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Foster care — Kids are not at fault
Placement in foster care often result of adults’ actions
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Lee University Flames baseball head coach Mark Brew presents a big $10,000 check to Cleveland Mayor Tom Rowland. The money comes from Military Appreciation Day sponsorships and donations to help fund a veterans park on the west end of Spring Creek. From left are Larry McDaris, director, Bradley Country Veterans Affairs; Christy Griffith, senior vice president for marketing, Bank of Cleveland; Rowland, Stan Lawson, Spring Creek; Scott Taylor, chief executive officer, Bank of Cleveland; Brew, Kay and Don Cowan, Jenkins Deli.
$10,000 given for veterans’ memorial park
Lee University Flames baseball head coach Mark Brew chose Armed Forces Day weekend to present a $10,000 check to Cleveland Mayor Tom Rowland for a veterans’ memorial park in honor of all five mili...
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Cleveland 100 to honor 1st responders
Cleveland 100 will present awards to emergency responders who have “made a difference” in the community during the past two years. The annual Cleveland 100 Awards Banquet will be held Monday at Mo...
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Banner photo, JOE CANNON FULFILLING A LIFELONG dream, recent Walker Valley graduate Caleb Longley, seated center, signed scholarship papers to play baseball for Cleveland State. Flanked by his parents Angie and Steve Longley, also present at the celebration were, standing from left, WVHS assistant football coach Ken Johnson, WVHS Principal Danny Coggin, WVHS head football coach Glen Ryan, WVHS assistant baseball coach Dustin McPherson, Jeremy Poston, WVHS head baseball coach Joe Shamblin, WVHS AD Mike Turner and CSCC head coach Mike Policastro.
Longley fulfilling lifelong dream
It’s been a while since the Longley name has been associated with Cleveland State baseball, but with the signing of recent Walker Valley graduate Caleb Longley it is hoped the combination will onc...
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Photo by ERNIE HARRIS MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE signee Atarah Abdullah-Muhammad will lead a large contingent of Cleveland High athletes to participate in the TSSAA State Track and Field Meet this week in Murfreesboro.
Local tracksters head to TSSAA State Meet
Following an exciting Section 2-AAA meet this past Tuesday, qualifying area high school track and field athletes are ready to make the two-hour yearly pilgrimage to Murfreesboro for this year’s Spr...
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Banner Photo, JOYANNA WEBER REACH ADULT HIGH SCHOOL graduate Russell Callahan accepts his diploma from Bradley County Board of Education Chairman Charlie Rose and Bradley County Virtual Schools coordinator Rachael Wilson.
Bradley County has 4 graduates in its first Virtual School class
The first class of graduates from Bradley County Virtual School walked across the stage to receive their high school diplomas on Friday. This was the first year Bradley County Schools offered the...
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