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Vietnam veterans honored and remembered

On Saturday, March 25, the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 81  and Ocoee Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution honored those who served during the Vietnam War, as …
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Cleveland's homage to hot slaw and art set for Saturday

All together now! Hot! Hot! Hot! Hot! … Slawwww! … Hot! Hot! Hot!If that refrain seems familiar, it's from the Dexter Thomas Band's version of Donna Summer's '80s disco hit "Hot Stuff," which …

Lee University to present Holsinger tribute concert

Lee University will present “Holsinger Conducts Holsinger,” a concert celebrating David Holsinger’s career as a composer and conductor.Starting at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, April 14, in the Conn …

People’s Choice voting underway for TVFCU’s $175,000 Idea Leap Grant

Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union is asking for the public to choose one People’s Choice finalist in each regional Idea Leap Grant — the credit union’s annual program that awards funds to local entrepreneurs.

Jail Dockets 3-30-23

The following information was gathered solely from the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office. This list includes individuals who are, or have been, incarcerated in the Justice Center, and can include arrests made by the BCSO, the Cleveland Police Department, the Charleston Police Department, Tennessee Highway Patrol, Drug Task Force and other local law enforcement agencies.

City Council praises state champs

Cleveland Mayor Kevin Brooks declared Monday, March 27, as Cleveland High School Blue Raider’s Wrestling Day in honor of the school’s boys’ and girls’ wrestling teams who swept the TSSAA …
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    • Check Into Cash Player of the Week 3-20

      Congratulations to Cleveland High baseball standout Cutter Womack on being named the Check Into Cash Player of the Week. The junior …

    • Golf Cougars take 3rd

      RICHMOND, Ky. — Cleveland State's golf team traveled to the Bluegrass State and finishrd of 11 teams at the Alice Lloyd College Men’s Spring …

    • Lady Cougars take three from Motlow

      Cleveland State finished the four game series with Motlow State on Monday, winning a doubleheader 7-3 and 10-1 giving them the series win three …

    • Cougars sweep Motlow, double up Bama boys

      Follwing up their TCCAA baseball series win over Motlow State, Cleveland State played host to Wallace State (Ala.) Community College-Hanceville …

    • Soccer Bears maul Owls

      OOLTEWAH — Bradley Central opened the District 5-AAA boys soccer race a convincing victory over Ooltewah, on the Owls home pitch Tuesday.The …

    • Lee linksters earn runner-up trophies

      Both nationally-ranked Lee University golf squads hit the road for early week tournaments, each returning home with runner-up trophies.The No. …

    • WV netters take 3-of-4 matches

      The Walker Valley tennis teams began a three-match week splitting with region rival East Hamilton Monday, before sweeping District 5-AA cohort …

    • Bears, Raiders split district series

      After suffering their first District 5-4A loss of the season to archrival Cleveland Monday at home, Bradley Central responded by out slugging …

    • Bearettes split early week games

      Bradley Central split a couple of games to start the week, falling to state-ranked Silverdale Baptist Academy before improving to 2-0 in …

    • Bradley netters split with Rhea

      Bradley Central's net squads went across the river to Rhea County for District 5-AA action Tuesday and came back after a hard-fought split.The …

    • Mustangs bounce back to buck Tribe

      After a tough home loss to District 5-4A leader McMinn County Monday, Walker Valley gained some revenge  by  galloping past the Tribe on their …

    • CCS tames Feisty Fillies

      After a dozen scoreless at bats, Chattanooga Christian exploded for five runs in the top of the seventh to hand Walker Valley a stunning …

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Bettye Jo Lattimore Berry Yesterday at 4:13 PM Curtis Creed Harris Yesterday at 4:07 PM Marvin Walker Yesterday at 4:06 PM Richard ‘Rich’ Gale Cook Friday, March 24 James Carl (Carl, Jimp, Jim, Firehead) Davis Friday, March 24
Lynda Denham Friday, March 24 Danny Joe Godfrey Friday, March 24 James Edward Rhoades Friday, March 24 Virginia Jo Woody Friday, March 24 Dr. Ronald Keith Hines Wednesday, March 22
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100 years of filmmaking in Tennessee

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2023 marks the 100th anniversary of the first feature film shot in Tennessee, and a lot has changed within "the seventh art" over the past hundred years.With films transitioning from the silent era …

Hints from Heloise: Drizzle chocolate without the mess

2 days ago

Dear Readers: Here's an easy way to melt semi-sweet chocolate chips, to use as frosting for a cake or as decorations on cookies. Keep the chips in the bag they come in, place the bag into a bowl of hot water and knead until the chips are melted. Then, just cut a small hole across one corner of the bag and drizzle the chocolate right from the bag onto the cookies or cake. No mess to clean up. — Heloise

Dear Annie: DNA site sparks fresh family drama

2 days ago
Dear Annie: I have a family estrangement issue. It all started when a 44-year-old woman contacted my older brother on a DNA site. I immediately wrote her and acknowledged paternity and expressed a strong desire to establish a long-term relationship. She seems to be a very nice person.

More than $60K raised for CF Foundation at 65 Roses/Great Strides

3 days ago
More than 500 people participated in the Great Strides/65 Roses walk/run event this weekend, raising more than $60,000 for cystic fibrosis research.This was the 22nd year the event has been held …
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