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Bradley County exempted from liquor tax legislation
The Tennessee General Assembly passed a bill addressing liquor-by-the-drink tax distribution on Thursday, the final day of the legislative session. However, both Bradley and Hamilton counties have ...

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Workhouse group asks for project proposals
Davis, Kienlen to file requests

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County explains changes in math
The Bradley County Schools system will soon be changing how its high school students learn math. Beginning this fall, students will be taking new courses that will combine the mathematical discipli...

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BRADLEY CENTRAL first base coach Ray Stephens waves Chandler Duggan around first on his way to third with a triple in the bottom of the third against White County in the Trojan Classic Thursday at BCHS. Banner photo, RICHARD ROBERTS

Bears ward off Warriors
Bradley Central got just what it needed from Brandon Thompson off the mound and just enough offense to walk away with a 3-2 win over White County Thursday night in the Bears’ Trojan Classic opener....

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Player of the Week 4-18
Congratulations to Bradley Central’s Ty King for being selected as the Check Into Cash Player of the Week. The junior pitcher has thrown in 9 games so far this season and boasts a 4-0 record. The B...

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CSCC STUDENTS came together to help in casualty disaster training. Here, a group portraying victims with minor injuries is kept calm with the practice of communication from the students. Banner photo, HOWARD PIERCE

CSCC students learn preparation in mock disaster
Students wailed for help as others worked to figure out how to help at a mock emergency event at Cleveland State Community College on Thursday. The third annual multidisciplinary disaster simulatio...

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CRIME LOG »

Domestic call unfolds into pursuit; two charged with evading, drug possession

Custer is charged in burglaries

Vandals do $2,300 in damage

BEN WILLIAMS celebrates Run Now Relay reaching 745 miles on the 1,075-mile journey from Cleveland to Boston. Williams, an environmental and physical science teacher at Cleveland High School, has a lot of support coming from classes throughout the school. Over the past couple of days, Run Now Relay participants have been battling the weather and in some instances road conditions. Contributed photo

‘War with the road’

by BEN WILLIAMS Run Now Relay Runner

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Our Run Now Relay family has been on the road for five days now. We have covered over half of our distance of our goal, the Boston Marathon finish line. Days and nights are blending together as mos...