Cleveland News

When it rains it pours, but lately it hasn't even been raining. That's good news for Memorial Day Weekend recreationists, but bad news for farmers, gardeners, yards and anyone or anything else who likes a little dampness with their occasional drought.

Bill Eubanks, John Sevier Chapter SAR and Charles Dammon, state president of Tennessee SAR and member of John Sevier chapter Members of the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution took part in the Memorial Day oservance at the National Cemetery.

Photo by Brandon Hicks - Ground was broken Thursday on a new 20-skilled bed addition at the Hillview Health Center.

Submitted Photo HISTORICAL COSTUME SERVICES owner Henry Cooke of Randolph, Mass., displays some historic clothing from the 18th century at a recent Sons of the American Revolution meeting.

CRUISING IN FOR MAINSTREET SHOW The Cruise-In features classic cars, music and food the fourth Saturday of the month from April through October ROGER MOORE of Cleveland stands beside his bright red 1940 Chevy Saturday at the Courthouse Downtown for the MainStreet Cruise-In. CHEVELLE SUPER SPORT 1967 belonging to David "Bear" Maples was on display ... (more)

THE FINAL SHOW of the season for the 18th annual Evening Shade Concert series in historic downtown Cleveland was held Friday in Johnston Park.

Alltimate Exteriors, a Cleveland-based roofing, siding, and gutters company, announced that the Goodner Family of Cleveland is this year's recipient of The Alltimate Blessing.

Angela "Angel" M. Sherlin has just been hired at the Andrew Johnson Bank by its board of directors, according to Michael Thomasson, senior vice president of the bank.

CLEYTA ANDREWS is retiring after 30 years as a certified public accountant at the Johnson, Hickey & Murchison CPA firm in Chattanooga.

Mark Weissenberg of Cleveland, Tenn., looks over his horses, Susie and Claire, and wagon as he makes a stop Friday at Wallace Farm Supply in Bowdon Junction.

Hundreds of citizens and police officers attended the funeral for a Cleveland city officer killed in a car crash.

CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- As Officer Justin Maples' casket was being loaded onto a horse-drawn caisson for his final journey, his young sons, wearing dark shirts with an American flag on one side of the chest and a Cleveland city seal on the other, reached out to touch the casket.

MSA - 7.9% * Jackson, Tenn. MSA - 8% * Johnson City, Tenn. MSA - 6.8% * Kingsport-Bristol, Tenn.-Va. MSA - 7% * Knoxville, Tenn.

Pentecostal pastors around the world have committed to preach about the Holy Spirit baptism this Sunday, May 27 as part of the "Pentecost Sunday Initiative." A This Sunday is Pentecost Sunday, the day when the church celebrates the pouring out of the Holy Spirit upon the gathered believers 50 days after the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

THE LOOK ON 2-YEAR-OLD ETHAN KINNEY'S FACE shows he's having a great time visiting the newly renovated playground at Tinsley Park for the first time, enjoying some of the newly installed equipment, with just a little help from his mom, Jennifer.

Snake handling , is a religious ritual practiced today in a small number of Pentecostal churches of the US but also a few areas of Canada, that first became popularized in the early twentieth century in remote areas of the Appalachian Mountain region, and then spread to coal mining towns.

The Nightfall Concert Series continues to grow in its 24th year of summer musical programming Friday with a headline show by Elliott Brood.

One of Chattanooga's most popular bands to play Riverbend in the past few years returns to town Friday night at Rhythm & Brews.

George and Wendy Holmes were living in Virginia in an area that was very expensive and unsafe.

The former Blue Springs Elementary School property was declared surplus property by the Bradley County Commission Monday.