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An Outreach for Life T H U R S D A Y 162nd YEAR • No. 231 JANUARY 26, 2017 CLEVELAND, TN 18 PAGES • 50¢ Local economic health ‘dynamic,’ mayor reports By LARRY C. BOWERS Banner Staff Writer ON TUESDAY, ‘STATE OF THE CITY’ Cleveland Mayor Cleveland Kiwanis Club members should have Tom Rowland, right, few questions about the health and success of the shared the “State of city of Cleveland, following Thursday’s annual FIRST OF 2 PARTS State of the City address by Mayor Tom Rowland. the City” via a tour The city’s longtime mayor began his talk by say- of his beloved ing, “In a dynamic city such as ours, progress is Rowland went on with details of the communi- Cleveland with always taking place. As we start a new year, it's ty’s economic growth, a prideful accomplishment Tennessee Senate time to take a look back at what we accomplished for “The City With Spirit.” Major Leader Mark in 2016, and a look ahead to what we can expect “First, let’s take a look at our economic growth. Norris (R- in 2017 and beyond.” It is something we can all be proud of this past Collierville). Today, He emphasized some major projects were either year. Our industries and businesses continue to Rowland delivered completed or were nearing completion this past thrive and make plans for the future,” Rowland his verbal “State of year, adding that our economy continued to grows said. the City” to the stronger, and some new city services were added. He pointed out that after its production startup Cleveland Kiwanis “In 2017, we will be taking steps towards a new last year, Wacker Chemie ended 2016 with news of city elementary school, a new city park, a commer- a new expansion to begin next spring. Wacker will Club. cial park, a new industrial park and a new APD 40 invest another $150 million into its $2.5 billion Banner photo, Interchange. There will no doubt be other signifi- BRIAN GRAVES cant milestones through the year.” See DYNAMIC, Page 8 Inside Today Including Cherokee AN OUTREACH FOR LIFE heritage in school design is discussed City board gets Earnhardt is glad its first update to be back on track By SARALYN NORKUS NASCAR’s Dale Earnhardt Jr., Banner Staff Writer said he is glad to be back behind Cleveland Board of Education the wheel and preparing for the members knew what they were Daytona 500. ESPN3 and Air doing when they passed Steve Elite will be on the Lee campus Morgan’s motion to name Dr. for tonight’s basketball game Murl Dirksen the cultural con- between the Flames and sultant for the Candy’s Creek Banner Photo, DANIEL GUY Bulldogs. Patrick MacCoon’s col- Cherokee Elementary School BLOOD ASSURANCE’S LIFE-SAVING PROCESS is a simple, safe, and painless experience, as shown here in a close-up of umn takes a look at the upcoming project. donor Saralyn Norkus’ arm. race to the finish in high school In Wednesday’s site committee hoops and grappling. See Sports, meeting, Dirksen gave a presen- Pages 11-13. tation to the committee detailing Bad experience? No way, some of his research as to what A writer explains Cherokee cultural aspects could be included in the design and says rookie blood donor U.S. national debt construction of the new elemen- tary school. By SARALYN NORKUS When trying to describe the “We don’t Banner Staff Writer A FIRST-PERSON United States national debt, some want to misap- On Monday, I helped save a find it almost impossible to fathom p r o p r i a t e ERSPECTIVE life. P the true meaning of $20 trillion. aspects of the If you want to get technical, Cherokee cul- Truly, the numbers are both amaz- I could have saved three. ing and alarming with lots and lots ture, such as Just a heads-up, it wasn’t a I had never donated blood bad experience at all. of “zeroes.” For one writer’s per- sacred or pri- vate items,” before, despite having been My appointment time was spective on what $20 trillion really eligible to do so for the past set up for 1:30 p.m. and the means, see the guest “Viewpoint” Dirksen said. His research 12 years. registration process proved to on Page 14 of today’s edition. Did you know that less than Dirksen took him to be a breeze. Cherokee, N.C., 10 percent of the eligible pop- I walked into their newer ulation in Blood Assurance’s Forecast where he met with tribal historic location at the Village Green preservation officers of the coverage area actually takes shopping center and was the time to donate blood? In Today looks to be partly sunny, Eastern Band of Cherokee signed in. Then I was taken addition to that, it needs 456 back to a private cubicle and with a high near 47 and west winds Indians to discuss ideas and have them reviewed. Included in his units of blood daily to meet queried to be sure that I was of around 10 mph. Tonight’s fore- visit were trips to the Kituwah the needs of area hospitals. eligible to donate, and then cast calls for mostly cloudy skies, Immersion School and the casino That is a lot of blood. clicked through a health ques- with a low around 33. Friday should and hotel, all of which have incor- I can’t really tell you why I tionnaire of “Yes” or “No” be partly sunny, with a high near porated aspects of the culture chose this week to finally try questions. When that was fin- 43. Friday night should be mostly into their buildings. the whole donating blood ished, the nurse came back cloudy, with a low around 29. Dirksen suggested that the thing out — I had no reason in, took my temperature, Saturday calls for sunny and three hallway intersections in the other than being curious checked my blood pressure Banner Photo, DANIEL GUY breezy conditions, with a high near new school could have the seals about the process and want- and did a quick finger stick to BLOOD ASSURANCE technician Cindy Kirkpatrick prepares ing to find out if it was as 47. Southwest winds of 5 to 15 of the three Cherokee tribes ensure that I was truly good included in the floor. When dis- Banner staff writer Saralyn Norkus for her blood donation, “bad” as I had previously con- mph could gust as high as 20. Monday at The Village Green. vinced myself it would be. See OUTREACH, Page 8 Saturday night should be mostly See SCHOOL, Page 8 cloudy, with a low around 30. Index Accidents Classified................................16-17 Bell foresees legislative focus Comics...........................................6 take lives Editorials......................................14 on gas taxes and broadband Horoscope......................................6 of 2 people NASCAR......................................18 time of favor here in Southeast By ALLEN MINCEY By BRIAN GRAVES Obituaries.......................................2 Banner Staff Writer Tennessee.” Stocks............................................4 Banner Staff Writer Bell said the state Legislature will be Sports......................................11-13 Two people died in separate State Sen. Mike Bell (R-Riceville) said returning next week to begin the session TV Schedule..................................7 traffic accidents overnight, one in Wednesday that two major issues he is in earnest, following Gov. Bill Haslam’s certain will be central to the 110th Weather..........................................9 western Bradley County and the State of the State address Monday night. other in Polk County. General Assembly will be gas taxes and “There will be issues come up that no The Tennessee Highway Patrol broadband access. one saw coming,” he said. “I’m going into Around Town was kept busy working both inci- Bell was the guest speaker at the my 11th year in the state Legislature and Cleveland Lions Club luncheon. every single year, you will get two weeks Haley Dillard “mudding” in her dents, as well as three accidents on Interstate 24 in Coffee County The senator began by saying of the into a session and you get something you off-road vehicle ... Derrick Kinsey Cleveland/Bradley County region, “We are could never have predicted would be an making bold predictions about this morning, one in which another motorist was killed. blessed to live in this area.” issue.” this year’s Super Bowl ... Jerry “Cleveland and Bradley County has so Bell said there are usually 500 to 600 Hoffer giving tips on gardening. The fatal crash in Bradley Banner photo, BRIAN GRAVES County occurred on Mount Zion STATE SEN. MIkE BELL (R-Riceville) spoke much going for it,” Bell said. “We led the bills introduced each session “and we Road, near the Bradley/Hamilton nation in job growth last year. We are won’t know what those will be until the to the Cleveland Lions Club on Wednesday truly blessed in this area. I can say, and I County line and at the intersec- about issues in the upcoming session of the bill filing deadline on Feb. 9.” tion with Kincannon Lane, and don’t think it’s too hard for anybody who state Legislature. will open their eyes, we are living in a See BELL, Page 9 6489076 75112 See ACCIDENTS, Page 9 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, January 26, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com from 11 a.m. until the service time at 1 p.m. today at the Peerless Road Church of God of Prophecy. OBITUARIES (USPS 117-700) Another Remembrance of Life service will be conducted Friday Periodical Postage Paid at Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Post Office at 1 p.m. from the Arrowhead POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to: Banner, P.O.
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