Cleveland State enrollment leaders for second straight year
Cleveland State Strikes Again, Enrollment Leaders For Second Straight Year
Record crowd turns out for Cowpea Festival
This was a record-shattering year for Charleston's International Cowpea Festival and Cook-Off, which was presented by Bush Brothers and Company. …
The need for broadband access continues to be an area of concern for Bradley County residents.
Charleston seeks annexation input
Charleston City Commission members are still talking annexation, and took steps in a recent action to get non-residents involved.
Task Force explores ways to sustain free Wi-Fi access
At first glance, bridging the digital divide would seem a simple task for a school system or a city seeking to ensure all of its students have access to the internet in their homes.
Tennova CEO shares list of recent and future hospital improvements
J.T. Barnhart, CEO of Tennova Healthcare-Cleveland, has been working with the local hospital system since April and is now overseeing several improvements “to ensure more people can stay in …
New bill bans vapor products in areas frequented by children
Three local leaders attended a ceremonial bill signing this week in Nashville where Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee marked the enactment of a new law prohibiting the use of vaping products in certain areas …
Vols defeat the Mocs
KNOXVILLE (AP) — Tennessee got some desperately needed momentum just in time for the start of Southeastern Conference competition.
Jarrett Guarantano threw three first-half touchdown passes …
Raiders hold off Trojans
SODDY-DAISY — The Blue Raiders got the win. More precisely, the Blue Raiders' defense made sure Cleveland High School got the win.
