing Pinning Fall 2018
HARRY S. TRUMAN CLUB OF Bradley County made a donation of $2,000 in memory of Janice Cheek and Kenneth Kibble. The gift funded the installation of a bench on the newest section of the Cleveland/Bradley County Greenway. Cheek, longtime director of the local office of the Tennessee Department of Employment and Security, was a member of the City Shade Tree Board and an artist and patron of the local arts. Kibble was a member of the old Bradley County Quarterly Court and a prominent member of the Tasso/Charleston communities. He was a farmer, cattleman and builder by profession. The club is a local, nonprofit that promotes good citizenship, acknowledges civic leadership and supports worthy local causes and projects. From left, seated, are Mildred Sparkman, Gloria Smiddy, Jiggs Mullinax and Ginger Buchanan; standing are Zane Harris, Charlie Corn, Beebo Harris, Mike Callaway and Doug Pirkle.
Harry S. Truman Club donation
Josh Davis
Sounds of the Season concert planned Dec. 14
Sounds of the Season will be presented on Friday, Dec. 14, to benefit The Caring Place. The benefit concert will begin at 7:30 p.m. at Lee University’s Pangle Hall. The concert will feature the Sound of Tennessee, an a cappella men’s barbershop chorus, and Josh Davis, Cleveland’s “The Voice” competitor. more
THE CLEVELAND COMMUNITY voted with their dollars on Thursday night to keep Steve Hartline, right, and The Grinch, left, in jail during the Empty Stocking Fund Jail’n Bail event at Don Ledford Automotive. To close out the event, Brenda Lawson, left center, and former Cleveland Mayor Tom Rowland, right center, joined them inside the cell for a photo.
Empty Stocking Fund totals nearing goal
As today's midmorning deadline approached,  the community-minded and children-friendly Empty Stocking Fund continued to approach its unprecedented $100,001 goal.Kicking off today's Grand Finale … more
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Caleb Spires and Elizabeth Passavant were recognized as Honor Thespians for completing 600 hours in theater work.
Cleveland High School International Thespian Troupe 505 recently held its semi
FOOD CITY is assisting a local veterans' organization, contributing $1,000 to the VFW Post 2598 Rebuilding Fund. The post's home on North Ocoee Street was destroyed by fire in September. Participating in the presentation at the North Food City on Thursday were, from left, north store manager Eric Hozouri, south store manager Mitch Cochran, north store assistant manager Dale Khan, VFW Quartermaster Ernie Griggs, VFW Post Surgeon Carl Zurcher and VFW Trustee Dederick Crisp.
Food City gives $1,000 donation to VFW rebuilding
The Food City corporation assisting a Bradley County veterans' organization this holiday season.The grocery store chain has donated $1,000 to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2598 for its ongoing … more
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Cid Heidel
PEARL HARBOR DAY
Cleveland's Clarence "Cid" Heidel had a lot to be thankul for during the recent Thanksgiving season, especially a new lease on life.Heidel, co-chairman of the Southeast Tennessee Veterans Home … more
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