Bradley County News

Residents of Cleveland and Bradley County are just a few days away from being able to make their choices for the 2012 Presidential Preference and several local and state office elections.

The Tennessee 911 Hall of Honor inducted its charter group during ceremonies held in Gatlinburg Jan.

BILLY GRAHAM AVENUE dedication plans were made by a committee Friday. Members hold a replica of a street sign, which will be presented to Virginia "Gigi" Graham.

The 2nd annual "Tea on the Tennessee River" Bridal Open House will be held on Sunday, Feb.

It's been more than 2 1/2 years since Cleveland resident Marsha Brantley disappeared.

Walker Valley High School will participate in the Wacker Institute School of Chemical Science.

The approval of a No Child Left Behind waiver for Tennessee does not impact Bradley County Schools as it does systems that were struggling to be named in "good standing" under the system.

Alleged burglaries at a Nicholson Drive apartment complex led to the arrest of two people.

Seated, from left, are Cathy Boettner and co-chairs Nancy Casson and Ann McCarley.

The Bradley County Commission will review recommended changes to the proposed wheel tax referendum resolution during a work session Monday.

CLEVELAND POLICE stayed busy Wednesday investigating car crashes. This one occurred in the intersection of 25th and Little streets.

Bachman Academy in Bradley County has been the beneficiary of the soon-to-be-demolished child care facility at Memorial Hospital.

Cleveland Board of Education members earlier this week agreed a recent joint luncheon with the Cleveland City Council was productive because it provided an outlet for the two governing bodies to share opinions and plot a strategy on several issues of common interest.

Maria Abeyta is not only the 2012 Youth of the Year at the Cleveland Boys & Girls Clubs, she is also preparing to enter a new chapter in her life ... a new family.

Bradley County Regional Planners approved two subdivisions Tuesday evening and granted an extension to another property owner to build a buffer on his land.

CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Children at three Bradley County schools have an extra source of medical help -- a pediatric clinic on wheels.

Standing, from left to right are: Joyce Covington, Stacy Hill, Caryl Ann Sikes, Cathy Cooke, Nita McLean, Karen McColpin, Dawn Dunn, Teena Brown, Betty and Ted Haralson, Shirley Moore.

The Election Commission voted Wednesday to send the city of Chattanooga a bill for its expenses in the Mayor Ron Littlefield recall case.

One person was killed on Tuesday in a single-car accident on I-75 at mile marker 26 in Bradley County.

Wacker Polysilicon North America will again expand its north Bradley County project near Charleston, bringing the total investment to $1.8 billion.