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Dear Annie: My wife and I are, year by year, going through renovations in many parts of our house. I am more than capable of doing most of the work. However, we hire someone for anything that … more

By ANNIE LANE | 2/8/22

Finding a charity

Dear Heloise: Harriet from Mesa, Arizona, inquired about how to be sure charitable donations will be utilized in the best way. The suggestion to check online for the facts is primary. Another way … more

2/8/22

Lee to present graduate program showcase

Lee University’s Center for Calling and Career will host a "Graduate Program Showcase" from 2:30-4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 16, Lee’s Science and Math Complex great room. “The Lee … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 2/7/22

Shown is a former high school Honor Choir.

Lee University to host high school Honor Choir

Approximately 200 high school students, representing 16 schools and four states, will visit Lee University’s campus Friday, Feb. 11, and Saturday, Feb. 12, to participate in the annual Honor Choir. … more

By ELIZA SOUERS | 2/7/22

First-year student Austin Hensley is shown here giving commands to his fellow health care providers on the scene of a mock emergency.

Lee and Cleveland Fire Department train for emergencies

Students and faculty from Lee University’s Master of Athletic Training (MSAT) program recently partnered with the Cleveland Fire Department for its in-service/training for pole vault spine … more

By MERRITT JENKINS | 2/7/22

ART FROM JAMI MOSS WISE will be featured, as it will from other well-down local artists, at the opening exhibition of “The Things We Love,” at Moss Rose Art on Inman Street this Thursday.

Moss Rose Art exhibit opens Thursday

Moss Rose Art, a new site for displays of art and a place that eventually aims to become a spot where art lovers can share their passion, will have a special opening exhibition from 5-70:30 a.m. … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 2/7/22

LITTLE RUTH McCRACKEN wore overalls mostly on the farm, but her parents got her to sit straight up in her dress for a photograph.

Willie Ruth Thompson: Golden Girl hits 100

The world lost Betty White a few weeks ago, and Bea Arthur passed away in 2009, and if both were still with us, they would be celebrating their 100th birthdays this year. Though they are gone, Willie … more

By ALLEN MINCEY | 2/7/22

Dear Annie: How to get my BFF to stop walking all over me

DEAR ANNIE(R) BY ANNIE LANE FOR RELEASE: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2022 more

By ANNIE LANE | 2/5/22

2-5 Heloise: This and that

MEET ARIES. Thomas M. sent in a photo of his rescue cat Aries. She has beautiful eyes, and although her coat is black, there's a small patch of white on her chest. To see Aries and our other Pet Pals, go to www.Heloise.com and click on "Pet of the Week." —Heloise more

2/5/22

LEE UNIVERSITY's Dan Buck performs as artist Mark Rothko in John Logan's "Red." His latest play, entitled "The Odd Fellow," will hit the stage Friday and Saturday at Broad Street United Methodist Church.

Dan Buck premieres interactive play 'The Odd Fellow'

Accomplished local playwright Dan Buck questioned why he was so interested in treasure hunts and getting others involved in his passion. He realized that the answers might be in talking about his … more

By ALLEN MINCEY | 2/4/22

Blood Assurance CEO JB Gaskins also has been known to donate blood.

Area blood shortage creating 'critical' need

One case of trauma and an overall decline of blood donations has led to a critical need for blood donors at Blood Assurance the blood bank said in a news release." The trauma used a significant … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 2/4/22

From left are Matt Rodante, David Ito, Joey Mirkovich, Ephram Kyle, Isaiah Rodante, Alex Fowler and Joel Ito.

Cleveland Middle School hosts individual chess tournament

Thirty-two students recently competed in Cleveland Middle School's chess tournament.CMS were sponsors Matthew Rodante and Shelly Higgins, who organized the event, while the tournament director was … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 2/4/22

Dear Annie: Daughter in distress

DEAR ANNIE(R) BY ANNIE LANE FOR RELEASE: SUNDAY, JANUARY 30, 2022 more

By ANNIE LANE | 1/29/22

Cathy M. from Long Island, N.Y., sent in a photo of her 13-year-old pug Teddy, taking a gingerly walk outside in the cool weather. Teddy likes to eat vegetables and fish. He also likes to rub his face in the grass. To see Teddy and our other Pet Pals, go to Heloise.com and click on "Pet of the Week."

1-30 Heloise: Saving children's artwork

Children's artwork more

1/29/22

1-30 This week in history — 1924

It happened this week in 1924 more

1/29/22

1-30 Youth photography

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1/29/22

Lois Myers holds up a T-shirt she has for the McDonald Boomers and Seniors travel group.

Myers travel the country with a few friends

Myers travel the country with a few friends Lois Myers loves to travel and she does it with 40 to 50 of her friends. Myers, who operates McDonald Boomers and Seniors, likes to say “I travel and charge my friends to go with me.” more

From Staff Reports | 1/29/22

CLAUDE CLIMER stands next to his refrigerator with photographs of his grandkids and great-grandkids, many of which will be with him on Feb. 7 to celebrate his 90th birthday.

Unexpected events have shaped Claude Climer's 90 years

Claude Climer served as Bradley County Clerk for over three decades, but remembers in this special election year that gaining thae office was actually the furthest thing from his mind when he … more

By ALLEN MINCEY | 1/29/22

New Adventures Club has variety of events planned

New Adventures Club has variety of events planned more

1/29/22

CHRIS BATES, right, was recently promoted to fire marshal at the Cleveland Fire Department. He is pictured with CPD Chief Bobby Gaylor.

Firefighters receive promotions

Cleveland Fire Department Chief Bobby Gaylor congratulated six firefighters on their recent promotions. Gaylor said Zac Reagan was promoted to lieutenant. Reagan has served with the department … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 1/29/22