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New Adventures Club outlines busy summer and fall

The New Adventures Club will hold several upcoming events and invites those interested to follow its Facebook page at New Adventures, Social Club, Cleveland, TN. • July 15, trip to a … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 7/4/22

BBB tips on hidden fees

Federal Trade Commission Southeast Regional Director Anna Burns recently shared that there have been recent cases about added fees. She noted that FTC’s primary focus is on whether the fees have … more

Special to the Banner | 7/4/22

New BCS personnel announced

Bradley County Schools has announced new principals and administrators for the 2022-23 school year.Bradley Davis will assume the principal role at Oak Grove Elementary School, and Amber Winters will … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 7/4/22

Daniel Barbosa receives KCBCB scholarship

Daniel Barbosa, a graduate of Cleveland High School, recently received the Keep Cleveland and Bradley County scholarship for his dedication to volunteering in his community.Barbosa, a Raider Scholar, … more

By ALLEN MINCEY | 7/4/22

National Garden Week

7/4/22

More than 75 4-H members gathered in Polk County for the four-day, overnight summer camp at Camp McCroy.

Polk County launches into 4-H

Polk County 4-H members gathered at Camp McCroy June 13-16 for the annual 4-H summer camp.It was the first overnight camp since the start of the COVID era and the largest with more than 75 4-H … more

By JOE GASKILL | 7/4/22

Museum Center offering free admission

Free admission! (But, a donation is appreciated).The Museum & Cultural Center at 5ive Points, on Inman Street in downtown Cleveland, is offering free admission to the museum from now on … more

By TIM SINIARD | 7/3/22

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF CLEVELAND Executive Director Tammy Johnson, center, is flanked by the first two women to hold positions as board presidents for the organization: Patty Silverman, left, and Lisa Mantooth. Johnson is also the first woman to hold the position of executive director.

Women of Habitat helping build futures

Don't tell the women of Habitat for Humanity of Cleveland they can't hammer nails, saw boards and pour concrete. Three of them also lead the organization.Executive Director Tammy Johnson is the first … more

By ALLEN MINCEY | 7/2/22

Prepare family members with dementia for fireworks

Fireworks and gatherings are staples of the July 4 holiday, but these can create unique challenges for families affected by Alzheimer’s disease and other dementia-related … more

By ANNA SHAND | 7/1/22

New Hope: Mission more vital than ever in post-Roe era

The mission of New Hope Pregnancy Center in Cleveland is more vital than ever now that the U.S. Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade and set in motion Tennessee’s trigger law banning … more

By TIM SINIARD | 7/1/22

RETIRED COL. DAVID SMARTT, an Army chaplain, was the guest speaker for the armed forces veterans appreciation luncheon at Westwood Baptist Church this week.

Veterans honored at Westwood Baptist luncheon

Retired Army Col. David Smartt, a chaplain, thanked the service of a crowd of veterans of all U.S. armed forces at an appreciation luncheon this week at Westwood Baptist Church, and spoke of his own … more

By ALLEN MINCEY | 7/1/22

A PORTION of embankment adjacent to Ross Elementary School, pictured on the right, was removed Wednesday, June 29, to make way for a curb-lined sidewalk. It was the first sign of activity for a major Mouse Creek Road/Paul Huff Parkway intersection improvement project set to ramp up later this month.

Mouse Creek intersection improvement begins

The Mouse Creek/Paul Huff Parkway makeover is in its pre-op stage.The first signs of a state-funded $1 million intersection improvement of the intersection emerged last week.But instead of a nip and … more

By TIM SINIARD | 7/1/22

UPDATE: Weathers , Seymour blast Lee and education ally in defense of teachers

Bill Seymour, the recently retired president of Cleveland State Community College, told the Cleveland Daily Banner he was disturbed by comments recently made by a Gov. Bill Lee education "ally" who … more

By TIM SINIARD | 7/1/22

Jail Dockets 7-2-22

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. more

7/1/22

VISTA representative joins CASA for one year

Natalie Duncan has joined CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) of Bradley and Polk Counties for a one-year term with VISTA, Volunteers in Service to America. VISTA is a federal program that … more

7/1/22

Ricky Humphries stood with his wife, Lisa, as he was sworn in as constable by County Mayor D. Gary Davis on June 20.

New constable believes in being good Samaritan

Sworn in as constable of the 2nd District on June 20, Ricky Humphries hopes to bring about change through action ⏤ and more so, through interaction.“I ran [for constable] because a lady was broke … more

By GRANT BROMLEY | 7/1/22

Richard Roberts, seated, recently retired after 20 years as sports editor of the Cleveland Daily Banner. He is flanked by newsroom colleagues, from left, Autumn Hughes, Allen Mincey and Tim Siniard.

Sports editor retires

7/1/22

RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS

Loaves & Fishes Mobile Unit 3060 Dockery St Cleveland, TN 37323 Food Service Establishment Inspection | Routine June 29, 2022 | 90 more

7/1/22

COVID UPDATE

Bradley County’s COVID-19 cases increased by 175 people since last week, according to the latest report released by the Tennessee Department of Health on Wednesday, June 29. As of June 25, … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 7/1/22

THIS WEEK IN LOCAL HISTORY 1963

Hotel Halts Operations ⏤ New Tenant SoughtIn its 35th year, the Cherokee Hotel will cease operations under its present operator, Tennessee Hotels Inc. "For a number of years, the Cherokee along … more

7/1/22

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