Nov 10, 2007 | Christ Community Music
Avalon Welcomes New Member Jeremi Richardson, Ninth Studio Album In...
“I first saw the group on tour with Crystal Lewis my sophomore year of college. It was that same evening I made the decision to pursue a singing career. I am so honored to be part of the group and look forward to what the future holds for Avalon.”
KOCH/KOSMOS BAND THE MYRIAD GARNERS HIGHEST VOTES AND IS ONE OF THE TOP 6 FINALISTS... -- Slanted Records group JUMP5 will be giving fans a Christmas... Aussie-grown Hillsong United will re-release its ... via Christ Community Music
Lastra recalls difficulty of learning English
“I didn't have the money so I had to do something else.”
By DAVID DAVIS Managing Editor Published November 05, 2007 11:07 AM EDT "You cannot go to school in Mexico without paying money to learn English," Rafael Lastra said recently during a meeting of the Ocoee ... via Cleveland Daily Banner
YMCA Fires Those Involved With Nooses
“Racism is still alive in America today, even though some people refuse to believe things are happening”
New details on the hangman's nooses found at the YMCA in Cleveland. It's a story FOX 61 broke last week. via FOX 61 TV
“I dont have a problem with it”
When your home is the open road, where do you register to vote? A total of 286 people who live full-time in their recreational vehicles were dropped from the voter rolls in one Tennessee county over the past ... via KVML
One Charge In Murder Case Dropped
“I rolled him over and held him, tried to pick him up in my lap. He tried to sputter, but he coughed up blood.”
A felony charge connected to a murder is dropped in Bradley County courts this morning. via WTVC Chattanooga
Feasibility study gets CU directors' nod
“This is an important piece of equipment”
Survey to look at cable television, Internet and telephone services By LARRY C. BOWERS Banner Staff Writer Published October 31, 2007 10:34 AM EDT Cleveland Utilities' board of directors approved a ... via Cleveland Daily Banner
“All the apprehensions thus far have gone off without a hitch”
Billy Lovingood's life was anything but glamorous. The 51-year-old milked cows for a living on an East Tennessee dairy farm. via The Tennessean
6 longtime Tenn. fugitives captured in "Clean Sweep"
Six longtime prison escapees were caught today in the early stages of an operation to reduce the number of Tennessee fugitives. via WAAY-TV Huntsville
Sign ordinance: City hopes awareness will reduce clutter
“There are some signs that were installed while we were in court because our ordinance was ruled unenforceable”
By David Davis Managing Editor Published October 25, 2007 12:45 PM EDT City codes enforcement officers hope educating the public will help curb the proliferation of illegal signs along city streets before they ... via Cleveland Daily Banner
Council Considers Move into 21st Century
“This goes to show our staff is a good steward of our money - of the taxpayers' money”
Council Considers Move into 21st Century by Daniel Brantley To kick off the Monday City Council meeting, a Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting was presented by Mark Lay of auditing ... via Bradley News Weekly
Bridge Connecting Soddy-Daisy/Harrison Cost Put At $350 Million
“It'll be our first effort at tolling”
Photo by Hannah Campbell TDOT's Ed Cole, chief of environment and planning, talked with Hamilton County officials about a proposed roadway and bridge in the northern part of the county connecting Soddy-Daisy to ... via Chattanoogan.com
Cleveland's crime rate high; Dalton's 2nd lowest in state
“I would agree in some aspects of it that you don't want to put complete stock in one set of statistics, but you have to look at an overall picture. The numbers are the numbers”
Posted on 10/21/2007 6:43:13 AM PDT by Tennessee Nana A national study of population and crime data shows the Cleveland, Tenn., area has a higher rate of violent offenses than larger metro hubs such as ... via Free Republic
Waynesville woman killed in Tenn. crash
DUCKTOWN, Tenn. - A Waynesville woman was one of two people killed in a three-vehicle crash in Tennessee. via Asheville Citizen-Times
Seat 3 race: Incumbent Burnett seeks to clean up city, plan City Hall
“I see a lot of potential here and I'm just trying to do the best that I can (to preserve it)”
Thomas Burnett says it's easier to get things done if you skip the griping. "I'm a little headstrong," said Burnett, the incumbent in Seat 3 on the Varnell City Council who is seeking re-election on Nov. via Dalton Daily Citizen
Chamber executive: Exit 20 has become an 'unfunny joke'
“That's why we are looking at a whole range of solutions.”
By David Davis Managing Editor Published October 20, 2007 9:29 PM EDT Exit 20 has the distinction among truckers as the worst exit on Interstate 75 and an embarrassment to local elected officials and business ... via Cleveland Daily Banner
Voting, Bidding, Drinking and Blaming
“She does understand now that you can't break up that project.”
Voting, Bidding, Drinking and Blaming by Daniel Brantley During Monday's voting meeting, the County Commission was down to business as usual. via Bradley News Weekly
Company again collects items for U.S. troops
Special to the Banner Published October 15, 2007 11:08 AM EDT For the second year in a row the employees of Steve Williams Construction Company are working with the general public, businesses, veteran ... via Cleveland Daily Banner
Cleveland Utilities currently provides service to 29,000 electric customers, 29,000 water customers and 17,000 wastewater customers in Cleveland and Bradley counties in Southeast Tennessee. via Digital Post Production
DBS/IPTV provider Sky Angel chooses Algolith's Algogear Video Noise Reduction Cards
“Today's announcement demonstrates that the Algogear VNR-1000 product has excelled in delivering both a significant removal of both digital noise and compression artifacts, as well as a substantial reduction in bit rate”
Sky Angel currently delivers over 30 TV and radio channels of Christian and family-friendly programming to homes, churches, youth centers, hospitals and more throughout the 48 contiguous United States, Puerto ... via Canada IT
Board of Zoning Appeals rule developers followed law
“How can we (the city of Cleveland) be a 'Tree City' when this happens in Lenox Hills?”
By LARRY C. BOWERS Banner Staff Writer Published October 10, 2007 10:18 AM EDT Cleveland's Board of Zoning Appeals voted unanimously Tuesday in favor of developers, contractors and city staff in the process of ... via Cleveland Daily Banner