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Bettie Marlowe
Lifelines: 2023 — for a good work
So here we are in the midst of the January 2023. What lies ahead? We don’t know, but, as Christians, we head into this new year by faith and hope. more
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Dennis Cagle
Overcoming an evil heart of unbelief
“Beware, brethren, lest there be in any of you an evil heart of unbelief in departing from the living God …” ‭‭Hebrews‬ ‭3‬:‭12‬ ‭NKJV‬‬ more
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Today in History 1-19-23
Today is Thursday, Jan. 19, the 19th day of 2023. There are 346 days left in the year. more
Church Activities 1-19
Abundant Blessings Food Ministry (1807 Blythe Ave.) will have a drive-thru food giveaway Saturday, Jan. 21, from 1 to 3 p.m. Please stay in your vehicle and your food will be loaded for … more
A WEATHERED CROSS stands sentinel over part of Sunset Memorial Gardens. Sunset and Hilcrest Memorial Gardens garnered fines for both physical and business maintenance.
State fines two Cleveland cemeteries
Two local cemeteries are listed on a Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance's December disciplinary action report obtained by the Cleveland Daily Banner.Hilcrest Memorial Gardens and Sunset … more
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Jail Dockets 1-19-23
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
County landfill odors inspected by TDEC
Odors from the Bradley County Landfill were reportedly stronger than usual at the start of the new year.Last week, the Bradley County Commission's Building and Land Committee discussed the monitoring … more
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GREAT STRIDES COMMUNITY CHAIR Steve Hartline is shown here with Chick-fil-A’s Owner and Operator Karen Colley and Marketing Director Mary Beth Canida, along with members of the Great Strides/65 Roses 5K Committee. From left are Fijoy Johnson, committee member; Bill Estes, race director; Hartline; The Cow; Canida; Colley; Vanessa Hammond, committee co-chair; Kim Brooks, committee member; and Brad Moffett, committee chair.
Hartline to serve as Great Strides’ Community Chair again
Cleveland community leader Steve Hartline will serve for the second year in a row as community chair of the Lee University 2023 Great Strides, the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation’s largest national … more
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THE UNITY MARCH began outside the courthouse on Jan. 16.
Unity March draws community support and honor for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
The Bradley County community gathered on Monday, Jan. 16, for the Martin Luther King Jr. Unity March through downtown Cleveland. This was the third march held downtown, the inaugural one taking place … more
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STUDENTS gathered on Friday, Jan. 13, with sponsors, leaders and teachers to present their checks for the Dillard family.
Students raise thousands for Dillard family
Through the generosity of classmates, teachers and local Rotarians from the Rotary Club of Cleveland, the Bradley Central and Walker Valley high school Interact Clubs raised $6,930 for the Dillard … more
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Cleveland City school board to discuss First Tennessee Bank building
The Cleveland City school board has called a special meeting for 8:15 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 17,  in the Administrative Office Building, where school board members will discuss interest in … more
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MAYOR D. GARY DAVIS delivered his State of The County Address to fellow members of the Kiwanis Club of Cleveland on Thursday, Jan. 12, saying, "The state of the county is very good." He added, "We have made Bradley County a place that people want to come and live in." The Cleveland Daily Banner previously covered his full State of The County remarks from Jan. 5 at the Bradley Sunrise Rotary Club.
State of the County Address
Tennessee children facing increasing mental health obstacles, domestic abuse
Tennessee's State of the Child Report, released on Jan. 11, highlights mental health challenges in children, as well increases in child abuse statewide.Children in Tennessee are experiencing mental … more
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Kiana Clark
CPD: Family of girl files missing juvenile report
The family of a 15-year-old girl, who told police she “left her home without permission and has not returned," filed a missing juvenile report on Monday, Jan. 9, according to the Cleveland Police … more
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Joe Hernandez
Lee to present Authentic Artists Workshops
Lee University’s School of Music will present The Authentic Artists Workshops Thursday through Sunday, Jan. 19-21. The three-day seminar will feature Joe Hernandez of jmh MEDIA and Dr. Maryann Kyle … more
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SPACE is at a premium at the Walter Goode Municipal Building on Worth Street in Charleston. City commissioners are looking into purchasing a new building to house city administration.
Charleston considers moving city hall
The Charleston City Commission is looking into moving city hall, relocating its administrative building from a side street to a more visible location. more
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Fire alarm recommended for county archive
The Bradley County Building and Land Committee met with the county's Emergency Management Agency, Fire-Rescue and Emergency Medical Services to discuss how to best protect the county's … more
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DR. TY STONE, president of Cleveland State Community College, spoke to Bradley Sunrise Rotary Club about her work
CSCC president speaks on the future of education in community
Dr. Ty Stone, president of Cleveland State Community College, spoke on how her own life experience has informed her approach to education as the guest speaker at the Bradley Sunrise Rotary Club on … more
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Roger Pickett
Pickett, Richardson selected for Chamber awards
Two prominent Cleveland business leaders will be honored by the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce during its 97th Annual Meeting set for Tuesday Jan. 31, at Westmore Church of God.According to … more
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Today in History 1-17-23
Today is Tuesday, Jan. 17, the 17th day of 2023. There are 348 days left in the year. more
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