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Second EggFest scheduled Oct. 27
Elder’s Ace Hardware—the family owned, locally run group of 20 neighborhood hardware stores that serve the East Tennessee and North Georgia regions—is hosting Tennessee’s second … more
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Leeann Pulliam
Pulliam earns Diamond status
What does it take to run one of LongHorn Steakhouse’s most successful restaurants in the country? Just ask Leeann Pulliam, Managing Partner of the LongHorn Steakhouse in Cleveland. Leeann just … more
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At the ceremony were, from left, Adam Enochs, Program Manager; Jennifer Thomas, AVP/Training Specialist; John Michael Stewart, Mortgage Loan Originator; Julia Altman, Financial Experience Specialist; Tina Johnson, AVP/Branch Manager; Craig Miller, Financial Center President of Chattanooga; and Sam Turnipseed, AVP/Commercial Lender. Brandee McCurry, Financial Experience Specialist, was not present for the photograph.
New Southern Heritage Bank
A GRAND OPENING was held recently for the new Southern Heritage Bank in the Northgate Shopping Center. more
CLEVELAND NATIVE Alan Watson, right, recently received the Distinguished Service Award from the Tennessee Hospital Association. Presenting the award was THA Board Chairman Marvin Eichorn.
Watson gets THA award
Maury Regional Health (MRH) CEO H. Alan Watson, FACHE, was awarded the Distinguished Service Award by the Tennessee Hospital Association (THA) at its annual meeting.This award is the highest award … more
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DEWAYNE WILLIAMS from WCLE 104.1, center, begins to help offloading a delivery of donations from E.L. Ross Elementary. Also shown are David Stone, left, and Stephanie Stone.
CLEVELAND DONATES TO HURRICANE RELIEF
Vehicle headlights pierced the early morning darkness Friday as donors arrived at Life Care of America's Campbell Center to deliver relief supplies for victims of Hurricane Michael.As the cars made … more
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William Hall Rodgers begins fund drive
For more than 90 years, citizens of Cleveland and Bradley County have been participating in a longstanding tradition to provide neighbors who find themselves lacking during the holiday season, a basket full of food for a Christmas dinner. more
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UT EXTENSION Agent Justice Thomas, center, receive a $100 donation from the Cleveland Kiwanis Club Thursday for assistance with this year's Life Maze, sponsored by the Bradley County Health Council. With Thomas is Kiwanis President Ramon Torres, right, and October Program Chairman Mike Stoess, left.
Life Maze program planned for Nov. 9
Ninth-grade students in the Cleveland, Bradley County and McMinn County school systems will be finding out  about "real life solutions" on Nov. 9, at this year's Life Maze program sponsored by … more
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STEVE KNIGHT, process engineer at Polartec, explains a part of plant operations to a group of students from Cleveland High School.
High-schoolers get glimpse of manufacturing
Students from local high schools were able to work on projects with and tour local manufacturing plants as part of Cleveland Associated Industries’ annual Manufacturing Week. The week, … more
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6,967 ballots have been cast in early voting
Early voting is underway and Bradley County voters have been casting their ballots in steady numbers ahead of the Nov. 6 Tennessee State General Election. Fran Green, Bradley County's … more
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HEATH ESLINGER, former UTC Mocs wrestling coach, says kids who received trophies will develop a "false sense of accomplishment." Eslinger made his comment during a luncheon held Tuesday by the Rotary Club of Cleveland at the Museum Center.
Eslinger: Kids need moral compass
Former University of Tennessee at Chattanooga wrestling coach Heath Eslinger says he is OK with participation trophies, but just toss them in the trashbin later.Eslinger made his comment during a … more
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