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State unemployment system malfunctions

Geographic Solutions (GSI), the vendor that operates Jobs4TN.gov, has notified the Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce Development (TDLWD) about a service interruption that impacted its … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 6/29/22

THE WEATHERFORD FAMILY and friends all came to the Atlanta Braves game Friday night to watch Olivia throw out the first pitch. Included in the group are her parents, Aaron and Sarah, and her siblings, Ella and Eli.

Olivia Weatherford, FBC of Cleveland choir grace Atlanta Braves crowd

Granted, the return of Freddie Freeman to Atlanta to play his former team, the Braves, was what brought a sell-out crowd to Truist Park on Friday night, but those in attendance also got to see one of … more

By ALLEN MINCEY | 6/28/22

The Bradley County Commission discussed a myriad of topics related to the proposed annexation of New Murraytown/Freewill roads at its June 27 work session.

Annexation questions continue at County Commission

Is there free will on Freewill Road?While this question was never asked, it might as well have been.Bradley County Commission’s work session late Monday was filled to the brim with varying … more

By GRANT BROMLEY | 6/28/22

BULLETIN: Shots fired into Rolling Brook residence

The Bradley County Sheriff’s Office said today that deputies responded to the Rolling Brook community after shots were fired from the street into a residence, where several children were … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 6/28/22

Cleveland man sues Cleveland Police Department, Lee University

A federal lawsuit filed by a Cleveland man against the city of Cleveland and Lee University in connection to two incidents in 2019, in which he allegedly exposed himself to one woman and attempted to … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 6/28/22

JOHNNY HOOKER, a longtime American Red Cross volunteer, always had a smile for anyone, especially when he was helping others out after a disaster. Hooker passed away June 22.

Longtime Red Cross volunteer Johnny Hooker passes

Editor's note: This story has been corrected to reflect the right day of death.Johnny Hooker, an American Red Cross volunteer who responded to most disasters in Cleveland, Bradley County and … more

By ALLEN MINCEY | 6/28/22

Hughes back in the saddle after cardiac surgery

Councilman Dale Hughes attended his first Cleveland City Council meeting Monday, June 27, after experiencing last month a health scare that resulted in cardiac surgery.“It’s good to be … more

By TIM SINIARD | 6/27/22

City Council passes budget, Cassada balks at stormwater fee hike

The Cleveland City Council voted 6-1 to approve the city’s $56 million fiscal year 2023 budget during its meeting today, June 27.But Councilman Tom Cassada, who represents District 3, voted against … more

By TIM SINIARD | 6/27/22

Lee, legislators laud Roe overturn

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee and other elected officials are lauding the U.S. Supreme Court’s divided Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization ruling, which overturned nearly 50 years of precedent … more

By TIM SINIARD | 6/27/22

THE FILLAUER Lake House overlooks a spacious park-like lawn on an estate near downtown Cleveland. The Greek Revival house, as well its nearly 21 surrounding acres, are now available for purchase for the first time in 100 years.

Fillauer house for sale after a hundred years

Tucked within Cleveland's city limits are nearly 21 acres of woodland that could be an example of a real estate agent's oft-heard mantra: location, location, location.The Fillauer Lake House, … more

By TIM SINIARD | 6/27/22

An aerial look at Billy Thomas' property, which he hopes to have rezoned from FAR to R-4 for a luxury RV park and tiny cabin rental space.

Question of Indian burial ground hangs over property

The Tennessee Department of Environment & Conservation’s initial investigation of Charleston property proposed for rezoning along the Hiwassee River found no record of any burial … more

By GRANT BROMLEY | 6/27/22

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

6/27/22

Tennesseans invited to TISA public rule-making hearing

The Tennessee Department of Education is inviting all Tennesseans to a public rule-making hearing to respond to the proposed rules for the Tennessee Investment in Student Achievement (TISA) … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 6/27/22

Dan Buck, Lee theatre professor, will direct this year's Scopes Trial play in Rhea County.

Lee professor to direct Scopes Trial play in Dayton

Dan Buck, associate professor of theatre at Lee University, will direct this year’s Scopes Trial play in Rhea County’s annual Scopes Festival. The play, “The Scopes Trial: Monkey in the … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 6/27/22

Students at Lee University's ESL Camp last year.

Lee to hold free summer ESL camp

Lee University’s Center for English Language Learning (CELL) is offering a free ESL (English as a Second Language) camp for students ages 6-12. The camp will be held July 11-15 from 9 a.m. to 3 … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 6/27/22

Ocoee Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, recently hosted a joint meeting with the Col. Return Jonathan Meigs Society Children of the American Revolution at the historic Hair Conrad Cabin on Blythewood Farms in Cleveland. Members of the Col. Benjamin Cleveland Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution, also attended.

Revolution groups meet at Hair Conrad Cabin

6/27/22

The Col. Benjamin Cleveland Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution recently presented a flag certificate to Dayton City School for following proper flag protocol. The school has a very large flag displayed as motorists approach the city of Dayton. Presenting the certificate to Dayton Mayor Hurley Marsh and School Superintendent Trish Newsom was Claude Hardison, third from left, chapter flag chairman. Members of the SAR chapter attending the ceremony were Ron Harris, Greg Banther, Terry Beaty and Dr. David Chaffin. The Col. Benjamin Cleveland Chapter includes the counties of Polk, Bradley and Rhea in the Tennessee State Society.

SAR recognizes Dayton City School for flag protocol

6/27/22

Chamber to host primary election forum June 30

The Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce has announced it will host a political forum for state-level primary election candidates on Thursday, June 30.The Chamber's Forum Series will be at 4 p.m. at … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 6/27/22

Denise Doring VanBuren, president general of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, made an official visit to attend TSDAR Tennessee Statehood Day Youth Awards ceremony on June 1. Students were invited to Nashville to recognize their achievements. Each recipient was given a Tennessee Blue Book and flag that had flown over the Tennessee Capitol along with a certificate, medal and monetary award. Katelyn Anziano, graduate of Walker Valley High School, received the DAR Good Citizen award for Cherokee District. From left are Leigh Ann Boyd, Ocoee Chapter regent; Jill Stone, state chair of DAR Good Citizens Committee; Laura Anziano, mother of winner; Katelyn Anziano; Cecile Wimberley, TSDAR state regent; and VanBuren.

Tennessee Statehood Day fetes students

6/27/22

City Council set to approve budget, adopt tax rate

The Cleveland City Council will vote on the city's $56 million fiscal 2023 budget, as well as adopt a certified property tax rate, during its 3 p.m. voting session today, Monday, June 27.The … more

By TIM SINIARD | 6/27/22