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READY TO OBSERVE its third year, the "Mother and Son Extravaganza" is scheduled for this Saturday. Sponsored by Family Cornerstones, the event is an opportunity for mothers and sons and celebrate the tribute to love surrounding Valentine's Day. The event will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. at Keith Street Ministries. Admission is $5 per family, and the public is invited. Proceeds will support family programming provided by Family Cornerstones.
'Mother and Son Extravaganza' set Saturday
A "Mother and Son Extravaganza" hosted by Family Cornerstones will be held on Saturday, Feb. 16, as a continuing observance of Valentine's Day, according to an announcement by Chrissy Pugh, … more
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Dan Howell
Legislators eye oversight boards, education, IDs
Legislation to govern community oversight boards, Gov. Bill Lee’s rollout of a plan to build access to vocational and technical training, changes to Tennessee’s driver’s licenses and a fire … more
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Dr. Sun Min Kim will give a recital on Monday, 7:30 p.m., in the Squires Recital Hall on the Lee University campus. He will lead a piano masterclass on Tuesday, 4 p.m.
Kim to continue Lee’s Fine Art Series
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BALLET MAGNIFICAT! to open spring U-Church Series on Feb. 17, 7:30 p.m., in the Conn Center.
Ballet Magnificat! to open spring U-Church series at Lee
Lee University will open its spring U-Church series with the Ballet Magnificat! troupe on Sunday, Feb. 17, at 7:30 p.m. in the Conn Center. The troupe will perform an original ballet, titled … more
CONSTRUCTION WORKERS have been busy with preliminary site work for the new Racetrac fuel distribution center on 25th Street in Cleveland. The upscale prototype store will be located where the old Raceway convenience store has been for years, just to the west of the Cleveland Daily Banner (in the background).
2 businesses on 25th Street undergo changes
In spite of public rumors — some spread by social media, some otherwise — the Cleveland Daily Banner office building is not expanding, moving, renovating or remodeling, but its 25th Street … more
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Lee U Theatre to present 'This Random World'
Lee University Theatre will present “This Random World,” a play written by Steven Dietz, from Feb. 15-21 and 23 at 7:30 p.m. in the Buzz Oates Black Box Theatre, located in Lee’s Communication … more
Jared Fuller
Sheriff's Office seeking missing teen boys
The Bradley County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public’s help in locating two runaway juveniles.Jared Fuller, 16, was last seen wearing a black jacket and jeans. He is 6 feet, 3 inches tall … more
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VALLEY VIEW RURITAN CLUB members donate 10 “Rudy Bears" to the Bradley County Sheriff's Office. BCSO deputies will be handing out the bears to children they serve. From left are Ruritan Vice President Ralph Mason; Capt. Jon Collins; Ruritan President Barbara Mason; Lt. Tim Mason; and Sheriff Steve Lawson.
Valley View Ruritan donates Rudy Bears
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Westside Ruritan's February program speakers were Amy Madison and Kim Hackney of Hospice of Chattanooga. Hospice of Chattanooga's care is family focused, and they understand that caring for a loved one with medical needs can be demanding and stressful for everyone involved. In addition to meeting the patient's medical needs, their staff works very hard to treat the emotional and spiritual needs of the patient's loved ones, too. In addition to a very informative presentation of the services offered, many volunteer opportunities, in both the Cleveland and Chattanooga areas, were discussed. From left are Robyn Westmoreland, secretary; Pat Mulcahy, president; Pam McClanahan of Hospice; Madison; Kim Hackney; Joyce Johnson, treasurer; Amelia Mulcahy, member; and Kelly Mulcahy, vice president.
Westside Ruritan meeting
After seeing Bandit, a 4-year-old beagle, on the Ark’s social media, Jolee Keefer came to visit him. She returned several times and spent bonding time with Bandit to make sure he was a good fit. Adam came with her and the couple made Bandit one of their fur kids.
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