For at least 13 years, Keith Street has seen a multitude of people walking alongside the shoulder, many carrying crosses, as a part of the Easter season remembrance of Jesus’ crucifixion and rising …
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By ALLEN MINCEY
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4/3/21
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It was an Easter not easily forgotten — one that left a city wounded, but its spirit unbroken. Nearly a year ago, just before midnight on Sunday, April 12, and into the early morning hours of Monday, April 13, four tornadoes touched down in Cleveland and Bradley County, felling trees, downing power lines and smashing houses as the twisters raked the landscape. more
By AUTUMN HUGHES and TIM SINIARD
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4/3/21
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Bradley County’s trek into unemployment normalcy is bringing cause for celebration, but at least one local economic analyst believes another indicator might not be so promising.With a February …
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By RICK NORTON
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4/3/21
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A local doctor's office is now offering COVID-19 vaccinations to existing and new patients.According to Wendy Grayson Smith, Dr. Paul Grayson Smith Family Medicine is administering Moderna's COVID-19 …
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By TIM SINIARD
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4/2/21
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Crossroads Community Church is planning to host its in-person Easter Sunday service inside Jim Smiddy Arena, on the Bradley Central High School campus.
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By AUTUMN HUGHES
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4/2/21
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The following information was gathered solely from the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office. This list includes individuals who are, or have been, incarcerated in the Justice Center, and can include arrests made by the BCSO, the Cleveland Police Department, the Charleston Police Department, Tennessee Highway Patrol, Drug Task Force and other local law enforcement agencies.
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4/2/21
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Despite the challenges over the past year, the United Way of the Ocoee Region is working to provide support to the community.
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By AUTUMN HUGHES
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4/2/21
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Stephanie Taylor being her always helpful self in providing some needed communication ... Dr. Paul Conn working hard to confirm some historical data in order to meet an approaching deadline.
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4/2/21
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A Cleveland resident’s dog that was shot earlier this week by an unknown individual, is now recovering at home after undergoing surgery at a local hospital on Tuesday.The incident took place a …
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By TIM SINIARD
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4/2/21
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Easter services in 2020 were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, but many Cleveland and Bradley County churches are now planning on more traditional events this weekend, including the schedule at …
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By ALLEN MINCEY
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4/2/21
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A Utah man who identified himself to police as a sovereign citizen named “Lance I Am," was arrested Tuesday after a security guard at the Village Green Town Center called to have the man removed …
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By TIM SINIARD
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4/2/21
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Cleveland City Schools has slightly improved its COVID-19 case numbers for this week, according to a report released Thursday. Cleveland City Schools releases a weekly COVID-19 case report that …
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By KAITLIN GEBBY
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4/2/21
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A Cleveland man has pleaded not guilty in federal court to 12 charges related to the Jan. 6 riot that led to the storming of the U.S. Capitol.
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By AUTUMN HUGHES
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4/1/21
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Bradley County saw a welcomed drop in active COVID-19 cases Wednesday as they fell from 370 to 342. Bradley County has been coming down from a brief surge of COVID-19 cases, which was small in …
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By KAITLIN GEBBY
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4/1/21
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In an effort to avoid wasting COVID-19 vaccine doses, local officials are encouraging people who make multiple vaccination appointments to cancel the ones they don’t need.
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By AUTUMN HUGHES
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4/1/21
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A Cleveland resident’s dog is currently recovering at a local animal hospital after it was shot by an unknown individual earlier this week.The incident took place a little more than a month after …
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By TIM SINIARD
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4/1/21
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A hidden Bradley County farm holds the secret to Tennessee’s famous hot chicken. J.K. Folks, a local farmer, said he has practiced a time-honored tradition in his family of raising chickens …
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By KAITLIN GEBBY
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4/1/21
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Local officials are encouraging people who make multiple COVID-19 vaccination appointments to cancel the ones they don’t need after they get their shot.
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By AUTUMN HUGHES
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3/31/21
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Cleveland City Schools is denying that a middle-school student was repeatedly sexually assaulted by a classmate, according to a formal response filed in a $10 million federal lawsuit. In a …
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By KAITLIN GEBBY
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3/31/21
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Some have had a run of bad luck; others have admittedly made bad decisions. They have one thing in common: homelessness.While some have jobs, others rely on social security. But meager incomes …
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By TIM SINIARD
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3/31/21
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