CAMPER CHACE HARRIS adds blocks of code to complete his program during the Android Applications design camp at Lee University. Banner photos, JOYANNA WEBER
Middle schoolers go ‘app’ in camp
Middle school students got their first taste of software programming during the recent Lee University Andriod Applications camp. Students started out modifying and building onto existing programs w...
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YOUNG MEMBERS of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Cleveland’s Tucker Unit watch their recently created lava lamp in awe. The boys took turns adding the necessary liquids, fluorescent orange paint and seltzer tablets. Banner photos, DELANEY WALKER
BGCC shifts approach to education
A group of young boys crowds around a table, eyes focused on the Tumbler cup. Several take turns adding clear liquid with a look of concentration across their faces. Finally, the fluorescent oran...
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Rachel Boggs
Rachel Boggs’ future plans are two-fold: CPA by day, then a photo bug by night
Rachel Boggs is equally comfortable calculating complex budget figures as looking for new ways to artfully frame scenes beyond her camera’s lens. The 21-year-old Lee University accounting major is...
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Lawrence rolls in 4th ace
Local golfer Ben Lawrence added to his collection of aces with his fourth hole in one last week at Waterville Gol Course. Lawrence used a 9-iron to cover the 120-yard distance on No. 10. The feat w...
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Local Notes
BASEBALL CSCC BASEBALL CAMPS Cleveland State Baseball Coach Mike Policastro will conduct the Youth Hitting Camp June 17-19 from 9-11:30 a.m. The camp will be for ages 8-16 at a cost of $60 and incl...
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AN AMERICAN FLAG given to Renfro Corporation by the U.S. Marine Corps in thanks for a donation of its products to a nonprofit organization called Socks for Heroes flies outside Cleveland’s Renfro facility. Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG
U.S. Marine Corps honors Renfro; flag now flying high at local plant
The Cleveland Renfro Corporation plant, along with the company’s four other facilities and corporate office, has been honored by the U.S. Marine Corps in thanks for sending some of its products to ...
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    • CLEVELAND LIONS CLUB recently hosted a special presentation by State Rep. Kevin Brooks, center, R-Cleveland who represents the 24th Legislative District. Here, Brooks receives a special gift from longtime Lions Club member George Martin, right, who hosted Brooks’ visit as program chairman. At left is Buell Connell, local Lions Club president. Banner photos, RICK NORTON
    CLEVELAND LIONS CLUB recently hosted a special presentation by State Rep. Kevin Brooks, center, R-Cleveland who represents the 24th Legislative District. Here, Brooks receives a special gift from longtime Lions Club member George Martin, right, who hosted Brooks’ visit as program chairman. At left is Buell Connell, local Lions Club president. Banner photos, RICK NORTON
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    ‘What’s right with America?’ Rep. Kevin Brooks says answer is ‘Tennessee’
    by RICK NORTON, Associate Editor
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    When asked by Cleveland Lions Club program chairman George Martin to speak on the theme “What’s Right With America?” state Rep. Kevin Brooks took a gentle sidestep by paring it down to a subject he...
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