Cleveland News

Velma Lewis Cos, 90, former resident of Greenwood, widow of Judge Rafton Cox, died May 14, 2013 at Skyridge Medical Center in Cleveland, TN.

Last week I slightly revised a column from 1996 relating to scholarship I had done on Nancy Ward over fifty years ago.

During their time in Israel, students will have the opportunity to take a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee, stand on top of Mt.

Hundreds of police officers from around the country honored fallen comrades in Washington Wednesday... including Cleveland, Tenn.

Cleveland residents will see a tax increase in property taxes of about 18 cents, but exactly how much depends on new appraisal values.

How the Bradley County Commission will move forward with addressing proposed construction at Lake Forest Middle School and an animal control contract with Cleveland are set to be decided at the next voting session.

A native of Sweetwater, Tenn., he was the son of the late Charles and Amelia Dender Randolph.

A 43-year-old Tennessee man died Friday afternoon in a two-vehicle wreck on Interstate 59 outside of Collinsville, according to a Gadsden Times report.

TORII STATION, Okinawa, Japan - The Army simply defines resiliency as having the ability to "hunt for the good stuff" and bounce back from a significant emotional event to overcome a situation or crisis.

The living never know to which cemetery a genealogical trail will lead, but a Cleveland man said he was shocked to find a prominent relative's burial site turned into an amusement park attraction.

JANICE CASTEEL and Jonathan Jobe from the City of Cleveland were the guest speakers this week for the Lions of Cleveland meeting.

Pam Nelson, president-elect of the Rotary Club of Cleveland, recently completed the three day Rotary Multi-District training session in Atlanta.

The Kiwanis Club of Cleveland showed up with smiles and bow ties to recognize nine local community leaders who display the characteristics of the late Kiwanian Harlan White.

The Tennessee Board of Nursing cleared the way Thursday for Lee University to build a nursing program.

FirstFleet, Inc. recently recognized professional driver Lou Earls of Cleveland, Tenn., for reaching three million miles of safe driving.

Johnny Berry's brother gave up hope. His father lost "90 percent" of his. And yet, through 10 years of pain, suffering, searching and wondering, Johnny Berry held on to something.

This past weekend the citizens of Bradley County came together to give back in more ways than one.

Walker Valley High School graduation will be held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the school's McKenzie Athletic complex.

Gov. Bill Haslam, surrounded by other state officials, paused after signing the Workers Comp Reform Act of 2013 Tuesday at the Clarksville Foundry, in Montgomery County.

An Alzheimer's Caregivers conference will be held May 21. In Tennessee, over 140,000 people have Alzheimer's. It is the 6th leading cause of death in the United States.