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A MULTI-YEAR RESEARCH and writing project by longtime newsman and TV personality David Carroll has been finished with the publishing of "Hello Chattanooga! Famous People Who Have Visited The Tennessee Valley."
Documented history of special visitors to Tennessee Valley region available in veteran TV newsman's new book
The latest addition to the historic books about Chattanooga and the tri-state area is also one of the largest to date.“Hello Chattanooga! Famous People Who Have Visited the Tennessee Valley," … more
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BRADLEY COUNTY COMMISSION members tonight will consider a resolution opposing President Joe Biden's announced vaccine mandate which extends to 80 million private-sector workers in America and may apply through OSHA regulations to Bradley County government employees. The resolution will ask that Gov. Bill Lee, the Bradley County legislative delegation, the Tennessee General Assembly and the Tennessee Attorney General take all steps possible to oppose, protest and challenge President Biden's federal mandate. The county commission will meet tonight at 7 o'clock in the Bradley County Courthouse.
COMMISSION TO EYE ACTION OPPOSING VACCINE MANDATE
A full agenda awaits the Bradley County Commission for its voting session Monday, starting with a resolution authorizing Bradley County Mayor D. Gary Davis to execute a memorandum of understanding … more
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Redistricting changes endorsed by committee
Residents of some Bradley County civil districts will find themselves with new local government representation, as well as new voting locations, based on recommendations from the Bradley County … more
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MEGHAN MACIAS BALES, compliance and training coordinator for the BCSO Corrections Division, shows members of the Bradley County Commission’s Law Enforcement Committee the components of the newly-installed body scanner.
Body scanner installed at county jail
So far, a crack pipe, cigarettes, and a lighter are among the contraband items detected by a newly installed body scanner at the Bradley County Jail. All are items that were not detected in … more
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THIS FILE photo from March shows the newly opened $20.23 million Health and Science Center at Cleveland State Community College. On Thursday, college officials were presented a $70,085 rebate check from the Tennessee Valley Authority's EnergyRight program. CSCC President Dr. Bill Seymour said the power lines in front of the structure will be relocated underground in the coming months.
CSCC earns $71K rebate for energy upgrades
Cleveland State Community College received a hefty rebate check from the Tennessee Valley Authority’s Energy Right Program during a presentation Thursday attended by Cleveland Utilities and TVA … more
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BCSO increasing salaries to help in officer retention
Officials hope an increase in salaries will help address personnel shortages that continue to plague the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office. The Bradley County Commission’s Law Enforcement … more
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COVID-19 cases continue on downward trend
Cases of COVID-19 continue to decline in Bradley County, which now has 629 active cases as of Friday. According to the Tennessee Department of Health, Bradley County had 988 active cases of … more
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THIS PHOTO from the DDOT shows a complete street, where cyclists and pedestrians can move about safely.
BikeWalk TN Summit focuses on complete street programs
Complete streets are safe and spur economic development, according to bicycling and walking enthusiasts.Michael Kelley, policy director for BikeWalkKC in Kansas City, Mo.,  spoke about the … more
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A VERSION OF THIS PLAQUE will be placed on the side of the Jones Management Building, at the Village Green, signifying the first airplane landing on that property in 1911.
First plane landed in Cleveland 110 years ago
It was billed as “the greatest event in the history of Bradley County,” and while other happenings may have eclipsed it since then, it was definitely a historic occasion.The first plane landing … more
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Sign ups for Strut Your Mutt continue
Registration for the Strut Your Mutt fundraiser for the Family Violence Program continues, with chances to collect prizes if you have the winning doggie. And, the Cleveland Daily Banner has joined … more
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ONE OF THE GROUPS races to finish a puzzle during a portion of the Leadership Cleveland event on Thursday. From left are Kelsey Hall, Jennifer Sheely, Beth Hillner and Bernadette Douglas.
Leadership Cleveland returns after one-year hiatus
An all-out tournament of rock-paper-scissors game determined the winner of the final prize at the Leadership Cleveland kickoff event Thursday. David Parris, sales project manager at Rackley … more
Andrew Morgan announces judge candidacy
Andrew B. Morgan, Cleveland’s well-known bankruptcy and family law attorney, is seeking the Bradley County General Sessions Civil and Juvenile Court Judge seat. He will run in the Republican … more
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NOT ONLY DID T.C. Henley teach, but he also coached basketball at Templeton Hill School in the early 1950s.
T.C. Henley remembered by fellow educators
T.C. (Clancy) Henley passed away on Sunday, Sept. 26. He leaves a legacy of providing for education in Cleveland and Bradley County that spanned nearly 50 years. He also leaves behind many friends … more
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T.C. HENLEY served as a teacher, school board member, and was remembered most as a principal at several schools in the Cleveland City School system.
A daughter’s love for her father
The passing of former educator T.C. Henley brought back memories for so many who were students of his over the years. The comments made by these now adult men and women only reinforced his … more
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First U.S. Smart Factory Institute to open at VW plant
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Friday at Chattanooga’s Volkswagen plant for the first Smart Factory Institute to open in the United States.The institute will provide manufacturers with … more
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Dr. Caitlin Jones
Lee University Symphony Orchestra to Present Fall Concert
  The Lee University Symphony Orchestra, conducted by music professor Sarah Pearson, will present its fall concert on Monday, Oct. 11, at 7:30 p.m. in Pangle Hall.    The … more
Lee’s CRC to host guest lecture on the citizen as a wayfarer
  On Friday, Oct. 8, Lee University's Center for Responsible Citizenship (CRC) will welcome Dr. Brian Smith to speak on “Making Peace with the Wayfaring Life,” a discussion on how … more
HUNTER IS a loving and playful 1-year-old terrier mix who has been looking for his home for two months. He had a lot of great visitors, but it never worked out for him. Today he found his forever home with Roysi Bello. Bello met Hunter on Wednesday, and it was love at first sight. They immediately bonded and spent an hour getting to know each other. When Bello returned for her second visit, Hunter recognized her and happily greeted her in the Ark’s front room. After spending 45 minutes with Hunter, the adoption counselor approved the adoption.
At the Ark
HUNTER IS a loving and playful 1-year-old terrier mix who has been looking for his home for two months. He had a lot of great visitors, but it never worked out for him. Today he found his forever home with Roysi Bello. Bello met Hunter on Wednesday, and it was love at first sight. They immediately bonded and spent an hour getting to know each other. When Bello returned for her second visit, Hunter recognized her and happily greeted her in the Ark’s front room. After spending 45 minutes with Hunter, the adoption counselor approved the adoption. more
Hercules is a handsome lad who also goes by the name Atrayus. He came to the SPCA of Bradley County as a stray in December of 2020 and has been looking for a forever family since. At almost 5 years old, he loves to play! He would make an excellent companion for an active family who can provide him with adequate physical and mental activity, because he is always on the go. This energetic dude loves to play fetch and is a fan of anything that squeaks. He enjoys gentle hugs but mostly just wants to play. Due to his size and excitement level, he would do best in a home without small kids because he is a big goofball! He also is looking for a home where he can be king of the castle, as he would prefer to be your one and only furkid. Hercules is currently living in a foster home, so if you would like more information on him or to schedule an appointment, email bspca@gmail.com or call us at 423-790-1915. Let's find this kid a home before the end of the year!
Pets at the SPCA
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Short-term classes available at CSCC
Short-term classes available at CSCC Cleveland State Community College is offering a faster way to help students graduate quicker. This fall, students can choose from a variety of short-term classes that are flexible to anyone’s schedule. “Whether you are new to college or a continuing student, short term classes help you get ahead and step closer to achieving your academic goals.” stated Cate Green, director of Admissions, Recruitment, and High School Programs at Cleveland State Community College. These short-term classes are condensed to seven weeks with the option to take classes online or in-person. Classes are full credit courses that are offered from October to December. This fall semester classes start October 17. The following 18 courses are available to choose from: Business English, Computer Applications, Digital Forensics, Digital Fundamentals and PLCs, Electro-Pneumatic and Hydraulic Control Circuits, Fundamentals of Communication, Introduction to Business, Introduction to Sociology, Leadership Development Studies, Lifespan Development Psychology, MS Network Infrastructure, Modern American Literature, Modern Humanities, Modern World History, Principles of Macroeconomics, Religions of the World, Safe/Healthy Environments and Safety Education/First Aid/CP. For more information, call (423)473-2321 or visit our website at mycs.cc/shorterclasses. more
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