Banner photo, DANIEL GUY
Banner photo, DANIEL GUY
THE LATE J. L. CROSS, a U.S. Army veteran whose home was destroyed by an EF2 tornado near the midnight hour on Easter Sunday, was honored at the dedication of his new home two weeks ago. Sadly, Cross passed away only days before the ribbon-cutting ceremony; however, construction on the house was completed in time for Cross to live there for a few days prior to his passing. Family members and other loved ones set up this tribute display inside the house for the day of the dedication.
Banner file photo, DANIEL GUY
DR. PAUL CONN, 34-year president of Lee University who now serves as the school's chancellor, was named "Person of the Year" during Thursday's Community First Awards virtual ceremony.
Photo courtesy, CAMERON FISHER
A GROUP of duck sculptures awaits placement along the Cleveland/Bradley Greenway after arriving at Tinsley Park Wednesday afternoon. Cleveland Department of Public Works crews are now installing the "Ducks in a Row" exhibit along the greenway.
Banner photo, TIM SINIARD
JULIE DRENNAN, a volunteer with SPCA of Bradley County, receives a kiss from Thatcher, a male mixed boxer, during a stop to admire "Duckter W. Constructor," a duck sculpture painted by Gina Simpson and sponsored by Wright Brothers Construction. Drennon takes Thatcher for a walk on the greenway once a week. He is available for adoption from the SPCA.
Banner photo, TIM SINIARD
CREED HICKS, an employee with the Cleveland Public Works Department, stands next to a duck sculpture after affixing it to a concrete base near the Cleveland/Bradley County Greenway's entrance at Ocoee Crossing.
Photo courtesy, TARA BROWN
TARA BROWN, a member of the Greenway Public Arts Committee, poses with 21 duck sculptures which were bound for the Cleveland/Bradley County Greenway on Wednesday. The painted fiberglass duck sculptures are part of the "Ducks in a Row" project spearheaded by the committee to strengthen the unity of the business community, as well as local artists.
