Lee University to host Fort Hill Cemetery tours   On Sunday, Oct. 24, Lee University will present the 15th Annual Walking Tour of Historic Fort Hill Cemetery. more

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

Each year, an important window of opportunity arrives for current Medicare beneficiaries as well as those about to enroll in the government’s health insurance program for older Americans. It’s … more

OUTLAW 14123 MEET OUTLAW!  This handsome dude has been in the care of the SPCA of Bradley County for almost a year. Lucky for him he has been spending time in a loving foster home.  His foster friends know him best, and say Outlaw is a "ladies man."  He is great with women, but is wary of men and his warning signs are not always clear. He enjoys the company of his favorite human, but does not like to be hugged or restrained.  Because of this he would make an excellent companion for a female in a home without children. In his foster home Outlaw has met cats, horses and even pigs.  He loves his piggy friends the most, and seems pretty indifferent around the cats and horses.   Outlaw will make a very special someone a loving, devoted companion. Please call the adoption center at 423-790-1915 or email - bspcafoster@gmail.com to find out more information and to meet with him and his foster friend. MAY-BELL 14703 more

Robert "Bobby Joe" Cannon, who is celebrating a birthday today ... Lloyd and Judy Beasley, who are celebrating their 56th anniversary today.   more

  Lee University will host a faculty recital with K. Alan Shikoh, guitar, on Wednesday, Oct. 20, at 7:30 p.m. in the Squires Recital Hall, located in Lee’s Humanities Center. Shikoh, … more

Bradley County Schools is moving forward with a series of projects, mostly funded by a generous amount of money leftover in the district fund balance last year.  Bradley County Schools … more

At long last ... a groundbreaking, and now work will get underway.Phase 1 of the Tennessee Department of Transportation’s long-awaited $53.9 million Highway 60/Georgetown Road widening project … more

A decision on whether annexing the Charleston River Park into the city is beneficial has some officials there pondering the possibility.The Charleston City Commission met recently for its monthly … more

After two days of minor increases, Bradley County's number of COVID-19 active cases resumed its decline Thursday with a drop of four individuals, according to the Tennessee Department of Health’s … more

After coming away from its last competition with an armful of awards, the Cleveland High School Marching Band is preparing to compete this weekend at the 36th annual Southern Invitational Music … more

Abundant Blessings Food Ministry, 1807 Blythe Ave., will have a drive-through food giveaway on Saturday, 1 to 3 p.m. Pleases stay in your vehicle and the food will be loaded for you. more

Lee ranks in top Tennessee MBA programs   Lee’s Master of Business Administration program received recognition as one of the best MBA degrees in Tennessee, according to a University HQ ranking. Lee was ranked No. 18 out of over 100 college and university campuses in the state that offer MBA degrees. “We are incredibly honored to be recognized among so many exceptional MBA programs,” said Holly Perleoni, interim director of graduate studies in business. “I am especially proud of our faculty who make a difference in the lives of students each day and our students and what they are accomplishing both academically and professionally. It’s nice to see hard work recognized through this honor.” Lee’s 32-credit-hour MBA program utilizes experiential learning to equip students to apply values-based theory to actual business problems. The flexible, hybrid program allows students to take classes on campus or online and achieve the MBA in just 20 months. The program is led by faculty who have served as executive vice presidents of major manufacturers, advisors to governments, managers for major hospitals, senior bank vice presidents, military commandants, college accreditation board chairmen, financial consultants, securities and actuarial analysts, accountants, tax attorneys, and more. “Our experienced faculty are ready to equip students with the skills they need to thrive in a professional setting,” said Perleoni. “We strive to create a Christ-centered, quality educational experience focused on personal engagement with a global impact.” Lee’s MBA program began in the fall of 2013. It has also been recognized for Best Online MBA Programs by U.S. News and World Report. “We are always thrilled to learn of these listings, and we look forward to how our program will continue to grow in the future,” said Perleoni. University HQ is one of the largest online resources created to help students navigate the higher education process through finding the best colleges, scholarships, and career paths. To view University HQ’s full MBA program rankings, visit https://universityhq.org/best-colleges/tennessee/mba-degrees/. More information on Lee’s MBA program can be found athttps://www.leeuniversity.edu/academics/graduate/mba/, by calling 423-614-8694, or emailingmba@leeuniversity.edu.   more

Lee students visited Belmont Abbey College during the Lilly Conference in North Carolina.   more

Dr. Lorinda Roberts, along with students from the Christian Ministries Department, attended the NYLA Conference at GO Church in Sharpsburg, Ga.   more

A Trail Life area-wide Camporee, challenging the outdoor skills of troops from Chattanooga, East Brainerd, Cleveland, and Dunlap, will be hosted by Hixson Troop TL1967 at Hixson Presbyterian Church on Saturday, Oct. 23 from 9 to 5. more

Active cases increased by just one on Wednesday, according to the Tennessee Department of Health’s report. The small increase comes after several days of falling active case numbers, and a … more

The benefit of keeping health insurance coverage that Bradley County government employees seem to like, outweighs $85,000 in savings that would be realized by switching providers. That was the … more