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Bradley County has two cities — Cleveland and Charleston. The county has sev- eral unincorporated communities including Bradley County Coalhill, Georgetown, Hopewell, Prospect, Tasso and McDonald. The county is bor- and Cleveland dered by Hamilton, Meigs, McMinn and Polk counties in Tennessee and Whitfield County in Georgia. “The City with Spirit” has tree-lined There are 104,091 streets, the Greenway, average temperatures on individuals living in Bradley County. The the moderate side, easy access to recreational city of Cleveland has a and shopping destinations and a diverse base of population of 43,898, industries. It offers progressive opportunities for according to July 1, 2015 U.S. Census growth and success for the future. data. For 16 years, Cleveland has been a Three- The Cleveland popu- Star Community. The state Three-Star designa- lation under 18 is 21.8 percent with 14.8 per- tion focuses on jobs and economic develop- cent over the age of 65. ment, fiscal strength and efficient government, Some 2,482 veterans lived in Cleveland and public safety, education and workforce develop- 7,200 in Bradley ment, health and welfare. County from 2009-13. Some 91.9 percent of the residents of Bradley County are white. Approximately Banner photos, GWEN SWIGER 4.7 percent of the pop- ThE fRoNT covER features scenes from the Cleveland/Bradley County Greenway. In ulation is black and the background is the playground and picnic pavilion at Raider Drive. The straightway is from 5.4 percent Hispanic. a section of the Greenway on Keith Street. The mural, which was created by Jaime Barks and numerous volunteers, is located under the underpass at Keith and 20th streets.

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EmErgEncy SErvicES mEmorial Tribute to community’s first responders

By ALLEN MINCEY Banner Staff Writer he local community has always thought reverentially of those emergency service personnel who have given their lives in the Tline of duty. That led to the creation of the Emergency Services Memorial, which is located adjacent to the Museum Center at Five Points, and right behind the main station for the Bradley County Fire-Rescue service. It is a site for individuals to reflect on how these men and women protect our area, some of whom have as their last official act helped others as

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Banner photos, Donna Kaylor THE EmErgEncy SErvicES mEmorial is located next to the Museum Center at Five Points, directly behind, appropriately, the main station for the Bradley County Fire-Rescue service.

THE mEmorial WaS DEDicaTED on Oct. 16, 1999, and included five engraved names of men who lost their lives in the line of duty. One name has been added to the Emergency Services Memorial since it was erected in 1999, that of Cleveland Police Department Officer Justin Maples. Maples died while answering a call on May 20, 2012. Jim Hall, chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board at the time, was the special speaker at the dedica- tion.

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MEMORIAL memorial include Bradley County Sheriff Israel from page 4 Smith, who died on March 14, 1922; Deputy Taylor Cawood, Jan. 27, 1932; CPD Officer CLEVELAND FIRSTS an emergency service provider. Bud Cash, April 21, 1955; Deputy Ken Wright Cleveland 100 was formed to help the fami- Sr., Aug. 22, 1971; Lt. Al McCollum of the n Among the first buildings were a log R. Cox and Benjamin F. Taylor, third dis- lies of these brave individuals by Cleveland Bradley/Cleveland Rescue Services, Sept. 16, courthouse built in 1936 on the Central trict; John Davis and Elbert E. Cooper, Mayor Tom Rowland and the late ATF Agent 1989; and Sgt. Scott Berry, a volunteer fire- Square and a jailhouse. In 1840, the log fourth district; Absolem Coleman and Courtney McGrady. fighter for Bradley County, Dec. 17, 1997. structure was replaced by a brick court- Soloman Summy, fifth district; James W. “After forming Cleveland 100, I thought of a Cash was formerly sheriff in Bradley County, house at a cost of $8,000. The third court- Wilson, sixth district; John Igou and location to bring emergency services together but was with the Cleveland Police Department house was built in 1892 at a cost of $75,000 Headrick M. Taylor, seventh district; and ... when I see a police memorial going one place when he died in the line of duty. and remained in use until the construction Samuel Howard and Isaac Huffaker, eighth and a fire memorial another place ... let’s put “The next step was putting the monument in of the present courthouse in 1964. district. them all together,” said the mayor. “So we place and having a special ceremony dedicat- n The first school in Cleveland was taught formed a committee of folks with an interest in ing it,” Rowland said. “We decided to invite a by James Tedford in a personal house. In Resources: “Goodspeed Publishing Co, 1887,” guest speaker to the dedication and there was www.tngenweb.org/bradley/gdsp.htm it, and I called Joe Hamilton who was at the 1840, Oak Grove Academy was completed. “The of Bradley County,” (1976) History museum at the none better who could relate to emergency n The chancery court was organized in Committee of the Bradley County Chapter East Tennessee time, and told him services than Jim 1840 by Judge Thomas L. Williams, who Historical Society, Roy G. Lillard, editor that I wanted it in Hall, chairman of remained upon the bench until 1854. “Bradley Divided,” 1992, by Melba Lee Murray a neutral place, the National n The first bank in Cleveland was the not county — not Transportation Ocoee Bank. Chartered in 1855 by Thomas city. Joe said they Safety Board, and H. Calloway and Euclid Warehouse, the firm had a little corner he agreed to was sold to Knoxville residents, who moved of property that come.” the bank there. they would proba- The mayor said n The first election in Bradley County was bly never use and that while there held on a Saturday, April 2, 1836, at the they could give us are memorials all Methodist campground near Creek. that.” across the state, McMinn County Deputy Sheriff Joseph W. Rowland said the group could McMillan oversaw the election. Terry Hunt, who was with Fike Funeral Home not find one that combined all emergency serv- Those elected were William Carter, sheriff; at the time, knew about monuments and, hav- ices into one memorial. James Lauderdale, trustee; Frank ing some connections, got those interested in Trees donated by Allan Jones were planted Kincannon, register of deeds, the Rev. Henry the project in touch with someone in Elberton, near the memorial, and the city planted grass Price, circuit court clerk; and John H. Ga., also known as the “Granite Capital of the and maintains the property today. Rowland Robertson, county court clerk. The county World.” remembers that Bobby Taylor and the Bank of had been divided into eight districts. Eventually, the group decided on what they Cleveland made the first corporate donation to Elected for the Bradley County Quarterly would like to have for the memorial, and the site, and that Cleveland Daily Banner pub- Court were Joseph Seabourn and Thomas lisher Pledger Wattenbarger was very interest- Taylor, first district; Isaac Day (chairman) returned to Cleveland to discuss funding. 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CHARLESTON MUNICIPAL CITY BOARDS AND building is located on COMMISSIONS Worth Street in Charleston. Various boards and committees made serve for designated terms and may be up of community members serve the re-appointed. ... Appointments shall be city of Cleveland. for terms of 4 years,” according to A few of the most active ones are: Cleveland’s official website.

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www.skincancertreatmentcenter.com 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, August 7, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com COUNTY ANNEX BOARDS The departments of county government are located within the Bradley County Courthouse as well as the adjoining Bradley County Annex office. Those offices and contact information are: Finance Rena Samples, Director 728-7144 [email protected] Archives Tina Kyle 728-7201 [email protected]

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Bradley County Courthouse is located in downtown Cleveland.

Cleveland TN 37312 595-1005 Cleveland TN 37323 BRADLEY COUNTY [email protected] 716-5938 [email protected] GOVERNMENT DISTRICT 2 Thomas Crye DISTRICT 6 179 Vermont Circle Dan Rawls Bradley County is governed by the Bradley Cleveland TN 37312 139 Hall/Norwood Road County mayor and the Bradley County 284-2597 Cleveland TN 37311 Commission. [email protected] 284-9825 The mayor is D. Gary [email protected] Davis. He was first elected Louie Alford •P latinum •1 4k, 18k Gold county executive in 1998. 841 Tasso Road Robert Rominger •D iamonds •E ngraving He is one of only 16 county Cleveland TN 37323 6067 Blue Springs Road •R eligious •U nique Gifts for all mayors to earn the 339-1989 Cleveland TN 37311 Jewelry Occasions Certified Public 479-2610 •F ine Gemstones •C omplete Jewelry Repair Administrator designation DISTRICT 3 [email protected] •P earls On Site from the University of Milan Blake Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-5 Tennessee Center for 3840 Westview Drive DISTRICT 7 6190 Georgetown Rd., NW. • Cleveland, TN 37312 Government Training. Cleveland TN 37312 Mark Hall There are 14 members of 2865 Keith St. Davis 479-8639 479-2847 the County Commission, [email protected] Cleveland TN 37312 two for each of the seven districts in the 479-5290 county. Johnny Mull Cell: 716-3800 The Commission regularly meets on 209 Candice Drive N.E. [email protected] Mondays, alternating work sessions and vot- Cleveland TN 37323 ing sessions either at noon or 7 p.m. 400-6757 Bill Winters Schedules and agendas, along with a cal- [email protected] 2046 Greenfield Ave. N.W. endar of scheduled committee meetings, are Cleveland TN 37311 regularly posted on the Commission’s web- DISTRICT 4 479-2485 site: http://www.bradleyco.net/county- Howard Thompson [email protected] commisionhome.aspx. 5577 Waterlevel Highway Ellen & Armen Epperson The current roster of mayor and county Cleveland TN 37323 commissioners and their contact informa- 280-8833 tion are: [email protected] County Mayor VISIT OUR D. Gary Davis Charlotte Peak 728-7141 1615 Lois St. 9 AREA [email protected] Cleveland TN 37312 667-5760 LOCATIONS COmmISSIOneRS [email protected] Lauderdale Memorial Hwy. Charleston, TN DISTRICT 1 DISTRICT 5 Hwy. 411 Paul Huff Pkwy. Terry Caywood Bobby Goins Ocoee, TN Cleveland, TN 3831 Lower River Road P.O. Box 3292 Keith Street US Hwy. 64 Georgetown TN 37336 Cleveland TN 37320 Cleveland, TN Ducktown, TN 336-1419 618-5046 [email protected] Blue Springs Rd. Hwy. 11 [email protected] Cleveland, TN Calhoun, TN Mike Hughes Jeff Yarber Spring Place Rd. 25th Street 114 Georgetown Circle 3110 Somerset Drive Cleveland, TN Cleveland, TN www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, August 7, 2016— 11

BOARDS EMA Parks and Recreation from Page 10 Troy Spence, Director Andy Lockhart, 728-7289 Director Bradley County Housing units (July 1, 2015) — Assessor of Property [email protected] 728-7035 42,878 Stanley Thompson, Assessor [email protected] Owner-Occupied housing — 67 728-7126 Emergency Services/EMS/Fire-Rescue percent own their home [email protected] Shawn Fairbanks, Director Planning 728-7010 Bentley Thomas, Planner Median gross rent — $711 Households (2010-2014) — 37,823 Building inspector 728-7108 Individuals per household — 2.59 Don Wyatt GIS [email protected] High school graduate or higher [email protected] Wayne Owenby, Director (2010-2014) — 82.5 percent 728-7104 728-7110 Register of Deeds [email protected] Dina Swafford, Register Median household income (2010- 2014) — $41,575 Circuit Court Clerk 728-7240 Per capita income in past 12 Gayla Miller, Clerk Human Resources months — $22,294 728-7218 Tracy Cook Road Department 728-7143 Sandra Knight Collins, Individuals in poverty — 17.5 per- cent Clerk and Master [email protected] Superintendent — U.S. Census Bureau Sarah Coleman, 728-7006 Clerk & Master Information Systems 728-7206 Mike Sullivan Stormwater 728-7154 Tony Knight, administrator County Clerk [email protected] [email protected] R O N A L D K I D D Donna Alley-Simpson 728-7109 728-7225 Juvenile Courts Terry Gallaher, Director Trustee Courts 728-7083 Mike Smith, Trustee I N S U L A T I O N Circuit Court [email protected] 728-7249 728-7214 [email protected] Medical Examiner Chancery Court Laura Wittmaier, Investigator Veteran’s Services Chancellor Jerri S. Bryant 728-7182 Larry McDaris, Director Call Today! 728-7206 [email protected] 728.7100 [email protected] Residential • Commercial Election Commission Misdemeanor Probation Fran Green, Director Rich Kienlen, Director 911 Center 728-7112 728-7122 Joe Wilson, Director 479-2565 [email protected] [email protected] 728-7270 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, August 7, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com UTILITY SERVICES IN BRADLEY COUNTY

From Staff Reports Bills should be paid within 15 days of the Savannah Valley Parksville Road, Benton TN 37307. Office mailing date. Payments made after the net Utility District hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 Cleveland and Bradley County residents payment date are subject to a late fee and ter- The Savannah Valley Utility District pro- p.m. Telephone is 423-338-2569. have access to several public utilities and mination of services. vides water services in northeast Hamilton n Georgetown: Address is P.O. Box 1, 8212 services, depending on their geographic loca- Facilities with new or changes in electrical County, southwest Meigs County and south- Mahan Gap Road, Georgetown TN 37363. tion. services must meet the requirements of the west Bradley County. Savannah Valley servic- Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 A few of the public utility companies serving National Electrical Code and be inspected by es about 7,500 customers. a.m. to 5 p.m. Telephone is 423-344-8382. local residents include Cleveland Utilities, the local Tennessee electric inspector (423- The office is located at 10700 Highway 58, Volunteer Energy Cooperative, Ocoee Utility 472-8327). Georgetown TN 37336. District, Eastside Utility District, Calhoun- Additional information about Cleveland The office is open Monday through Friday, Charleston Utility District, Calhoun- Utilities and its services may be obtained at 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Contact may be made by City of Cleveland Charleston Utility District and Savannah www.clevelandutilities.com. calling 423-344-8440 (24 hours) or send an Valley Utility District. email to [email protected]. To report a leak, call Individuals under 18 — 21.8 per- Information about each can be found below: Calhoun-Charleston 344-8440. cent Utility District Individuals 65 and over — 14.8 Cleveland Utilities The Calhoun-Charleston Utility District is Volunteer Energy percent Cleveland Utilities provides electric, water, located at 144 S. Main St., Calhoun TN Cooperative Population per square mile (2010) wastewater and traffic signal services for the 37309-5240, and may be reached at 423-336- Volunteer Energy Cooperative services a — 1,535.2 city of Cleveland and much of Bradley 3571. large 17-county region in Middle and East Land area in square miles (2010) County. CU serves more than 30,000 cus- Deposits include $25 for homeowners and Tennessee, including a part of Bradley — 26.89 tomers in both its Electric and Water divi- $50 for renters. County. Owner-Occupied housing — 49.2 sions, and about 18,000 in its Wastewater Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 The corporate office is located at 18359 percent own their home Division; these figures are approximate, as a.m. to 5 p.m. Highway 58 N., P.O. Box 277, Decatur TN Median gross rent — $695 the numbers fluctuate monthly in each divi- 37322. For information, call 423-334-1020. Households (2010-2014) — 15,671 sion. Eastside Utility District Deposits vary. High school graduate or higher CU purchases its power from the The Eastside Utility District serves VEC operates three service centers in (2010-2014) — 84.5 percent Tennessee Valley Authority. Hamilton County and a small portion of Cleveland, Benton and Georgetown. Median household income (2010- Individuals relocating to the area, or those Bradley County. Information about each includes: 2014) — $37,325 becoming new CU customers, may apply for Its office is located at 7206 Lee Highway, n Cleveland: Address is P.O. Box 2578, Per capita income in past 12 services at the CU offices at 2450 Guthrie Chattanooga TN 37421, and may be reached 5335 Georgetown Road N.W. (Highway 60), months — $23,066 Drive N.W., Cleveland TN 37311, or call 423- at 423-892-2890. Cleveland TN 37312. Office hours are Monday Individuals in poverty — 24.6 per- 472-4521. through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Telephone is cent. To apply for utility services, customers Ocoee Utility District 423-476-6571. — U.S. Census Bureau must sign a standard CU contract. A deposit, The Ocoee Utility District provides water to n Benton: Address is P.O. Box 690, 2178 the amount of which differs, is required. A more than 6,000 customers in Bradley and deposit equal to twice the average monthly Polk counties. OUD’s area canvasses more bill may be required. CU maintains the than 181 miles. option of returning deposits after six months The OUD office is located at Waterlevel of satisfactory payment record. Highway, Cleveland TN 37323. 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Cleveland TN 37323 423-476-6622 423-478-8821 http://parkview.tn.bce.schoolinsites.com BRADLEY COUNTY SCHOOLS http://lakeforest-ms.bradleyschools.org Prospect Elementary School Bradley County Schools has some 10,367 sites.com Michigan Avenue Elementary School Principal: Steve Montgomery students, according to the most recent Principal: Angela Lawson 2450 Prospect School Road Tennessee Department of Education figures. Bradley/Polk Adult Education 188 Michigan Avenue School Road Cleveland TN 37311 Some 632 teachers educate those students in Principal: Zoe Renfro Cleveland TN 37323 423-478-8814 18 different schools, including 11 elementary 1450 Strawberry Lane 423-478-8807 http://prospect-es.bradleyschools.org schools, two middle schools, two high Cleveland TN 37311 http://michiganavenue- schools, an alternative school, a virtual 423-473-8473 es.bradleyschools.org Taylor Elementary School school and an adult education school. http://bradleycountyadultedu.tn.schoolin- Principal: Elizabeth Kaylor sites.com North Lee Elementary School 5265 Bates Pike Principal: Dana Yost Cleveland TN 37323 Mission Statement: Charleston Elementary School 205 Sequoia Drive 423-478-8817 Principal: Candice Belt Cleveland TN 37312 http://taylor-es.bradleyschools.org The county school system adopted a new 8797 Hiwassee Street 423-478-8809 mission statement this year: “The mission of http://northlee-es.bradleyschools.org Charleston TN 37310 See SCHOOLS, Page 14 the Bradley County school system is to pro- 423-336-2232 vide an educational opportunity for every stu- http://charleston.tn.bce.schoolinsites.com Oak Grove Elementary School dent to excel.” Principal: Buck Watson Goal Academy 400 Durkee Road S.E. CHRISTY Motto: Principal: Kyle Page Cleveland TN 37323 209 Sunset Drive 423-478-8812 DODSON Bradley County Schools also adopted a new Cleveland TN 37312 http://oakgrove-es.bradleyschools.org (423) 505-1281 motto this year: “Growing Students – 423-476-0699 Email: christydodson Building Futures.” http://goal-hs.bradleyschools.org Ocoee Middle School @kwrealty.com Principal: Ron Spangler 2250 North Ocoee Street W ebsite: Director of Schools: Hopewell Elementary School christydodson. Principal: Tim Riggs Cleveland TN 37311 423-476-0630 kwrealty.com Dr. Linda Cash 5350 Freewill Road N.W. Cleveland TN 37312 http://ocoeemiddle.tn.bcm.schoolinsites.c Bradley County Schools om 800 South Lee Highway 423-478-8802 http://hopewell-es.bradleyschools.org Cleveland TN 37311 Park View Elementary School Phone: 423-476-0620 Lake Forest Middle School Principal: Jodie Grannan EQUAL HOUSING Fax: 423-476-0485 300 Minnis Road (423) 303-1200 OPPORTUNITY Principal: Ritchie Stevenson Each Keller Williams office is independently owned & operated 610 Kile Lake Road Cleveland TN 37323 Board of Education: Cash

1st District — Nancy Casson 2nd District — Vicki Beaty 3rd District — Ted Bryson 4th District — Dianna Calfee The Mayor and City Council are 5th District — Rodney Dillard 6th District — Amanda Lee proud of our Hometown Cleveland! 7th District — Jerry Frazier

Board meetings are held in the board room of the Bradley County Schools central office at 800 South Lee Highway. Upcoming meet- ings include a work session on Tuesday, Aug. 9, and a voting session on Thursday, Aug. 11. Both start at 5:30 p.m.

Schools: Black Fox Elementary School Principal: Dr. Kim Fisher 3119 Varnell Road Cleveland TN 37311 423-478-8800 http://blackfox-es.bradleyschools.org

Bradley County Virtual School Principal: Rachel Wilson 301 Keith Street, Suite 102 Cleveland TN 37311 423-464-3251 http://www.bradleyvirtualschool.org

Bradley Central High School Principal: Todd Shoemaker CITY COUNCIL – Members of the Cleveland City Council are - Seated: Vice Mayor Avery Johnson, District 3; 1000 South Lee Highway Mayor Tom Rowland Back Row: Bill Estes, District 2, Charlie McKenzie, District 1, David May, Jr. District 4, Cleveland TN 37311 423-476-0650 Dale R. Hughes, District 5, Richard Banks, At Large and George Poe, Jr. At Large http://bradleycentralhigh.tn.bch.schoolin- 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, August 7, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Robert’s Rules of Order: Procedures for addressing governing boards By JOYANNA LOVE those present to speak. If someone wants to contact a commissioner or Lorri Moultrie at his/her name, address, and agenda item for Banner Senior Staff Writer speak on a particular issue that will be voted 423-728-7105. comments. The chair will recognize the first on, that person can contact their district rep- For an agenda item to be voted on, one of five persons requesting to comment on an Tennessee open meeting laws, also known resentative to ask that their Commissioner the elected officials must make a motion and agenda item immediately following adoption of as Sunshine Laws, require that any time recognize them, giving them a chance to then another must second the motion. the agenda. Any additional person(s) may be elected officials meet to discuss issues to speak, before the issue is voted on. The per- Each school system has a formal procedure approved by majority vote of the members make a policy decision, the public must be son will then have five minutes to address the outlined in its policy for local residents to put present. permitted to attend. Commission. items on the agenda for the board to discuss. Each person will be given three minutes to The law also requires that notice be given The Cleveland City Council and Bradley The Bradley County Board of Education address the Board unless time is extended by that meetings are being held. County Commission have set times for public policy requires that agenda items majority vote of members present,” according Many boards operate using rules they have comments whenever rezoning is being dis- “must be received in the director of schools' to the board policy. set up, or they utilize Robert’s Rules of Order. cussed. office 24 hours prior to the scheduled date of Local residents are also given the chance to This book of rules to govern meetings was first Those wishing to be on the agenda to the meeting. The person(s) requesting an item address the board on an item that is not on published in the 1875, and is used by most address the Cleveland City Council can con- on the agenda shall forward any background the agenda. government committees and boards. tact Christy Bryant at 423-472-4551. information to the director of schools' office so “We have County Commission rules and An agenda outlines what the governing that the material will be included in the deliv- procedures, but those don’t cover nearly body will discuss and vote on in a session. ery to the board members prior to the meet- See ORDER, Page 15 everything. Robert’s Rules of Order really cov- Freiberg said most government boards have a ing,” according to the board policy. ers almost everything you can think of. deadline for items to be added for a meeting The Executive Committee must approve the Anything that could ever happen in a public agenda. This helps the governing body meet request in order to be placed on the agenda. C l e v e l a n d meeting, and it tells you how to respond,” said the deadline they have to meet for advertising “Individuals placed on the agenda will be County Attorney Crystal Freiberg. what will be discussed, so those who want to recognized at the beginning of the meeting T h e r a p e u t i c The main purpose of Robert’s Rules “is to can attend. and given time to speak when their topic of make sure meetings are run well and that “A person can not just come to a meeting interest is addressed on the agenda,” the everyone gets heard,” Freiberg said. and say, ‘I want this on the agenda’ … they board policy states. M a s s a g e In Cleveland and Bradley County, residents would have to either go through one of their Those wishing to speak on an agenda item wishing to address these groups must follow commissioners or the chairman or go through may sign up to do so 30 minutes before the Clinic different procedures. a committee to bring that concern,” Freiberg meeting. • Massage Therapy • M i c r o d e r m a b r a s i o n The Bradley County Commission closes said. “Any person may request the opportunity to • Bellanina Facelift Massage • F a c i a l s each of its meetings with an opportunity for Those wanting to address a committee can address the Board on an agenda item. A copy • W a x i n g of the meeting agenda and a sign-in sheet will be made available 30 minutes prior to the start of any meeting of the Board. Any person 473-RLAX (7529) SCHOOLS Cleveland TN 37323 wishing to address the board must list 3010 McReynolds from page 13 423-478-8827 Avenue http://waterville-es.bradleyschools.org Valley View Elementary School Registration: Principal: Corey Limburg 5607 Spring Place Road S.E. The 2016-17 school year began for all stu- Cleveland TN 37323 dents Aug. 5. 423-478-8825 According to the Bradley County Schools http://valleyview-es.bradleyschools.org central office, each school has a different set of procedures for handling last-minute school Walker Valley High School registrations, and parents are encouraged to Principal: Nathaniel Akiona contact the school their student will attend to 750 Lauderdale Memorial Highway enroll. When the money you have Cleveland TN 37312 If one does not know which school a stu- is not enough... 423-336-1383 dent is zoned to attend, he or she can contact http://walkervalley-hs.bradleyschools.org the central office at 423-476-0620. A registration form must be filled out for Waterville Community each student. This will include information Elementary School about the student, his or her parents or Principal: Jennifer Huskins guardians and, in some cases, proof of med- 4081 Dalton Pike ical examinations and immunizations.

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EQUAL HOUSING from the National Arbor Day Foundation. 472-4551. (423) 303-1200 OPPORTUNITY Not only does the city support the prolifer- Each Keller Williams office is independently owned & operated ation of trees in the community, but Cleveland Utilities has joined the effort, and Campus USA honor. has received the Tree Line USA award for 16 Not only do the organizations within the years. community support planting of trees, but Completing the trifecta of tree awards is individuals support the greening of Cleveland State Community College, which for Cleveland/Bradley County with the Memorial the eighth straight year has earned the Tree Tree program. Your Hometown

ORDER the Board. Individuals speaking to the from page 14 Board shall address remarks to the chair- man and may direct questions to individual Plastic Surgeon Those wanting to speak during a meeting Board members or staff members only upon about a topic that is not on the agenda approval of the chairman. Each person “must submit a written request with speaking shall state his name, address, and descriptive materials to the office of the subject of presentation. Remarks will be Lives In director of schools 24 hours before the limited to five minutes unless time is meeting,” according to the board policy. extended by the Board,” according to the Bradley County “Individuals speaking to the Board shall board policy. address remarks to the chair and may direct Those wishing to speak to a commission questions to individual board members or or board that reports to a main governing staff members only upon approval of the body should contact the board chair or the Raising His Children chair. Each person speaking shall state department coordinating the meetings in his/her name, address, and subject of pres- order to be placed on the agenda. In rezon- In Bradley County entation. Remarks will be limited to five ing, time is automatically provided for resi- minutes unless time is extended by majority dents to speak in favor or against. vote of members present.” Robert’s Rules and rules governing a Practices In The Cleveland Board of Education meeting are not always followed the way requires more notice from those desiring to they should be, but Freiberg said an imme- Bradley County address the board during a meeting. diate correction can be made and the meet- “Staff members or citizens of the district ing can move on. may suggest items for the agenda. For items “It’s not like if you violated the Sunshine to be considered on the agenda, they must laws, or some law like that, and the action is Michael L. Hoops, MD Performs Procedures be received in the Director of Schools’ office invalidated. It doesn’t rise to that level. The Board Certified by The American one week prior to the scheduled date of the only thing that is very serious, though, is Board of Plastic Surgery In Bradley County meeting. The person(s) requesting an item that if you don’t follow the rules and treat on the agenda shall forward any back- everybody fairly and every situation fairly, ground information to the Director of you can have at least the perception [of bias], Schools’ office so that the material will be and the commissioners [can] feel like they Celebrating 21 Years In Cleveland included in the delivery to the Board mem- are not being treated fairly in how the proce- bers prior to the meeting,” according to the dures are being followed,” Freiberg said. board policy. She said this can lead to some officials not A written request is required from local following the rules of the meeting simply residents who wish to speak to the board. because they feel the rules were not being "Individuals desiring to appear before the followed by others. Board must submit a written request with One aspect some elected officials have descriptive materials to the office of the questions about is whether they can with- Director five working days before the meet- draw a motion once it has been seconded. ing. If the request is approved by the The answer is no. Freiberg said the person o f C l e v e l a n d Executive Committee, the item will be can, however, vote against the motion or placed on the agenda. Individuals placed on amend the motion, if the person who gave the agenda will be recognized at the begin- the second also agrees. If the motion is out (423) 472-1996 ning of the meeting and given time to speak of a committee it cannot be amended, but a 597 Church Street NE • Cleveland, Tennessee when their topic of interest is addressed on substitute motion can be made by someone the agenda,” according to the board policy. else. Anyone can wear a white coat. Not everyone is Information about when government Groups that want to speak to the board board certified in plastic surgery. Do your homework! “must select only one individual to speak on boards meet is available throughout this their behalf unless otherwise determined by special section. 16—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, August 7, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

THE CHIEFTAIN, which stands in front of the Museum Center at Five Points, was carved by sculptor Peter “Wolf” Toth and presented to the city of Cleveland in 1974. Toth carved one of his Trail of the Whispering Giants in each of the 50 states. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, August 7, 2016— 17 CLEVELAND CITY SCHOOLS The Cleveland City Schools’ Cleveland, TN 37312 vision statement notes it is dedi- 478-1113 cated to giving its best to “Every Principal: Autumn O’Bryan Child, Every Day.” www.chsraiders.com Dr. Russell Dyer, new director of the city schools, said “This year F.I. Denning Center for promises to be filled with oppor- tunities for stu- Technology and Careers dents to grow 350 Central Ave. CALL TODAY 667-5760 and succeed Cleveland TN 37311 339-0902 “As your new director of Schools Keith & Charlotte Jones schools, I look forward to Principal: Barbara Ector The system has eight schools, and all of Clevelandschools.org/dctc/ meeting all of you as I visit them are accredited by AdvancED (formerly [email protected] classrooms and spend time the Southern Association of Colleges and with you in the football Schools). stands, the theater seats The Denning Center for Technology and and all the places that our Careers is an alternative school for Cleveland students learn, perform and High School and Cleveland Middle School to Dyer compete. “connect and create support services around For Hard Work Comes Many “This will be a great year the ‘at-risk’student.” as we encourage, challenge, motivate and teach Every Child, Every Day!” he said. Rewards - Although None Quite Arnold Elementary 473 8th St. N.W., Cleveland Cleveland City Schools 472-2241 As Important As Those From Board of directors Principal Michael Chai People You Serve. Dawn Robinson, chair (3rd District) Blythe-Bower Elementary Peggy Pesterfield (4th District) 604 20th St. S.E. Steve Morgan, chair pro-tem (city at-large) Cleveland TN 37311 Charlie Cogdill (city at large) 479-5121 Tom Cloud (5th District) Principal: Dr. Joel Barnes Murl Dirksen, vice chair (2nd District) Thank You blythebower.weebly.com Carolyn Ingram (1st District) Mayfield Elementary City school hours 501 20th St. For Voting Us Cleveland City School hours are 8:30 a.m. Cleveland TN 37312 to 3:30 p.m. for elementary students; and 472-4541 7:50 a.m. to 2:50 p.m. for Cleveland Middle, Principal: Randall Stephens #1 Hearing Cleveland High and Denning Center Clevelandschools.org/mayfield/ Abbreviated day dismissal times are 10:25 a.m. for CDC Aid Center in CMS — 10:40 a.m. Ernest L. Ross Elementary Elementary — 11:20 p.m. 4340 Mouse Creek Road N.W. CHS — 11:50 a.m. Cleveland TN 37312 479-7274 Bradley County A list of duties, discretionary powers and Principal: Lisa Erby board operation goals and objectives can be elross.weebly.com found on the city school website, www.cleve- landschools. org. George R. Stuart Elementary 802 10th St. Pre-K programs Cleveland TN 37311 The system offers Pre-K programs at Arnold 476-8246 Elementary, Blythe Avenue Family Support Principal: Richelle Shelton Center, Bower Elementary, East Cleveland stuartelementary.weebly.com Early Childhood Center, Stuart Elementary, Donald P. Yates Elementary and E. L. Ross Donald P. Yates Primary Elementary. 750 Mouse Creek Road There are three classes that operate year- Cleveland TN 37312 Tiffany Ahlberg, round at the Blythe Avenue Family Support 479-1723 Center. Principal: Carolyn Ingram Au.D., CCC-A yatesprimary.weebly.com After School University at CCS All six of Cleveland City Schools’ elementary Cleveland Middle School schools have an After-School University. The 3635 Georgetown Road 423-641-0956 programs are open from the time classes end Cleveland TN 37312 each day until 6:30 p.m. 479-9641 2401 North Ocoee Street • Suite 201 ASU provides school-led activities, enrich- Principal: Mike Collier ment programs and assistance with home- cmsraiders.com Cleveland, TN work. The charge is $12 per day. (Directly behind Medical Center Pharmacy) For information on the program, contact Cleveland High School your school’s site director. 850 Raider Drive N.W. 18—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, August 7, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Natural treasures of the Ocoee Region The Ocoee Region offers a myriad of recre- A few of the natural treasures are: ational activities and pursuits of historic and natural attractions. Red Clay State Park Tourists from across the country and globe One of the hidden treasures of the local have enjoyed the waters, trails and history of area is Red Clay State Historic Area Park. the region. Red Clay is a perfect place to spend an Many local residents have not visited the afternoon enjoying the walking trails, picnic wonderful sites and recreational opportuni- ties in the area. See TREASURES, Page 19

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Banner photo, GWEN SWIGER gravesite is located off 411 heading toward Benton. It sits on a hill over- looking the valley. TREASURES Tennessee State Parks and Friends of Red From page 18 Clay. At 3 p.m. on Aug. 13, 20 and 27, the tables and grills and a piece of Cherokee his- Cherokee Games are being held at the Visitor TRAVEL ANYWHERE IN STYLE tory. Center Gazebo. The ranger will be providing Individuals and families can enjoy looking the information on the games. The ranger will WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS. at the farmhouse buildings of a typical 1800s be leading a tour of the park beginning at 1 Cherokee village, the replica council house p.m. on Aug. 13, 20 and 27 at the gazebo. At and the replica sleeping quarters at the park. 5 p.m. in the amphitheater near the council FROM THE FARM...... On a hill overlooking all of the area is an eter- house, a weapons demonstration will be held. nal flame of the Cherokee Nations brought to TO THE FISHING HOLE...... the park in 2009 during a Joint Cherokee Memorial Council of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Another Cherokee connected site is located Indians and the . in Meigs County. The Cherokee Removal ON THE TRAIL...... The original council house was the site of Memorial Park in Birchwood has a Memorial 11 general gatherings of the Cherokee from Wall that narrates the story of the Cherokee OR ON THE GOLF COURSE...... 1832 to 1837 as they sought to keep the removal along the . lands and way of life. It was at the council the It was from here that many detachments of Cherokee learned they had “lost their moun- Native Americans waited to cross the WE CAN GET YOU THERE IN tains, streams and valleys forever.” Tennessee River during the Trail of Tears. It One of the features of the park is a natural has a boardwalk, wildlife overlook, shelters COMFORT 0% FOR 24 MOS. landmark — The Blue Hole Spring, a deep and visitor center. Located on spring that provided water for the Cherokee, Lane, the area was one of the gathering sites still flows near the council house. of the Cherokee as they prepared to begin the A new feature at Red Clay is the carvings Trail of Tears. representing the seven The masks of the seven clans of the have been carved into tree stumps at Red A relatively new center to the area is the Clay State Historic Park. The carvings are Hiwassee River Heritage Center in located near the replicas of Cherokee Council Charleston. Here you will be able to learn sleeping area and a Cherokee farm. about the Indian Agency that stood in A museum center on-site provides further Charleston and the fort and camps about the insight into the lives of the Cherokee. The area that served as launching points for the park is listed as an interpretive site along the Trail of Tears. ’s Trail of Tears Historic The center is located on at 8746 Hiwassee Trail. St. www.hiwasseeheritage.com. On Aug. 6 and 7 the Cherokee Heritage Festival will be held at Red Clay. There will be Nancy Ward Grave dancing, singing, storytelling and Cherokee Another historic site is the Nancy Ward games for the entire family. The Heritage Grave on Highway 411 heading into Benton. Festival is sponsored by the Eastern Band of Ward was a beloved woman for her valor on the Cherokee Indians, the Cherokee Nation, United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians, See HISTORY, Page 22 20—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, August 7, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com National Register of Historic Places 21 sites are located in Bradley County

There are numerous National Register of Historic Places in Bradley County. Among them are: n Red Clay Council Ground at Red Clay State Historic Park was added in 1972. It is the last council meeting site of the Cherokee prior to the removal of the Native Americans in the Trail of Tears. n , northeast of Cleveland off Dry Valley Road, was one of the places where the Cherokee gathered as they prepared to embark on the Trail of Tears. It Banner file photos, GWEN SWIGER was added to the Register on Sept. 5, 1975. ON SEPT. 14, 1972, Red Clay State Historic Park was n The Federal-style Henegar House, also added to the National register of Historic Places. The known as Ivy Hall, was added to the list in 1975. Located on Market Street in area served as the last council grounds for the Cherokee Charleston, the house was home to Henry prior to the nation’s forced removal in the Trail of Tears. Benton Henegar around 1838. n In 1975, the P.M. Craigmiles House was listed on the National Register. The house is now used as the History and Archives HENEGAR HOUSE in Charleston was built by Henry Branch of the Cleveland/Bradley County Benton Henegar around 1838. Located on Market Public Library. Street, the Federal-style Henegar House is also known n W.J. Hughes business house, also known as C.J. Wilson store, was added in as Ivy Hall. The house is built on the site of the bar- 1975. It is located at 70 Ocoee St. racks of Gen. Winfield Scott, who was in command of n was added to the reg- the first trek of the west to their new ister in 1976. In the early 1800s, the area was inhabited primarily by the Cherokees. homes. During the Civil War, the house was used at Hair Conrad or Tekakskeh was a man of times as headquarters for both Union and Confederate means. He was the leader of the first detach- officers. Among those who stayed at the Henegar ment of Cherokees leaving from Rattlesnake House were Generals William T. Sherman, O.O. Springs on the infamous Trail of Tears. His cabin, located on Blythe Wood Farm off Howard, S.B. Carter and Marcus J. Wright. Bullet Harrison Pike, was built in the style of white marks can be observed on the south side of the house, settlers. The cabin is the oldest residential left during a raid by Gen. Joe Wheeler. See HISTORIC, Page 21 SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! CLEVELAND CONSIGN IT PLYWOOD CO. Furniture & 100’s Of Unique Accessories “SERVING CLEVELAND SINCE 1968”

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Banner file photo HAIR CONRAD log house is the oldest residential structure in the county. Built in the early 1880s, the house was added to the National Register of Historic Places on Sept. 13, 1976.

HISTORIC as the Fillauer House, was built in 1890 in from page 20 the Queen Anne style. The interior contains a winding stair of carved oak, solid oak doors structure in Bradley County. and fireplace mantels of fine Italian marble. It n In 1980, Craigmiles Hall was added to was added to the register on Dec. 8, 1980. the register. It is located across the street n St. Luke’s Episcopal Church was added from the Courthouse on Ocoee Street. n The Tipton-Fillauer House, also known See PLACES, Page 25 22—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, August 7, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com CLEVELAND POLICE DEPARTMENT

Police Chief Where do I go? Mark Gibson Paying citations and tickets [email protected] Muncipal Building, 190 Church St. 423-559-3311 City Court Cleveland Police Department Cleveland Police Service Center non-emergency contact info: 100 Church St. 100 Church St. N.E. Cleveland, TN 37311-5330 To discuss court date City Court Clerk Office hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 423-472-4551 Front Desk: 423-476-1121 Gibson Dispatch: 423-472-4521 Crash reports for Tennessee Highway Office of the Chief of Police Patrol worked accidents Phone: 423-559-3311 Call 423-634-6890 Fax: 423-559-3327 CLEVELAND POLICE Service Center is located at 100 Church St., a block off Courthouse Square.

HISTORY Visitors downtown will also be able to gain Republic Monument in Fort Hill Cemetery, Lincoln: “To take and hold the railroad at or from page 19 insight into life in early Bradley County at Henegar House, and the United Daughters of east of Cleveland, I think is as fully as impor- the Museum Center at Five Points. The River the Confederacy Monument. tant as the taking and holding of Richmond.” the battlefield after her husband, a Cherokee of Time, quilt exhibits, art shows and a vari- In Polk County, there is the Confederate A marker in Charleston’s City Park looks at warrior, died in battle. She took his place to ety of other events provide unique perspec- burial and memorial on Chilhowee Mountain the struggle to control the bridge over the rally the warriors. She had a desire to coexist tive of the Ocoee region. The Cherokee Road, Confederate Memorial Forest and Boyd Hiwassee River, which was a major connec- peacefully with the white settlers. She is Chieftain stands guard outside of the muse- Gap off Highway 64 in Ducktown, and the tion between Chattanooga and Knoxville. buried beside the graves of her son Five Killer um. Hiwassee Mine Stack in Ducktown There is also a mention of Union Gen. and brother Long Fellow. (Confederate forces controlled the copper William T. Sherman’s stay in Charleston and Religious Heritage Trail mines until 1863). the orders received from Gen. U.S. Grant. Outdoors The Glory Land Road Trail or the Southeast A gateway marker at the Museum Center at The Native American Trail includes Red For those who like outdoor excitement, Religious Heritage Trail is another tourism Five Points notes the importance of control- Clay, the Cherokee Removal Memorial Park in Polk County offers great experiences. There opportunity for locals and visitors to enjoy. ling the railroad during the Civil War. It Meigs County, the Museum Center and Nancy are guided whitewater trips down the Ocoee Several of the sites on the tour are in Bradley includes the quote from President Abraham Ward’s grave and memorial in Polk County. River, site of the 1996 Olympic canoe and County or a short distance away. kayak competitions. Among the sites are the Church of God For those less inclined to whitewater, the International Office with its prayer plaza, gar- Hiwassee River was the first to be designated den and perpetual flame, St. Luke’s Episcopal as a Tennessee Scenic River. Visitors can Church, Red Clay State Park, Rhea County YOUR HOMETOWN take a leisurely float down the river, fish or Courthouse where the Scopes Trial was held, even boat and ski in the lower section of the Lee University, in river. Chattanooga, Fields of the Wood in western FLOORING CENTER! The Cherokee Forest offers visitors oppor- North Carolina (Cherokee County), and the tunities to fish, hike, camp, and has miles of birthplace of the Church of God in Monroe Thank You trails for walking and mountain biking. County. For Voting Downtown activities Civil War Trail Us #1 In If you are less inclined to relish the great The Southeast Tennessee Tourism Floor outdoors, then downtown Cleveland has a Association’s Civil War Trail offers several number of events year-round to entertain. sites in Bradley County. Covering! The MainStreet Cruise-In, Apple Festival They include Charleston Cumberland and Halloween Block Party are a few of the Presbyterian Church and cemetery, events held during the year. Craigmiles House, Grand Army of the

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Station Two 505 Paul Huff Parkway Duane Sullivan CLEVELAND FIRE DEPARTMENT Cleveland, TN 37312 [email protected]

Ron Harrison The CFD is currently in its 120th Year of Station Three Craig Foote Fire Chief service to the community, and representa- 2000 APD 40 [email protected] [email protected] tives said members are honored to serve such Cleveland, TN 37312 a city. Training Coordinator The Cleveland Fire Department is an all- Administrative offices are located at Fire Station Four Pete Vandusen paid professional department, consisting of Station No. 1. 2850 Keith St. 423-476-6753 83 highly trained personnel and five stations Cleveland Fire Department Non-emergency Cleveland, TN 37312 [email protected] that provide multiple services to the residents info: and visitors of the city of Cleveland. Station Five Cleveland Fire Department 2595 Freewill Rd. Fire report The CFD protects an estimated 42,774 res- Cleveland, TN 37312 If you need a fire report for an insurance Station One company, call 476-6713, email idents, covering an approximately 27-square 555 South Ocoee St. mile area, and provides those businesses and [email protected] or come by Cleveland, TN 37311 Battalion Chiefs Station One, 555 S. Ocoee St. residents with an ISO Class 3 rating. Battalion One Hank Pate [email protected]

Battalion Two B.C. EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE Greg Hooper Bradley County Emergency Medical ambulances and six ancillary vehicles. [email protected] RHONDA Service is a county government agency Director Danny Lawson oversees the with 61 full-time employees and 32 part- day-to-day operations under the guidance Battalion Three WILKINS time employees. The state Department of of the Ambulance board of directors. Robert Gaylor Jr. Public Health EMS Division granted the [email protected] (423) 618-6819 Bradley County EMS the first class A rat- Danny Lawson ing in southeast Tennessee. BCEMS mis- Director Fire Marshal sion is to provide emergency medical 499 Paul Huff Parkway, Cleveland Ben Atchley services to all Bradley County residents. TN 37312 423-559-3325 The EMS has three stations and 11 Phone: 423-728-7015 [email protected]

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EQUAL HOUSING Mika Vaughn (423) 303-1200 OPPORTUNITY CLEVELAND/BRADLEY COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT [email protected] Each Keller Williams office is independently owned & operated The Cleveland/Bradley County Emergency Curtis Cline, Administrative officer Management Agency’s mission is to provide [email protected] emergency preparedness to the residents of Cleveland and Bradley County. The EMA works in partnership with local, The EMA office is at 1555 Guthrie Drive state, federal and private entities to provide N.W. “comprehensive emergency response, hazard Phone 423-728-7289 planning and disaster mitigation services ... through the enhancement of public education programs, improved relations with local Troy Spence, Director media outlets, continued compliance with the [email protected] National Incident Management System and federal and state directives.” It uses the tech- Jeff Gunter, Fixed Nuclear Facility nological advances and tools available to the Planner emergency management community to [email protected] ensure local residents are protected. In the event of an emergency, CBCEMA can Jerry Johnson, Operations officer inform the public of actual or impending large [email protected] scale incidents with the Nixle system. 220 N. Ocoee Street Cleveland, TN 37311 p: 423.339.1488 e: [email protected] w: www.caferomatn.com S HANNON R ITZHAUPT C HEF / O WNER Thank You Cleveland For Voting Our Hometown Us Best In Fine Dining, Dennis Anderson 476-1300 4160 N. Ocoee St. Italian & Business Lunch. We’ve Enjoyed Serving You Over The Past 13 Years! 24—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, August 7, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com BRADLEY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE

Bradley County Sheriff sions. Eric Watson If you need the Community Service Unit’s [email protected] assistance, please contact the communica- tions center at 423-728- 7311. In an emergency call: 911 Handgun course Non-emergency calls: The BCSO also sponsors a concealed hand- 728-7311 gun carry course. You can sign up for the next class by contacting Carol Edwards at Mission statement: “It 423-728-7316 shall be the mission of the Bradley County Sheriff’s Explorer program Office to provide honest, The BCSO sponsors an Explorer program fair, professional law for young people between the ages of 16 and enforcement services to the 20. Applicants must be enrolled in high The Bradley CounTy Sheriff’s Office citizens of Bradley County Watson school or possess high school diploma and/or while managing resources effectively to pre- a GED certificate. They must also maintain a is located in the Justice Center Complex at vent and reduce crime.” grade point average. 2290 Blythe Ave. Bradley County Sheriff’s Office nonemer- For information or to enroll on the program gency contact info: contact the explorer program director Ralph Creel at 423-728-7313. 2290 Blythe Ave. Cleveland, TN 37311 Crime Tip Line We’re online! Office hours: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Residents can use the Crime Tip Line to Front Desk: 423-728-7300 report criminal activity or provide information Check us out: Dispatch: 423-728-7311 on a crime. Individuals may remain anony- FAX: 423-473-1505 mous. If you have information on a recent www. Bradley County Sheriff Eric Watson case, ongoing investigation or cold case that Phone: 423-728-7300 could bring a criminal to justice, call 423- Cleveland, Tennessee Corrections: 423-728-7380 728-7336 24 hours a day. cleveland Behind Village Green Visitation: 423-728-7379 (423) 476-4600 Medical: 423-728-7361 banner.com Booking: 423-728-7366 Command Staff www.buyherepayhereusa.biz Community Service & Reserve Unit: Chief Deputy Brian Smith 423-728-7313 Criminal Investigations Drug Unit: Capt. Keith Edwards 423-728-7337 Patrol Services Division TIBRS: 423-728-7317 Judicial Services: 423-728-7397 Capt. Steve Lawson Criminal & Civil Warrants: 423-728- Criminal Investigations Division 7390 BCSO Fleet Garage: 423-728-7372 Capt. Gabe Thomas Budgeting & Purchasing: 423-728- Corrections and Judiscial Services 7305 Human Resources: 423-728-7306 Arnold Botts Director of Administration Division Members of the Community Service Unit are available to assist motorists when they Richard McAlister are locked out of their vehicles. They have Director of Support Services several tools that enable them to access the Division locking mechanism in the interior of a car door. Director James E. Bradford, Jr. The unit will also escort funeral proces- Public Relations Division W e l c o m e F r i e n d s “Welcome Friends” is celebrating its 21st year as the local greeting service for Bradley County and surrounding areas. Originally just for newcomers, they have expanded to include new home owners, new businesses, newlyweds, and new babies. Welcome bags include civic information, tourism brochures, maps and church activities. Local merchant sponsors provide coupons, gift certificates and small gifts. Phone books are also provided. “Welcome Friends” is a wonderful avenue for finding your place in the “City with Spirit.” For More information call Marilyn Thomas at 423.284.8846 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, August 7, 2016— 25

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to the register in 1982. Built in 1872 in the Gothic Revival style, the church was con- structed to honor the memory of 7-year-old Nina Craigmiles, who was killed when the buggy she was riding with her grandfather was struck by a switch engine at the Inman Street crossing on Oct. 18, 1871. n The U.S. Post Office, 155 Broad St. N.W., was the main post office for many years. It was built in 1911 with the assis- tance of Company G, 117th Infantry of the Tennessee National Guard. It was added to the register in 1983. n In 1984, Broad Street United Methodist

See BROAD STREET, Page 27

Banner file photo, Gwen Swiger Banner file photo THE CHARLESTON CUMBERLAND Presbyterian Church was build in 1860. During the Civil War, the church was used by federal troops. The soldiers reportedly camped inside the church, while tethering their horses outside. Teeth marks left by the horses can be seen on some of the window sills and corner boards. The church was added to the National Register of Historic Places on July 12, 1984. It is located on Railroad Street in Charleston.

THE TIPTON-FILLAUER HOUSE is locat- ed in downtown Cleveland. It was built in 1890 by W.S. Tipton, who founded the Cleveland Herald. It was added to the National Register EQUAL HOUSING (423) 303-1200 OPPORTUNITY of Historic Places on Dec. 8, 1980. Each Keller Williams office is independently owned & operated

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REALTOR®, SRES Cell: 423.618.0393 Banner file photos, GWEN SWIGER and Contributed d o t t i e s n e e d 4 @ AmoNG thE ChuRChES on the National Register of Historic g m a i l . c o m Places are Broad Street United Methodist, above left, which was built in 1893, and St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, left, which was built in 1872. First Presbyterian Church, above center and right, was built in 1856. It is the oldest church building in Cleveland. Musket balls from the Civil War may be found embedded in the walls of the EQUAL HOUSING (423) 303-1200 OPPORTUNITY church. In 1935, a three-story addition was added to 1st Each Keller Williams office is independently owned & operated Presbyterian. The churches were added to the National Register of Historic Places on April 5, 1984 (Broad Street), March 13, 1986 (First Presbyterian)  and April 12, 1982 NITY (St. Luke’s). COMMUNITY Bankers ROCK aTaylor Howard Who is Physician Services Drug & Alcohol Testing? Senior VP / Lender Your Hometown Bank •PSC provides 24/7 Drug and Alcohol NMLS 458393 Testing for Governments, Industry, www.athensfederal.com www.athensfederal.com/taylorh Business and the Legal System. f •PSC provides DNA Paternity Testing and DNA Forensic (Heritage t Testing) •PSC provides “Any Labs” Services. We serve as a lab collection site for your out of town doctors. AMAZING LOW Cleveland Cleveland •PSC provides parents, coaches, councilors, PRICES ON ANY employers and families a 6-panel drug test for $5.00 LAB WORK North Ocoee 25th Street If you have any questions regarding our services, contact: Physician Services Drug & Alcohol Testing, Inc. (behind Chick-l-A) (in front of Ace Hardware) 2650 Executive Park, NW Suite 5 David E. Sink, Sr Cleveland, TN 37312 or 423-298-1214 423-479-9679 1-800-315-0060 [email protected] 476.0667 728.0338 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, August 7, 2016— 27

BROAD STREET from page 25

Church, 263 Broad St. N.W., was added to the register. The Romanesque structure was built in 1893 as a replacement for the origi- nal church, which was built in 1867. Additions were made to the church structure in 1922 and 1968. n Charleston Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Railroad Street in Charleston, was added in 1984. The church, which was built in 1860, was used as a hospital by Union troops during the Civil War. n First Presbyterian Church, 433 Ocoee St., was added to the register in 1986. Built

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JOYCE PETTIT Manager 423-473-0500 DOWNTOWN CLEVELAND sites includ- 4590 North Lee Hwy ed on the National Register of Historic Cleveland, TN 37312 2440 Spring Creek. 423-790-7660 Places include, from left above, Fillauer Brothers Building (now Bank of Cleveland), Craigmiles Hall, right, and Craigmiles House, left, which was donated in the early 1900s for use as a public library. It is now the History Branch.

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REGISTER from page 27 in 1856, the church is the oldest existing church building in Cleveland. In 1935, a three-story addition was built and the origi- nal sanctuary was enlarged and redecorated. The sanctuary was damaged during the ROOTER & Civil War. Musket balls are still embedded in the church’s steeple. PORTABLES n In 1989, The Fillauer Brothers building, Located in Cleveland, Tennessee which was built in 1911, was added to the register. The building now houses the Bank of We Ain’t Talking It, We’re Pumpin’ It! Cleveland. The building was built by brothers 423-614-3230 John and Will Fillauer. The building’s hard- wood floors and tin ceilings have been revital- For Clean, Reliable Hometown Service ized. A rosewood piano, circa 1860, was Call 423-716-3330 found during the renovations and is now dis- Locally Owned & Operated played in the bank’s lobby. The Moneta For Almost 20 Years! Theater was once located at the site. BuIlT In 1911 with the assistance of Company G, 117th Infantry of the Tennessee n Centenary Avenue Historic district was National Guard, this building served as the main post office for the community until a new one added in 1993. The area is bounded by 8th, was built on Keith Street. Today it is the Courthouse Annex and houses the county mayor’s Harle, 13th and Ocoee streets. The private residences are built in Tudor Revival, office and many other government officials. It was added to the Register on June 30, 1983. Bungalow/Craftsman and Colonial Revival GENA architectural styles. The houses were built and Fortifications were added. The area is cur- n In 2008, the Cleveland to Charleston from 1850 to 1949. rently used as agricultural fields and forests. Concrete Highway, one of the last pieces of the FAULK n The Ocoee Street Historic district was n In 2001, the Hardwick Woolen Mills, 445 concrete roadway of the Historic Highway 11 added in 1995. The houses along Ocoee are Church St. S.E., was added to the register. remaining, was listed on the National (423) 716-2810 Colonial Revival, Tudor Revival and Queen n The Cleveland Southern Railroad Depot, Register. Anne. They were built along the street 175 Edwards St., was added to the registry in n In 2014, the site of the first Ford Motor between 1875 and 1949. 2008. It has recently been refurbished and Co. dealership in Cleveland was added to the n In 1999, the Blue Springs Encampments serves as the Cleveland public transit site. register. Located at 125 Inman St., the build- ing housed the C.C. Card Auto Co. It was designed so automobiles could be put on the upper level and well as the group level. The upper levels of the building today are loft EQUAL HOUSING apartments and the lower level is used for (423) 303-1200 OPPORTUNITY Each Keller Williams office is independently owned & operated commercial space.

The old Cleveland SouThern Railroad Depot, which now houses the Cleveland public transit site, was added to the Register on March 27, 2008.

Our mission is to protect the quality of Bradley County water by controlling pollution to our stormwater systems We aim to protect the health and safety of our citizens by educating them on the prevention of stormwater pollution and enforcing stormwater regulations that help reduce pollution. Call our office at 423-728-7102 to report pollution or inquire about a possible stormwater issue. Visit our office at 155 Broad Street NW to file a flooding complaint or obtain a necessary permit for your building project. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, August 7, 2016— 29

The Cleveland Bradley County Public Library is located off Ocoee Street at 795 Church St. N.E. Cleveland Bradley County Public Library Need Extra Cash? Loans Up Andrew Hunt frequently. n Friday and Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Library director n Sunday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. $ History Branch History branch hours: To 1,250 The Cleveland Bradley County Public The History Branch is located at 833 North n Monday: 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 8 p.m. Fast Approval Library offers many informational resources, Ocoee St., in The Craigmiles House, a former n Tuesday and Wednesday: 9 a.m. to noon Telephone Applications Welcome both in person from two locations near down- private residence that was placed on the and 1 to 5 p.m. town Cleveland and online. National Register of Historic Places in 1975. n Thursday: 1 to 8 p.m. Call or Come In Today The library’s main branch is located at 795 Its collection features books, manuscripts, n Friday and Saturday: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Church St. N.E. and features thousands of photographs and other records related to local n Sunday: 1 to 5 p.m. 476-5770 books, magazines, movies, music albums and history and genealogy, including information other resources of general interest, with spe- dating back to the Civil War. For more information, visit the website or 2538 Keith St. cial sections for children and teens. call 423-472-2163 for the main branch or It also boasts some 40 computers available 423-479-8367 for the history branch. Colony Square Plaza for the public to use as well as free Wi-Fi Library cards Internet. The library also periodically offers Bradley County residents can obtain a free free computer classes to teach patrons every- library card by visiting the main branch with thing from basic email skills to how to use a photo ID and two items that can prove their Microsoft Office software. To access the com- address, like a driver’s license, utility bill or a puter class schedule call 472-2163 x126. hunting or fishing license. Non-Bradley Those there to do research can take advan- County residents must pay $15 for a card, tage of a variety of sitting areas, including a with the exception of those who already have few private study rooms. Meigs County library cards. The main branch is also home to the Bradley County Law Library, which contains a Online services variety of legal literature and can be accessed Online at http://www.clevelandlibrary.org, on the second floor with help from a librarian. library cardholders can access several People of all ages can take further advan- research databases, eBooks, audiobooks and tage of the library with a variety of events a calendar of library events. scheduled at the main branch each week. With events ranging from “Baby Bookworms” Thank you for voting storytime sessions to game nights for teens Main library branch hours: and book club meetings and movie nights for n Monday through Thursday 9 a.m. to 9 us one of the adults, the schedule stays full and changes p.m. Best Window Tinting Shops in Cleveland

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Individuals wishing to persue an education Founded: 1967 have plenty of career and study options with- Academics: Cleveland State offers more in the three local institutions of higher learn- than 50 associate’s degree, two-year transfer ing — Cleveland State Community College, and one-year certificate programs. Lee University and Pentecostal Theological In addition to offering a variety of pro- Seminary. grams from its main campus in Cleveland, the college offers classes at locations in Cleveland State Athens and Vonore. Online courses are also Cleveland State Community College is one available through the Regents Online Degree of 13 community colleges in the state of Program. Tennessee. Its service area includes the coun- Admissions: The Fall 2016 semester is set ties of Bradley, Meigs, McMinn, Monroe and to begin Aug. 22. Polk. The institution is preparing to celebrate Applications for degree-seeking students its 50th anniversary. will be accepted until Aug. 12. Students Mission statement: should submit applications as soon as possi- “Cleveland State Community College pro- ble, to allow ample time for processing. vides accessible, responsive, and quality edu- Currently enrolled students may have until cational opportunities primarily for residents Aug. 18 to register for fall classes. Students of southeastern Tennessee. The College deliv- are required to meet with their academic LEE UNiVErSiTy is located at 1120 N. Ocoee St. ers developmental education, university advisors prior to registering for classes. For more information, visit transfer programming, workforce training and distance programs. We seek to provide teacher ratio. The average ACT score of stu- and continuing education activities. http://www.clevelandstatecc.edu/admis- sions or call 423-473-2310. education that integrates biblical truth as dents at Lee is 23. By engaging a diverse student body in the revealed in the Holy Scriptures with truth dis- Founded: 1918 learning process, the College aspires to pro- covered through the study of arts and sci- Lee is accredited by the Commission of the mote success, enhance quality of life and Lee University ences and in the practice of various profes- Southern Association of Colleges and Schools encourage civic involvement. The College Lee University is a private, comprehensive sions. A personal commitment to Jesus to award baccalaureate and masters degrees. strives to be a responsible partner in lifelong university, offering 100 baccalaureate pro- Christ as Savior is the controlling perspective Lee has 30 cross-cultural study experi- learning for the individual and in the econom- grams and 15 masters programs. The univer- from which our educational enterprise is car- ences as part of its Global Perspectives pro- ic development of the region.” sity offers degrees in 52 areas of study. ried out. The foundational purpose of all edu- gram. Mission statement: “Lee is a Christian cational programs at Lee is to develop within For information on the programs, contact President: Dr. Bill Seymour institution which offers liberal arts and pro- the students knowledge, appreciation, under- Lee University, 1120 N. Ocoee St., Cleveland Enrollment: 3,132 students — 1,972 full fessional education on both the baccalaure- standing, ability, and skills which will pre- TN 37320-3450, call 1-800-LEE-9930 or time — as of Spring 2016 ate and graduate levels through residential pare them for responsible Christian living in online at www.leeunivrsity.edu. a complex world.” See SEMINARY, Page 31 The Christian-centered university has been ranked in the Top Tier in the South by U.S. News & World Report magazine and ranked as one of the Best Colleges in the Southeast by Princeton Review. Founded in 1918, Lee is situated on 120 acres in downtown Cleveland. The university is affiliated with the Church of God. President: Dr. Charles Paul Conn is pres- ident. Since 1986, Lee has added 24 major buildings to the campus. Wholesale Supply Enrollment: For the 28th year, Lee’s enrollment has Group, Inc. shown an increase. Under Conn’s leadership, the enrollment has grown from 1,214 in 1986 to 5,041 in fall 2015. 885 Keith St. N.W. The university has students from all 50 Cleveland, TN states and from 53 different countries. CLEVELAND STATE Community College is located on Adkisson Drive. The university has a 17 to 1 student 478-1191 or www.wsginc.com

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SEMINARY Career Center from page 30 The Southeast Tennessee Career Center also offers access to computers along with a resource room that includes information on Pentecostal Theological Seminary job hunting. Counselors are available to President: Dr. Lamar Vest speak with people about their career goals Pentecostal Theological Seminary is a and connect them with resources that may ministry of the Church of God. be helpful to them, including skills assess- Opened in 1975, the Seminary is ments and training. accredited by the Commission of Colleges Overseen by the Southeast Tennessee of the Southern Association of Colleges Development District, the career center can and Schools and by the Association of also help those looking for answers to ques- Theological Schools in the United States tions on things like unemployment benefits and Canada. and steps that need to be taken to obtain cre- The mission of the seminary is to pre- dentials like general equivalency diplomas. pare “men and women for the ministry in The center is located inside the Village today’s world.” Office Building at 301 Keith St. S.W. For The school offers programs in master of more information, visit http://www.seca- divinity, master of arts in discipleship and reercenter.org or call 423-790-5552. Christian formation, master of arts in church ministries, master of arts in coun- seling and doctor of ministry. The seminary is located at 900 Walker St. N.E., Cleveland TN 37311. Phone, 423- CHERYL 478-1131 or email [email protected]. PenteCostal theologiCal Seminary is located at 900 Walker St. WILSON Bradley County Fire-Rescue (423) 505-1281

Troy Maney, chief Valley Road — Ethan Whaley Road N.W. — Capt. James Thompson Station No. 3 — Maroon Branch, Donnie Sullivan, Deputy Chief 4070 Lead Mine Valley Road — Capt. Doug C.O.R.E team Hoggatt Kenneth Petroski, Igor Popov, Colton

EQUAL HOUSING Bradley County Fire-Rescue has its main Fire Station No. 4 — McDonald, 214 Farmer, Rachel Pioth and Nathan Bates (423) 303-1200 OPPORTUNITY headquarters at 260 Inman St. McDonald School Road — Capt. Donnie Each Keller Williams office is independently owned & operated For incident reports, contact 728- 7239 or Blackwell visit the station in person. Office ours are Station No. 5 — Prospect, 3018 Harrison 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Pike, Capt. Brian Bancroft BCFR does not issue burn permits, but its Station No. 6 — Eureka, 8011 Eureka website does note information regarding how Road — Capt. Adam Sussdorff waste or garbage products can be disposed of Station No. 7, Chatata Valley, 1850 Dr. Jeffrey A Carson, properly. Chatata Valley Road — Capt. Steve Keasler Battalion chiefs are Ronnie Goss, Don Station No. 8 — Central Headquarters, Tankersley and Myron Hawkins. District com- 260 Inman St. — Capt. Stoney Matews and manders are Brett Dunn and Tyson Ratcliff. Capt. Johnny Stokes DDS, MAGD Chaplains are William Lamb, Jimmy Station No. 9 — Charleston, 8824 Hiwasse Harper and Wade Patterson. St. — Capt. Phillip Shelton Thirteen fire stations are strategically locat- Station No. 10 — Tasso, 100 Tasso Lane — ed throughout the county. Capt. Hank Smith Providing Station No. 11 — Minnis Road, 365 Minnis Stations Road — Capt. Cray Crumley preventative and Station No. 1 — Taylor, 5295 Bates Pike — Station No. 12 — Waterville, New Street Capt. Samuel Silvers S.E. — Capt. Jeff Stewart Station No. 2 — Valley View, 2085 Keith Station No. 13 — Hopewell, Georgetown restorative dentistry in Cleveland since 1995. Call 479-5966.

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City of Cleveland located at 1334 Church St. S.E. n Deer Park, which has a playground and The center has a 25-meter swimming pool, Parks and Recreation picnic pavilion. To schedule the pavilion call splash park, ballfield, playground and picnic 472-4551, ext. 5325. area. Inside, the center offers a gym for youth n Fletcher Park, which is a 70-acre tract basketball leagues and senior pickle ball. There given to the city by Leonard and Agnes is also a computer/TV room, fitness and weight Fletcher for a passive park. The park has room, and a game room with pool tables, table walking trails, fishing pier, Japanese flower tennis, foosball and shuffle board. garden, gazebo, restrooms and two picnic Bradley County pavilions. To rent a pavilion call 472-4551, Bradley County Recreational Department ext. 5325. has six parks, two football stadiums, BMX n Tinsley Park has four softball fields, a Track (Urbane Road) and McDonald Gym. concession stand and restrooms. It also has The parks are Mike Burke Park, Blue an ADA-accessible playground and two picnic Springs Park, 3854 Blue Springs Road; pavilions. It also has a pool, which is open Bradley North Park (6065 Eureka Road), Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Valley View Park, Waterville Park and Bradley and Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m. The facility is located County Recreational Park — Industrial (234 at 4031 Keith St. Urbane Road). For more information on the n Mosby Park includes a playground, pic- parks, call 423-728-7035. nic pavilion, basketball court and a pool. The park is located at 150 Shepard St. N.E. Park hours are Monday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. The pool is open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. n The Cleveland/Bradley County Greenway offers an area for residents to walk, jog, roller-blade, bicycle, skateboard, walk pets and observe nature. A playground, pavil- ion and stage are located off Raider Drive. n College Hill Recreation Center is located at 264 Berry St. N.E. The center is open Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The center has a weight room, computer lab, gym, game room, multipurpose room, walking track and football field. The center also has Bingo for seniors, Bible studies, free tutoring program and a more. n South Cleveland Community Center is

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EST. 1976 C H E R O K E E FINANCIAL SERVICES (423) 472-5049 • Fax: (423) 472-8711 574 PAUL HUFF PARKWAY, CLEVELAND, TN 1215 Spring Place Road • Cleveland, TN 37311 (IN FRONT OF “Your Hometown Friends With Money To Lend” 423-790-7651 H O M E D E P O T ) 40 Years Serving Cleveland and Bradley County B W J a m e s J e w e l e r s . c o m www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, August 7, 2016—33 LOCATED AT ThE History of Bradley County entrance of Fort Hill Cemetery is this Grand In 1800, the land now known as Bradley County belonged to the Cherokee. There were Army of the two Cherokee towns within the area, accord- Republic monu- ing to “The History of Bradley County.” ment. It is one Tsistentsiyi was located on South Mouse of only three Creek and Chestoee Old Town was located on the Hiwassee River, about a mile below where located in the Ocoee flows into the Hiwassee. Tennessee. It Beginning in 1798, a series of treaties with was erected as the Cherokee began to force the Native monument to American residents further south. In 1819, the Calhoun Treaty resulted in a the “boys in cession of land that “restricted the Cherokee blue” in 1914. to lands south of the Hiwassee River and a strip of mountainous country between that river and the Little Tennessee.” and is drained by Coahulla, Sugar and Mil The Cherokee Indian Agency built on creeks,” Goodspeed noted. Cherokee land near present-day Charleston. “The lands were placed upon sale at prices JUDY The remaining land in Bradley County was ranging with the time in which it was entered. DIGENNARO ceded in the Treaty of in 1835. For the first four months the price was $7.50 Between 1832 and 1838, the Red Clay per acre: the next four months $5, after Broker, ABR, GRI, Council Grounds on the border of Tennessee which it was reduced to $2 and $1, and final- eP ro , SRES ly the last was sold in 1841 at one cent an and Georgia served as the capital and last (423) 505-1281 council ground of the Cherokee in the eastern acre,” according to Goodspeed’s account. United States. The New Echota Treaty called In selecting the county seat, the early set- judydigennaro.com for the removal of all the Cherokee within two tlers had a choice between Andrew Taylor’s years; however, by 1838 only a small fraction Place and land three miles east owned by had left. Deer-in-the-Water. Since Taylor’s Place had a Gen. Winfield Scott was given the task of better source of water, it was designated removing the Cherokee. He set up his head- Cleveland. quarters at in Charleston. In 1836, Cleveland received legislative confirmation

EQUAL HOUSING Gen. John E. Wool assumed the job of remov- (423) 303-1200 OPPORTUNITY ing the Cherokee. See BRADLEY, Page 35 Each Keller Williams office is independently owned & operated In June 1838, the Cherokee were rounded COL. BENJAMIN CLEVELAND, for up and confined to military camps as the whom the city of Cleveland was named, force removal — Trail of Tears — began. As the Cherokee were forced out, settlers played an instrumental role in the victory at began to filter into the lands. the Revolutionary War Battle of Kings YOUR HOME TOWN FAVORITE! Mountain in 1780. When Bradley County Since Bradley County was formed, lawmakers insisted the county 1966!! Bradley County officially became a county on Feb. 10, 1836. The county was named for seat be named for Cleveland. The statue a Revolutionary War veteran, Col. Edward stands in First Street Plaza. Bradley, who served with Andrew Jackson Cleveland, Tennessee during the War of 1812. Lawmakers stipulated the county seat of southwesterly course from the Hiwassee Fast Food Restaurant 478-2668 Bradley County must be named for Col. River to the Georgia Line,” according to Benjamin Cleveland, a Revolutionary War vet- Goodspeed Publishing Co. in 1887. eran who saw action at King’s Mountain. Tributaries emptying into the “Hiwassee GRAVY SUPER DELUXE TENDERLOIN The county “embraces an area of 340- River are Canda, Chestua and Mouse, which square miles. Its surface consists of a series together drain about two-thirds of the county. BISCUIT CHEESEBURGER BISCUIT of parallel ridges and valley extending in a The remaining third slopes to the southward $ $ $

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Monuments 5 POINT The Confederate Memorial Monument was Confederate soldier, gun at rest, overlooking erected in 1911 to honor the Confederate the landscape. CAFE dead — known and unknown. It was placed The monument is said to be the first “We’re Glad You’re Hungry” by the the local chapter of the United Confederate monument erected in any city of Daughters of the Confederacy. East Tennessee, according to the Banner THANKS TO OUR The memorial stretches 30-feet high and is archives. CUSTOMERS crowned by the solitary figure of a The Steed-Marshall-Hardwick monument, the obelisk, was placed in memory of three FOR MAKING Clevelanders killed in a train crash in US THE BEST! Thaxton, Va., in 1889. 105 Edwards St., SW It was damaged in 2013 when two cars col- (Right before the overhead train bridge) lided at the intersection, but repaired and ADDITIONAL PARKING ACROSS STREET rededicated by late June 2014. Call in orders welcome! 423-457-0041

1415 Upper River Road Charleston, TN LOCATED IN FORT HILL Cemetery is 336-2260 this memorial dedicated to the 268 Keith Watson, Confederate soldiers who died in a train BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor accident at Black Fox Creek Bridge on Nov. Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. 4, 1862. Worship Service - 11:00 a.m. BRADLEY Sunday Evening Service - 6:00 p.m. from page 33 Wed. Evening Service - 7:00 p.m. Wed. Evening Youth/Children’s Service - 6:45 p.m. on Jan. 20, 1838. It was incorporated on www.councilbaptist.org Feb. 4, 1903. The first census of the county in 1840 indicates 7,441 people lived in the communi- ty. This included 450 slaves and 19 freed blacks. Volunteer Energy Cooperative During the Civil War, the county played host to troops — both Union and With more than 114,500 member- Confederate — quartered in churches and customers in a 17-county service area, public buildings. Much property was destroyed as troops foraged in the country- VEC is large enough to offer a wide side. range of products and services, but One of the worst disasters of the Civil War in Bradley County was not a battle but a small enough to provide personal train accident. service. VEC is ready to help you A railroad bridge over Black Fox Creek col- lapsed, resulting in the deaths of 268 make the most of your energy dollar. Confederate soldiers. Two other Confederate soldiers died later in Cleveland. They are all • e S c o r e H o m e E n e r g y buried in the Confederate cemetery area of Efficiency Evaluations Fort Hill Cemetery. • H e a t P u m p L o a n s • Billing Options to Meet Your Needs • S m a r t H u b M o b i l e A p p • V E C u s t o m e r s S h a r e G r a n t s CLEVELAND • Y o u t h S e r v i c e s PLYWOOD CO. • M e t e r e d P r o p a n e S e r v i c e “SERVING CLEVELAND SINCE 1968”

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