It's not unusual for a high school athlete to transfer from one local school to another for a better playing opportunity, but Bradley County gridiron teams find themselves in a strange circumstance as the new season opens Friday.
BREAKING POVERTY CYCLE
The annual drive for Shoes for Orphan Souls is entering its final two weeks, and donations are coming in better than expected, according to Lead Coordinator Bobbie Reagan. Now in its 20th year …
FLEISCHMANN REPORT
U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann told members of the Rotary Club of Cleveland Tuesday that he may be the only Tennessean serving on a congressional appropriations committee when Sen. Lamar Alexander’s …
The Cleveland-Bradley Industrial Development Board has applied for a $1 million High Impact Grant that will be used for mass grading of a 54-acre lot in Spring Branch Industrial Park.The grant …
Ankle monitoring approved; funding to come next year
Discussion of an ankle monitoring program for misdemeanor offenders left the Bradley County Commission's Finance Committee with more questions to consider in the face of a looming deadline.
Highway 60 rezoning request gets PC's OK
A contentious rezoning plan involving six properties located on Georgetown Road/Highway 60 was unanimously passed by the Cleveland Municipal Planning Commission on Tuesday.The rezoning, which was …
Unique 'QB Carousel' comes full circle
Bearettes rally for first win
After her team dropped its first five sets of the new season, veteran Bradley Central volleyball coach Christie McElhaney decided to shake things up.Three sets later, including a tie-breaker, the …
