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FREEDOM PARK project supporters Scott Humberd, left, and Sam Patel point to the picnic pavilion at Freedom Park as Bradley County Commissioner Charlotte Peak and former commissioner Robert Rominger look on, during a May 2018 County Commission meeting.

Work to develop Freedom Park is continuing, with more than $60,000 donated for the project so far. more

By AUTUMN HUGHES | 8/17/19

City schools seek volunteers for Community Engagement panels

Cleveland City Schools officials are asking people to share their thoughts on programs affecting local students by joining the district's Community Engagement Committees this school … more

By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG | 8/17/19

Sydney Claire Hamon of Cleveland graduated from the Chattanooga Police Academy on Thursday. She was in the second graduating class from the CPD this year. Hamon is a graduate of Notre Dame High School and Lee University. She has always wanted to serve her community in some way, Hammon said. She briefly thought of joining the Navy or the Peace Corps. She said she feels the right decision was to join the police force. She has the support of her mother, Lila Hamon; brothers: Taylor and Thomas; and sister, Amy. A resident of Cleveland, Hamon lives with her friend Allison Hughes; dog, Winston; and cat, Meredith. From left are brother Thomas McKay, Sydney and Taylor Hamon.

Sydney Hamon graduates from police academy

Sydney Hamon graduates more

8/17/19

Bell undecided on abortion bill

State Sen. Mike Bell (R-Riceville) is still undecided regarding how to move forward on an abortion bill after listening to two days of testimony during a hearing in Nashville this week.“I’m … more

By TIM SINIARD | 8/17/19

Richard Newman to give organ recital at St. Luke's

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8/17/19

CSCC’s Lane Named 2019 IPSLEI Richard L. Resurreccion Public Safety Scholar

SADIE LANE, CSCC sophomore, recently received the 2019 IPSLEI Richard L. Resurreccion Public Safety Scholarship through Phi Theta Kappa. more

8/17/19

The Rev. Mark Williams and his wife, Sandra Kay Williams, were the guests speakers at the recent meeting of the Lions Club. They spoke on Helen Keller. From left are Mark Williams, Sandra Kay Williams, Erik Gaardner and Lion President David Souder.

Cleveland Lions Club

8/17/19

Both local school systems designated ‘Advancing’ districts

Both local school districts — Bradley County Schools and Cleveland City Schools have been named “Advancing” school districts by the Tennessee Department of Education. This designation came … more

By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG | 8/17/19

LONGTIME pharmacist and commercial real estate developer Ben Moore was honored by the City of Cleveland Friday at a reception held at Jenkins Deli From left, seated, are Ben Moore and J.T. Haun; and, standing, Cleveland Councilman Tom Cassada, Denise Cassada, Sandra Rowland, Cleveland Mayor Emeritus Tom Rowland and Councilman Dale Hughes.

Moore honored by city

Longtime Cleveland pharmacist and commercial real estate developer Ben Moore was honored Friday during a reception held by the City of Cleveland.Numerous well-wishers, including family members, … more

By TIM SINIARD | 8/17/19

3 county schools designated as Reward Schools

The Tennessee Department of Education has named three schools in Bradley County Reward Schools, meaning they are among the top-performing schools in the state.Michigan Avenue Elementary, North Lee … more

By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG | 8/17/19

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