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Hunter’s String Theory to present Kapilow, Hristova and Chien
On Thursday, Feb. 9, Rob Kapilow will headline the next installment of String Theory with his innovative classical music program, “What Makes It Great?” He will be joined by violinist Bella Hrist...

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‘Eat. Move. Grow United.’ Campaign takes aim at obesity
Lee University’s Bateman Team is joining with United Way of Bradley County and many of its agencies and programs in “Eat. Move. Grow United.” This campaign is helping to fight childhood obesity b...

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BCEA joins TEA in calling for changes in teacher evaluations
The Bradley County Education Association is in support of changes suggested by the Tennessee Education Association to the current evaluation system. TEA is calling for the number of evaluations an...

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Family increases efforts to find missing Brantley
It’s been more than 2 1/2 years since Cleveland resident Marsha Brantley disappeared. On Friday, James F. Logan announced he will be representing the family in an attempt to help find answers to ...

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Averitt Express associates provide gift to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Averitt Express associates have once again provided a substantial monetary gift to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Averitt Cares for kids recently presented St. Jude with a donation of $400,...

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Cigliano, Wilson to join Old Timers HOF
Two more inductees have been named for the annual Old Timers Hall of Fame Banquet scheduled for Saturday, March 24, at the Museum Center at Five Points. The annual banquet, set for 6 p.m., is spon...

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THE CMS DANCE TEAM RAIDERETTEES recently competed at the heritage Five Star Dance Invitational. From front left are Sarah Emily Sentell, Emma Brusky, Courtney Hamilton, Jessica Johnson, Anna Craig and Cassie Jones. Second row, from left, are Riley Calandrino, Teya Kelsey, Madison Eschenbrenner, Maya Sharma and Makya Davis. Third row, from left, are Joeli Poole, Taylar Hooker, Gabrielle Thornton, Ashley Hamilton, Jessica Davis and Blaire Brooks. Fourth row, from left, are Teya Dyer, Breanna Long, Madeline Hoops, Josey McCluskey, Adria Smith, Taylor Allison, Emma Waddel, and Chloe Baggett. Also present for the competition, but not for the picture, was Elizabeth Owens.

CMS Dance wins event
The Cleveland Middle School Junior Varsity and Varsity Dance Teams attended the Heritage Five Star Dance Invitational in Ringgold, Ga., on Jan. 28, bringing home five first-place finishes. The Jun...

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At a recent event at Panera Bread are Tommy Lee Bedwell, president Tennessee Deaf-Blind Association; Dr. La-Juan Stout, Lee University professor; and Gordon Meyer, Maryville College. Dark clothes were worn to provide a solid background for signing. Photos courtesy of Leba Dawkins

Do deaf people joke around?
At Panera Bread on a recent Saturday, I got to meet some of East Tennessee’s more esteemed speakers of American Sign Language. It was a wonderful mixture of interpreters, teachers, social wor...

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JERRY REDMAN, executive director of Second Life Chattanooga, a coalition organization against human trafficking, spoke to the Cleveland Media Association Friday. Terri Self, not pictured, also is an executive director of this organization. Banner photo, LUCIE R. WILLSIE

Second Life targets human trafficking
Jerry Redman of Second Life Chattanooga shared how media coverage has helped the organization promote its cause. He was the speaker Friday at the Cleveland Media Association monthly meeting. S...

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FORMER CLEVELAND and Bradley County educator Jim Finley fulfilled a lifelong dream recently when he and his wife, Ve, visited the island nation of Cuba. Finley holds a small metal car made out of a beverage can that he purchased in Cuba. Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS

Finleys take dream trip to Cuba
Jim Finley, a retired Cleveland and Bradley County educator, has finally reached a childhood dream. He also has more than 30 years’ experience in the hardware business on top of his classroom accom...

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Who Are You Going To Call? – A Composite
The deputy is dispatched to a subdivision where a suspicious vehicle is backed up to a house two doors away from the caller. The caller knows the residents that live there are out of town. The ...

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Barrueco to perform at Lee Thursday
Lee University will host internationally renowned guitarist Manuel Barrueco Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Dixon Center as a guest for Lee’s Presidential Concert Series. During three decades of conc...

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TAJELA RICHARDSON rushes to beat her dad, Greg Richardson, in an addition-subtraction puzzle during Tuesday night’s Math Night at E.L. Ross School. The Creative Discovery Museum put on the program. Banner Photo, LARRY C. BOWERS

Math Night
E.L. Ross sponsors fun family activities

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Jim Smith is candidate for 4th District Commission seat
Jim Smith has announced his candidacy to represent the 4th District on the Bradley County Commission. Smith said, “ For eight years I worked to represent the citizens in the 4th District. When re-...

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I see by the Banner
The Calico Squares, a local group of square dancing enthusiasts, meet at the Garden Plaza of Cleveland, 3500 Keith St. N.W., every second and fourth Tuesday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. For more informat...

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