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THIS WEEK IN LOCAL HISTORY 1953

BISHOP HOMER HELD AFTER MOVE TO POST SIGNHomer A. Tomlinson, elder brother of General Overseer M.A. Tomlinson of the Church of God of Prophecy, was in custody of Cleveland police after an attempt, … more

By MARGOT STILL | 9/23/22

Lee students had the opportunity to meet with firms at a recent recruiting and networking event held on campus.

Lee’s School of Business hosts recruiting and networking event

The Lee University School of Business recently hosted a recruiting and networking event to let students meet with firms, get information about their current area of study and discover possible … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 9/23/22

School bus hit, no children aboard

A vehicle hit a Cleveland City School bus this morning, Sept. 23, but no students were aboard, district Communications Specialist Caroline Corrigan said.The driver is "doing OK," Corrigan … more

By ANNA SHAND | 9/23/22

THIS photo from the Cleveland Police Department shows an area of Keith Street and Hackberry Drive Northwest, where a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle Tuesday night. The man, who was not identified by the CPD, later died at Tennova Healthcare - Cleveland.

BREAKING: Pedestrian struck and killed by vehicle is identified

UPDATE:The pedestrian victim of the fatal traffic crash that occurred Sept. 20 has been identified as Dominick Jones, 29, of Chattanooga.The driver of the vehicle that struck Jones has … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 9/22/22

GUESTS ARRIVE to the Fifty-Five + Senior Expo on Thursday, Sept. 22, at the Museum & Cultural Center at 5ive Points. Also shown, seated, are Cleveland Daily Banner General Manager Joyce Taylor (left) and Newsroom Clerk Kathy Campbell (right).

Fifty-Five + Senior Expo draws a crowd

A wealth of information was shared during Thursday’s Fifty-Five + Senior Expo, providing attendees with financial advice, senior care services and fitness options for active … more

By AUTUMN HUGHES | 9/22/22

Filmmaker Bryan Smith, who has worked with National Geographic and others, has explored the Earth's most-remote environments.

Adventure filmmaker will share 'Capturing the Impossible'

Bryan Smith, a nonfiction adventure filmmaker, will speak at Southern Adventist University at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 22, in Southern’s Iles P.E. Center, Collegedale. Tickets will be $10 per … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 9/21/22

WORKER vehicles are parked outside Sanda Mill Lofts on Edwards Street near the Five Points district in downtown Cleveland. The 52 residential lofts will be available for leasing in December.

Sanda Mill Lofts nearing debut

MainStreet Cleveland members got a sneak peek inside downtown Cleveland’s former Sanda Hosiery Mill, where Asheville, North Carolina-based developer David Case is investing $9 million to $10 … more

By TIM SINIARD | 9/21/22

Cleveland 100 returns

Cleveland 100’s advisory board met on Tuesday, Sept. 20, to discuss rebooting the organization's first responder awards ceremony, which was mothballed during the COVID-19 pandemic.The organization, … more

By TIM SINIARD | 9/21/22

Tennova interim CEO named

Martin D. “Marty” Smith has been tapped as interim CEO of Tennova Healthcare - Cleveland after JT Barnhart's departure late last month.Smith assumed his role at Tennova on Sept. 18, said … more

By TIM SINIARD | 9/21/22

Downtown Dine Around set for Thursday night

The Fall Downtown Dine Around is set for 5-8 p.m. tonight, Thursday, Sept. 22, according to Sharon Marr, executive director of MainStreet Cleveland.Marr said the event will feature "delicious food at … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 9/21/22

MainStreet Cruise-In approaching finish line

It’s Cruise-In time again in downtown Cleveland on Saturday, Sept. 24, according to Sharon Marr, executive director of MainStreet Cleveland.The event is 1-6 p.mMarr said the season wraps up … more

Special to the Banner | 9/21/22

The McDonald/Black Fox Ruritan Club takes on many projects every year and a favorite is a college scholarship. Among this year's five winners was Tucker Beshears, left, son of Lori and Danny Beshears. Presenting the scholarship is club President Don Scoggins.

Ruritan scholar

9/21/22

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

9/21/22

FORMER CLEVELAND STATE President Bill Seymour, who started the Community First Awards, with current CSCC President Ty Stone at the award ceremony late Tuesday.

Cleveland State bestows Community First Awards

Cleveland State Community College honored 13 people in various categories late Tuesday, Sept. 20, at its Community First Award ceremony with all proceeds going to the CSCC Foundation. “I am … more

By ANNA SHAND | 9/21/22

Michigan Avenue Elementary lands several honors

Last week was a big one for Bradley County’s Michigan Avenue Elementary School. The school was recognized for achieving Level 5 status, being named a Reward School, winning the Don Ledford … more

By ANNA SHAND | 9/21/22

You can’t kill a dead man

“These things have I spoken unto you, that ye should not be offended. They shall put you out of the synagogues: yea, the time cometh, that whosoever killeth you will think that he doeth God … more

DENNIS CAGLE | 9/21/22

Don’t get the cart before the horse

It is not what we eat, but what we digest that makes us strong; Not what we gain, but what we save that makes us rich; Not what we read, but what we remember that makes us learned; And not … more

BETTIE MARLOWE | 9/21/22

An unidentified student helps during Southern Adventist University's Freshman Service Day.

SAU has largest Freshman Service Day

With more than 640 students participating, this year’s Freshman Service Day was the biggest Southern Adventist University has ever held and a result of the incoming class being the third largest in … more

By AMANDA BLAKE | 9/21/22

MOTORISTS cross Chickamauga Dam's Wilkes T. Thrasher bridge in this undated photo from TVA. TVA will inspect the bridge Tuesday, Sept. 27, and Wednesday, Sept. 28.

TVA to inspect Chickamauga Dam's Thrasher Bridge next week

Bradley County motorists planning to travel on state Highway 153 across the Wilkes T. Trasher Bridge at Chickamauga Dam next week should be prepared for delays, the Tennessee Valley Authority says in … more

From STAFF REPORTS | 9/21/22

GIGI AND DOGEE were a hit at the Strut Your Mutt event Saturday at Hoyt Berry Park in Charleston. The pair like to travel in a VW “peace and love” microbus, with a little help from owner Allie Oliver.

MUTTS STRUT THEIR STUFF

9/21/22