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Legislation would change annexation
City planner: Bill would impact City Council operation

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Calhoun restarts line for newsprint
Beginning next week, the local newspaper will quite literally have an even more local feel. The paper — or newsprint as it is referred to in the industry — will once again be produced at the Resolu...

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SACS starts city school assessments
An AdvancED Systems Accreditation External Review committee from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools will begin its survey of the Cleveland city school system today. Supervisor of Prof...

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Now That’s Rich: ‘Cincinnati Jones’ and the Vols — take two
“One of the goals of going into the offseason is we, make no mistake about it, we must become a much stronger football team and football program, not just physically but mentally.” — UT head footba...

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WALKER VALLEY softball coach Lauren Limburg talks with a group of her girls during their 50-inning Blue and Gold game at Larry Haney Field on Saturday. Banner photo, SARALYN NORKUS

Spring seasons start Monday
The first official day of spring might still be a week and a half away on the calendar, but Monday marks the start of the area high schools’ spring sports. The TSSAA spring sports season will get g...

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NATIONAL PARK SERVICE Landscape designer Steve Burns Chavez explains what he envisions for an interpretive experience for historic Fort Cass, present day Charleston. Banner photo, GREG KAYLOR

Concept plan for Fort Cass trail unveiled
Stakeholders and others were pleased with the outcome of a National Park Service presentation and vision for the future of the historic Fort Cass Trail of Tears National Historic Trail concept plan...

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CRIME LOG »

Copper thefts investigated

Multiple thefts reported, investigations continue

Brushfire battled in Charleston

THREE PLANES fly over the Cleveland Regional Jetport while in formation during Saturday’s Youth Aviation Day. Banner photo, HOWARD PIERCE

Tuskegee Airman: History speaks at Jetport event

by JOYANNA LOVE Banner Senior Staff Writer

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Tuskegee Airman Wilbur Mason gave history a face and a name Saturday as part of Youth Aviation Adventures day at the Cleveland Regional Jetport. “I am what you call an original Tuskegee,” the 88-ye...