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Tennessee Titans running back Dexter McCluster catches a pass during training camp Saturday, in Nashville. AP photo

Titans hope winners helps turnaround
NASHVILLE (AP) — Finding his locker parked in the middle of the defensive backs left linebacker Wesley Woodyard feeling nervous as he joined the Titans. A defensive captain in Denver, Woodyard wasn...

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June’s utility sales drop
‘Dog Days’ should help

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A GROUP OF HOMEOWNERS who have partnered with Habitat for Humanity of Cleveland for their own American Dream of quality, decent housing are organizing a “Carnival and Sing-Off” fundraiser at Oak Grove Elementary School on Saturday, Aug. 2. All proceeds will support future Habitat homebuilds. From left are Carley Whaley and her son Isaiah Whaley; Stephanie, Kathy and Chris Locke; and Mindie and Wesley Freeman. Contributed photo

Habitat owners giving back with home fundraiser
Several future homeowners who are partnering with Habitat for Humanity of Cleveland are organizing a “Carnival and Sing-Off” event to raise money for the organization. Unlike most of Habitat’s fund...

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The Men’s Club Championship wrapped up Sunday at Cleveland Country Club. Pat Marcrom, left, won the Senior Flight championship with a two-day total of 145. Dylan Lillard, right, won the Championship Flight in a three-way playoff with a total 149.

Marcrom, Lillard claim CCC championships
The Cleveland Country Club Men’s Championship had a three-way tie atop the Championship Flight leaderboard at the end of the 36 holes of regulation, forcing a playoff to decide the winner, but the ...

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Payne displays strong swimming prowess
During last year’s long course season, Cleveland’s very own swimming phenom Grayson Payne set a goal for herself: to make the 11-12 Girls Zone team and compete in the Southern Zone Age Group Champi...

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JUSTIN DECKARD stands with his three daughters, 10-year-old Kacelyn and 9-year-old twins Jasmine and Kylie, outside of the Family Promise of Bradley County office. The family recently graduated from homelessness to their own place through the nonprofit’s program. Banner photo, DELANEY WALKER

Dad, daughters graduate from Family Promise
Justin Deckard and his three daughters experienced firsthand the generosity of a community focused on lending a helping hand through involvement with Family Promise of Bradley County. The single fa...

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CRIME LOG »

Fires and fraud reported

Thieves hit churches’ HVAC units; $500 reward offered for information

Motorcyle hits I-75 exit ramp barrier, couple hurt

School-bound, tax-free!

by RICK NORTON Associate Editor

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Annual Tennessee Sales Tax Holiday starts Friday