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5/26/19

After death of founder Brock, Eastman is now coordinator

This year's Remote Area Medical Clinic for the Cleveland/Bradley County community will be the first since the death of RAM founder Stan Brock.Brock passed away last year, following a short period of … more

By LARRY C. BOWERS | 5/25/19

DENTISTRY is one of several services offered for free at the Regional Area Medical (RAM) clinics when they visit towns each year. Although the dentists can't do oral surgery or root canals, they can pull teeth, clean them and fill them.

RAM to offer free healthcare, testing for area’s underserved

Content(Editor's Note: This is the fifth in a series exploring the total health of Cleveland and Bradley County residents. While the series looks at the big picture of health, it also addresses … more

By COLBY DENTON | 5/25/19

Memorial Day Patriotic Concert set for Greenway Park Monday

Memorial Day Patriotic Concert set for Greenway Park Monday Donnie B. Photography more

5/25/19

WOODMEN LIFE MEMBER W.W. Johnson, left, presented Walker Valley High School student Jessica Potter with the 2019 Woodmen Life History Award and Scholarship at the WVHS Senior Night.

Woodmen Life scholarship

5/25/19

BRADLEY COUNTY SCHOOLS music students are shown in this photo. The school district is now hosting a music instrument drive to give more students like them the opportunity to play.

County schools ask for musical instrument donations

Bradley County Schools is encouraging local residents to dust off their unused music instruments so they can be placed into the hands of children and teens learning to play. Between now and Aug. … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 5/25/19

The Ann Guthrie Martin Scholarship for 2019 from the Cleveland/Bradley Retired Teachers Association was presented to two Bradley Central High School seniors — Bailey Rogers, daughter of Emily Rogers; and Kate Gwaltney, daughter of Ralph and Lisa Gwaltney. This annual award is presented to senior high school students who will be entering the field of education. Each year guidance counselors from each of the three local high schools are notified of the $500 scholarship. Interested students submit an application to the scholarship committee of C/BRTA, which reviews applicants and selects a winner. Presenting the scholarships are Deborah Flower, scholarship chair; Rogers; Gwaltney; and Carolyn Earnest, committee member.

Ann Guthrie Scholarship

5/25/19

Harry and Jannean Hoffman visited The Ark on Wednesday in search of a canine to adopt. They fell in love with Diego, a 7-year-old Terrier cross, at first meeting. Diego obviously felt the same about his new friends. The couple returned Thursday, for the second required visit prior to adoption. Diego was happy to see then and obviously knew he was being adopted. After reviewing veterinary records, the adoption papers were completed.

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5/25/19

THE CLEVELAND CHAPTER of the National Association of Active and Retired Federal Employees (NARFE) were recent guests of the Legacy Village of Cleveland, 2255 Candies Lane. The staff served a nice lunch and provided a guided tour of the facility for chapter members and guests. The tour provided everyone with a great opportunity to see the facility. Shannon Alvey, executive director, presented an excellent program and conducted the informative tour of the Village. Legacy Village of Cleveland is an assisted-living and memory-care community that cares deeply about their residents’ dignity, security, and quality of life. The retirees association meets the first Tuesday of February, April, June, August and October with a covered dish meal at the Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. These meetings are open to all active and retired federal employees. Contact Dean McAlister, 336-2330 or dmcalister41@hotmail.com for more information. From left are Annabel Webb, secretary-treasurer, NARFE; Shannon Alve; and Danny Britt, president, NARFE.

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5/25/19

Sharon Marr, director of MainStreet Cleveland, and Cleveland City Manager Joe Fivas spoke at the Cleveland Civitan Club about The Cleveland Downtown Revitalization Plan and all changes that will make a positive impact on the community. From left are Kelsey Hall, Pam Edgemon, Joe Fivas, Sharon Marr, Lee Tate, Allen Nope, Joan Brown and Dave Cummings.

5-26 Civitan Club

5/25/19

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