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MEMBERS OF THE Col. Benjamin Cleveland statue committee included Van Deacon, Claude Hardison, Phil Newman, Dave Hicks, Tommy McLain, Stan Evans, Bob George, Dave Whaley, Joe Brock, Bill Hamilton, James Stone, Lynn Freeman and members from the parks and recreation department.
Umberger, Datz receive SAR medals
On May 9 the Col. Benjamin Cleveland Charter of the sons of the American Revolution held its monthly meeting at the Elks Club. SAR President Van Deacon called the meeting to order, Chaplain Eddie C...
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LIFE BRIDGES recently named an entrance on its campus in honor of dedicated lifetime employees. One entrance is named for Martha Whaley Sermons. Photo on left, from left, are Harriett Whaley, sister; Charlene Carter, daughter; Latrice Whaley, friend; Merle Johnson, sister; and Adonia Latham, niece.
Life Bridges names entrances for Sermons, Ownby
Life Bridges has named two entrances on the main campus in honor of dedicated lifetime employees. Bobbie Ownby began work with Life Bridges in 1976. Joining her at the agency was her husband, Don. ...
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DISPLAYING THEIR “HELPING SCHOOLS” license plates and support for local education are members of the Bradley/Cleveland Public Education Foundation Executive Committee. Standing, from left, were Art Rhodes, Don Lorton, Sherry Brown, John Haile, Vanessa Hammond, Matt Bentley and Rodney Fitzgerald. Seated in the Mini-Cooper, from left front, were Chari Buckner, Johnny McDaniel, Steve Robinson and Rebecca McIntire. Executive Committee members unavailable for the photo were Keith Barrett, Ron Braam, Brenda Lawson, Martin Ringstaff and Jim Williams.
Education foundation shows support for new license plates
The Executive Committee of the Bradley/Cleveland Public Education Foundation is demonstrating support for local schools with new license plates on their automobiles. Driving support for our local...
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Reader’s Choice balloting in final 4 days
Voted yet? Plenty have, but there’s still time for those who haven’t marked their ballots in Reader’s Choice 2013, the Cleveland Daily Banner’s annual salute to Bradley County favorites. Deadline f...
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I See by the Banner 5-17
Union Grove Church of Christ, 4889 Bates Pike S.E., will have a clothing giveaway Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. ——— Decoration Day will be held at Johnston Cemetery in Meigs County, Sunday. The bu...
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Carmen Davis, seated, third from right, retired Thursday after 25 years with the Church of God as a graphics designer. Davis worked five years at Pathway Press and 20 years at Church of God World Missions. She is the niece of the late Henry and Violet Stoppe, who were missionaries to Haiti, Jamaica West Indies and Bermuda. Several friends helped Davis celebrate retirement at lunch at Angela’s Homestyle Cooking on APD 40. Banner photo, DAVID DAVIS
Carmen Davis retires after 25 years
Carmen Davis, seated, third from left, retired Thursday after 25 years with the Church of God as a graphics designer. Davis worked five years at Pathway Press and 20 years at Church of God World Mi...
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STACKED STONE and vinyl siding make up the facade of this featured Home of the Week at 112 Silver Springs. Banner photos, GREG KAYLOR
Energy Star features used in Silver Springs Trail house
This beautiful “Home of the Week” in Silver Springs is a multilevel home in the Craftsman style and loaded with features, including one of its main selling points, energy efficiency. With over 35 ...
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It’s a Special Day For...
Lynn Rice, Tanner Lane, Bryan Burger, Raymond Bekkevold, Demetra Tommey, Robin Smith, Debra Bigge-Holloran, Codie Womack, Alan Holt, Amanda Stephenson, Lyndsay Lewis, Shane Strickland, Bill Taylor,...
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I see by the Banner
The Church of Jesus Christ, 800 Benton Pike N.E., will have a yard sale, Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. to help sponsor the Teen Worship Team. For more information, call Destiny Sweeney at 423-584-...
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Church Activities
The Rev. James Scott will minister at Community Hall Church, 1305 6th St. S.E., Sunday at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.
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THE POOL is empty at Mosby Park now, but it is being prepared for the summer. The Cleveland Parks and Recreation Department plans to have all of the pools and recreation areas ready for residents by Memorial Day.
Mosby Park Pool
THE POOL is empty at Mosby Park now, but it is being prepared for the summer. The Cleveland Parks and Recreation Department plans to have all of the pools and recreation areas ready for residents ...
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Lottery Numbers
NASHVILLE (AP) — These lotteries were drawn Wednesday: Tennessee Cash 3 Evening: 4-8-1, Lucky Sum: 13 Cash 3 Midday: 4-6-4, Lucky Sum: 14 Cash 4 Evening: 5-6-6-6, Lucky Sum: 23 Cash 4 Midday: 6-4-...
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Charleston officer stops suspect in burglary case
Charleston Police Department’s officer David Spandau notified Bradley County authorities Wednesday after he spotted a vehicle which law enforcement had been looking for in connection with two rece...
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Russell Brown’s trial to open on Tuesday
Officials with the Bradley County Criminal Court said trial is set to begin Tuesday for a man accused of a murdering his longtime friend. The murder was reportedly committed in the early morning h...
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Tarver Distributing CEO Gloria Tarver and President Ross Tarver present a check for $5,000 to the Charleston-Calhoun-Hiwassee Historical Society. From left front are Ross Tarver, Gloria Tarver, CCHHS Past President Faye Callaway and the Chamber’s CVB Vice President and CCHHS Development Chair Melissa Woody. In back are CCHHS Treasurer Darlene Goins and CCHHS President Joe Bryan.
Tarver Distributing supports Heritage project
Leading up to the Friday’s grand opening of the Hiwassee River Heritage Center Phase I, Tarver Distributing presented $5,000 to the Charleston-Calhoun-Hiwassee Historical Society in support of the ...
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