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Bradley County Community Asset Inventory
2018 Bradley County Community Asset Inventory - CHI Memorial Hospital - Chattanooga https://www.memorial.org/ TABLE OF CONTENTS Geography – Cities, Towns ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 03 Government ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 03 Major Employers --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 05 Public Safety – Fire, Police ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 06 Healthcare ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 06 Hospitals --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 06 Dentists ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 06 Clinics and Services --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 08 Home Health Services -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 09 Health Department --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11 Hotlines ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12 Community, Civic, Non-Profit Organizations --------------------------------------------------------- 13 Economic Development Organizations ---------------------------------------------------------------- -
BCSO Deputy Receives Reprimand for Actions
WVHS, Denning Center hold graduation ceremonies: Pages 8 & 11 163rd YEAR • No. 17 24 PAGES • 50¢ CLEVELAND, TN 37311 THE CITY WITH SPIRIT FRIDAY, MAY 19, 2017 AE graduation BCSO honors the work of 23 local adults deputy in CSCC event receives By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG [email protected] Twenty-three adults from Bradley County and reprimand Polk counties have finally gotten to reap the rewards of many hours of hard work. A commencement ceremony for the two coun- ties’ Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce Development Adult Education pro- for actions gram graduates was held Thursday at Cleveland State Community College. The graduates were celebrated for having Adam Beard’s letter earned their high school equivalency diplomas after taking either the HiSet or GED tests. Leslie Travis, district coordinator for the Adult said to be violation Education program, helped kick off the gradua- tion with some statistics. She noted “over By BRIAN GRAVES 500,000” adults in Tennessee currently lack [email protected] high school diplomas. BCSO Deputy Adam Beard has been given a “These people here are going to change that,” written reprimand by Sheriff Eric Watson for Travis said, gesturing to the graduates. violating the department’s policy on dissemi- She also pointed out that each of the gradu- nating department information to the public. ates worked toward their diplomas while jug- The letter, obtained Friday morning by the gling commitments like busy work and/or fami- Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG Cleveland Daily Banner using a Freedom of ly lives. Information Act request, was During each Adult Education graduation, one DANIELLE GIBBY, center, grins while participating in Thursday’s Adult Education commencement for delivered Thursday evening to Bradley and Polk counties, held at Cleveland State Community College. -
Congratulations
www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, May 28, 2019—B1 Congratulations A Special Supplement from Cleveland Daily Banner B2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, May 28, 2019 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland High School had 370 graduates By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG Staff Writer Cleveland High School celebrated the accom- Banner fi le photo plishments of 370 students in the Class of 2019 CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL’S Graduates of Distinction for 2019 are among the students who during its commencement Friday, May 17. The commencement, which took place in graduated May 17. They are joined in this photo taken earlier this spring by CHS Principal Autumn O’Bryan, CHS’ Raider Arena, marked what Principal front left, Cleveland City Schools Director Dr. Russell Dyer, front right, and their teachers who were hon- Autumn O’Bryan called a “monumental occa- ored with Outstanding Educator awards. sion.” CHS does not name a valedictorian or saluta- torian each year. Instead, it honors Graduates of Distinction who maintained 4.0 grade point averages while taking honors courses. Fifteen were recognized this year. The 2019 Graduates of Distinction were Jane Anderson, Joseph Brown, Laney Brown, Logan Colbaugh, Daniel Collins, Torr Coulthard, Sar- ah Elkins, Harper Fuller, Kelsie Hartley, Kali Gilbreath, Caroline Owens, Aarsh Patel, Lake Preston, Lauren Proctor and Krista Riad. Speakers at the graduation included class president Torr Coulthard, who is planning to attend Auburn University, and class represen- tative James Shelton, who plans to attend Lee University. Honor graduates Harper Fuller and Ariana Medina also spoke. Fuller plans to attend Auburn University, and Medina plans to attend Cleveland State Community College. -
Cleveland, TN ‘The City with Spirit’ 2018 Edition
OurOur HometownHometown Cleveland, TN ‘The City with Spirit’ 2018 Edition A Special Feature of the Cleveland 2017 Apple Festival Downtown Cleveland Daily Banner 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, August 28, 2018 www.clevelandbanner.com www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, August 28, 2018—3 INDEX Banner photo, DANIEL GUY Adult education ....................35 Cleveland Police Dept. .........20 Bradley County EMS ............21 Cleveland State Community THIS STATUE Bradley County Fire-Rescue 22 College ................................36 of Col. Benjamin Bradley County government 17 Driver’s licenses ....................8 Cleveland, a Rev- Bradley County Schools .......42 Health Care ..........................40 olutionary War Bradley County Sheriff ’s Lee University ......................36 Offi ce ..................................22 Manufacturers ...................... 47 veteran, was placed Charleston government ........28 National Register of in downtown Cleve- City with Spirit (history) .......4 Historic Places ................ 10 land’s First Street Cleveland Bradley County Nonprofi ts.............................44 Park by the the local Public Library ....................32 Pentecostal Theological chapter of the Sons Cleveland city government ...6 Seminary........................... 31 Cleveland City Schools .........34 Parks and Recreation ...........37 of the American Cleveland Fire Dept. ............20 Treasures of the region ........24 Revolution. The Cleveland Jetport .................. 7 Utilities .................................45 city of Cleveland Cleveland opportunities........6 Where are they located?....... 19 was named for the colonel. Bradley County was offi cially organized on Feb. 10, 1836. It was named BY THE NUMBERS for Revolutionary War veteran Lt. Col. Edward Bradley. Cleveland was incorporated on Feb. 4, 1842. The Legislature repealed the charter Jan. 1, 1880; however, a new charter was granted in 1882. VISIT OUR 9 AREA LOCATIONS Lauderdale Memorial Hwy. Charleston, TN Hwy. 411 Paul Huff Pkwy. -
Bradley County Fire-Rescue Service
2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, August 7, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com By the Numbers 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.