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Twenty-one graduates walked the stage to receive their high school equivalency diplomas during Cleveland State Community College’s Adult Education Program Commencement held on Tuesday, Oct. 17.

Funding from Bradley Countys Opioid Abatement fund allows for area organizations to apply for funding which will help educate, prevent or care for those who may or previously have had

When abuse survivors and victims of other crimes enter the south conference room at the 10th Judicial District Attorney’s Office to meet with prosecutors, they may notice the space’s doorway

Amid concerns of inadequate funding for 911 dispatch as the the community continues to see growth, the Bradley County Commission was paid a visit this week by someone who may

Tennessee state Rep. Kevin Raper, (R-Cleveland), presented a proclamation to declare Constitution Week on Sept. 17-23, to mark the 236th anniversary of the drafting on the constitution of the United

During a town hall held at the PIE Innovation Center on Thursday, Aug. 31, Tennessee state Rep. Kevin Raper (R-Cleveland) said the Tennessee General Assembly’s rancorous special legislative session was

Tennessee state Rep. Kevin Raper (R-Cleveland) and state Sen. J. Adam Lowe (R-Calhoun) agree that while passing legislation to improve mental health services will help stem gun violence, the scarcity

Committed to steel and positioned along South Lee Highway, WNBA player Rhyne Howards name is now a permanent fixture in Cleveland.

Kroger’s Central Fill facility will bring 140 jobs to Cleveland and Bradley County, paying between $40,500 and $107,000, according to Doug Berry, vice president of economic development at the Cleveland/Bradley

A sign honoring Rhyne Howard, a graduate of Bradley Central High School and a WNBA player for the Atlanta Dream, will be unveiled Wednesday, Aug. 23.