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BBB shows you how to avoid vacation scams

As you search out the ideal summer trip, be on the watch for scams ⏤ especially anyone using a sense of urgency to get you to book your plans before you’ve fully checked things out.Here are five … more

By MICHELE MASON | 6/4/22

COREY DIVEL, middle, the city of Cleveland's assistant to the city manager, joins Kiwanians Chuck Evans and Leigh Ann Boyd for a photo after speaking during the civic club's luncheon Thursday, June 2.

City population, boundaries expanding

Cleveland boasts low taxes, a quality of life bolstered by numerous parks and greenways, high-performing schools and a small-town charm it has retained despite a growing population, a city official … more

By TIM SINIARD | 6/3/22

A TWO-VEHICLE CRASH Thursday afternoon on Waterlevel Highway caused traffic backups and delays. The Bradley County Sheriff's Office worked the crash, but did not have information available before presstime.

Two vehicles crash Thursday

6/3/22

Gas company seeks Georgetown Road regulator station

Chattanooga Gas Company (CGC) is seeking to install a new regulator station in the Georgetown Road area. The station would replace the existing underground regulator station and “improve … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 6/3/22

MEMBERS OF THE 2022 “Remember the Removal” Bike Ride stopped by the Cleveland Utilities Water Treatment Plant on Dry Valley Road this week as they retraced the northern route of the Trail of Tears. The plant is a traditional stop for the riders as they travel through Bradley County, also stopping at Red Clay State Historical Park and the Hiwassee River Heritage Center in Charleston. The ride will end on June 16 and goes from Georgia to Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri and Arkansas before ending in Oklahoma.

TRAIL OF TEARS TREK

Contributed photo, LISA COFFEY | 6/3/22

Church activities

Galilee Baptist Church will host its "Singing Sunday" at 2 p.m. Sunday, June 5, with guest singers The Liberty Boys. There will not be an evening service. ———Dallas Rogers will sing at … more

6/3/22

ED HARRIES, executive director for the Tennessee State Veterans’ Homes Executive Office, told members of the Southeast Tennessee Veterans Home Council on Thursday that the tentative construction completion date is June 30, with occupancy of the local veterans home possible by late August or early September.

Veterans home nearing completion

The loud noise heard in downtown Cleveland on Thursday afternoon was probably a thunderclap from a storm, but it might have been the raucous cheer when members of the Southeast Tennessee Veterans … more

By ALLEN MINCEY | 6/3/22

AN AMERICAN walnut tree towers over the lawn behind Cleveland Councilman Bill Estes' house in Cleveland's residential historic district. Although the tree was not planted by Estes, he and his wife, Virginia, have over the years planted dozens of other saplings in their yard, which recently earned designation as a tree sanctuary from the Tennessee Urban Forestry Council.

Painting with a green palette

Transforming your yard into a tree sanctuary doesn’t have to break the bank. And the small investment also pays dividends by beautifying neighborhoods, improving the ecosystem and reducing … more

By TIM SINIARD | 6/3/22

Nominate young movers and shakers for '20 Under 40' honor

It’s nice to be acknowledged for your efforts and contributions, although most people don’t expect accolades — that’s why it’s especially nice when you receive them. The community has … more

By AUTUMN HUGHES | 6/3/22

JAIL DOCKETS

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 … more

6/3/22

RESTAURANT REPORTS

The Bradley County Health Department inspects restaurants and grades them on a 100-point scale. Priority violations require immediate corrective measures; if that's not possible, then within 10 … more

6/3/22

COVID-19 cases rising, TDH interim commish appointed

Bradley County’s COVID-19 cases have increased by 131 and one death since last week, according to the latest report by the Tennessee Department of Health.In addition, Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 6/3/22

Kaitlyn and Eric Barker, of Cleveland, adopted Vandy, a 1-year-old beagle/terrier mix on the Ark of Cleveland’s Adoptapet and Petfinder sites. The Ark of Cleveland is at 240 Oak St NW.

Pets adopted or can be

6/3/22

Bank of Cleveland honored

S&P Global Market Intelligence’s 2021 ranking of the 100 best-performing U.S. community banks under $3 billion in assets puts Bank of Cleveland in the top 50, the only Tennessee bank … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 6/3/22

Library Corner

SUNDAY | June 5 Virtual STEAM Challenge Science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics challenge at 1:30 p.m. on Facebook Live. Explanation of the ideas behind the challenge on Thursday … more

By KERISA SHORTHOUSE | 6/3/22

This Week in Local History 1917

AUTOMOBILE OWNERS TAKE NOTICEThe law requires that all owners of automobiles display their license number both on the front and rear of all cars or trucks. The sheriff and his deputies are ordered to … more

By MARGOT STILL | 6/3/22

CSCC aims to build entrepreneurs

Cleveland State Community College is giving students the opportunity to build their own businesses with the essential tools and resources. The George R. Johnson Center for Entrepreneurship and … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 6/3/22

Cleveland City Schools wants employee diversity

Cleveland City Schools is seeking to hire a more diverse staff for its district. In a school board meeting Thursday, Kelly Kiser, director of human resources, discussed plans for the … more

By ANNA SHAND | 6/2/22

Aspen Dental to provide free care to veterans June 11

Aspen Dental locations nationwide will open their doors to provide free care to military veterans across the country on Saturday, June 11.The service will be offered from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Now in … more

Special to the Banner | 6/2/22

BULLETIN: TDOT shifts Highway 60/Georgetown Road traffic for paving project

Tennessee Department of Transportation contract crews began shifting vehicle traffic on Highway 60/Georgetown Road for a paving project early Thursday, June 2.Traffic will be shifted from near … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 6/2/22

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