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Back-to-school season is here, and in some areas, it's unclear how it will play out. With vaccines available, it could make for a close-to-normal school year in some areas of the United States as … more

LISA GEREN | 7/28/21

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7/28/21

When public servants clash over ideologies

Now that Bradley County Commissioner Charlotte Peak and Bradley County Road Superintendent Sandra Knight have both had their say in disagreements over budgets, departmental salaries and use of … more

7/24/21

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7/24/21

Say it ain't so, Joe: COVID-19 rises again

To borrow from a familiar adage — one that's about 102 years old — let us offer only, “Say it ain’t so, Joe.”The attribution dates back to 1919 when the phrase was reportedly used by … more

7/23/21

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7/23/21

TNAAP repeats belief in vaccine

Still stubbornly slow about warming up to the idea of getting a COVID-19 vaccine, Tennessee residents — only about 38% of whom were fully inoculated, as of July 13 — are exercising their right to … more

7/21/21

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7/21/21

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7/17/21

A 'Vital' brotherhood of man and nature

In an impatient world whose rapid pace dictates full-access mobility, transportation and communication — all to support economic development — it becomes too easy to lose sight of the … more

7/16/21

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7/16/21

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7/14/21

Commissioner Peak: Rogue or right?

Love her transparency or loathe her outspokenness, it doesn’t really matter; the point is Bradley County Commissioner Charlotte Peak earned the right to be heard last week when she assailed what … more

7/14/21

Even at a higher cost, 25th-Ocoee needs help

When the COVID-19 outbreak rerouted life as we know it 16 months ago, the Cleveland City Council was working to renew the Tennessee Department of Transportation’s interest in giving the town’s … more

7/10/21

Standing in shadows of peril and cause

Debate over guns and their access — whether legally or otherwise — will remain a part of public discourse till the cows come home.Likewise, such conversation will include — as it should — the … more

7/9/21

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7/9/21

'Christmas in July' a caring opportunity

Alongside the deep scars COVID-19 has left among Cleveland and Bradley County families, it has also robbed multiple nonprofit organizations the chance to move forward — not just in people impact … more

7/7/21

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7/7/21

SOME BELIEVE today's America is a broken nation, one that is cracked by divisions from deep within our very foundation. Perhaps. If so, what better time than the Fourth of July to bridge our gaps and find the commonalities that define our people?

On July The Fourth, we search our souls

In today’s America — a nation divided along what some believe to be every line imaginable — is it OK to agree we still share a common bond? Politically, we’re about as close as the sun … more

7/3/21

Fixing 25th Street: Not easy, but needed

Cleveland City Manager Joe Fivas couldn’t have said a bigger mouth full about the traffic chaos troubling 25th Street even if he’d been enjoying a comforting breakfast biscuit, hamburger or … more

6/30/21

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