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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 The Legislature repealed the charter Jan. 1, 1880; however, a new charter was granted in 1882.

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By COLBY DENTON the removal, Charleston served as the Staff Writer largest emigration depot, with Fort Cass acting as its military head- The city of Cleveland is known as quarters with Gen. Winfi eld Scott as “The City with Spirit” — but what commanding offi cer. exactly is everyone spirited about? According to Woody, the concept While some towns have one large of a passport was invented and used attraction to advertise for tourism, prior to removal, as anyone entering Cleveland has multiple sights to see, the sovereign Cherokee Nation had to which caters to a broader audience present their passport upon request. than a single attraction. Ironically, the established Chero- Whether you are a bird watcher, kee lands were later used by military adventurer, historian, shopper or forces during the Civil War, as loca- sports fan, there is a site for you to tions such as Red Clay didn’t need see, and things for you to do. much maintenance to make camping While they all are prevalent in the suitable for soldiers. community, history plays perhaps Aside from Cherokee history, the most crucial role in Cleveland’s Cleveland is ripe with Civil War charm. Located near Red Clay State history, as the city had a subtle but Park, the last capital of the Cherokee crucial role to play in the confl ict. Nation, nearly all of Cleveland was “Tennessee is the only state in its formerly the Cherokee Nation’s sover- entirety that is a Civil War heritage Banner photo, COLBY DENTON eign land. area, which means something signifi - THIS MARKER for the Grand Army of the Republic is one of just three “When we think of Cleveland, I cant pertaining to the war took place recognizing the Army of Tennessee. It is located near the entrance sign at Fort think we mostly think of the warmth in each of our 95 counties,” Woody of its people, but we also think of the said. “Not even Virginia, which held Hill Cemetery in Cleveland. Cherokee,” said Melissa Woody, vice the capital of the Confederacy, had president of tourism development that distinction.” with the Cleveland Bradley Chamber Cleveland and Charleston now of Commerce. have two gateway markers, which Named for Revolutionary War cover the cities’ roles in the Civil War. veteran Lt. Col. Edward Bradley, who These markers are located at the Mu- served with Andrew Jackson during seum Center at Five Points and the the War of 1812, the state Legislature Hoyt Berry/Charleston Park. There also dictated the name of the county are also four other markers deter- seat was to be Cleveland, after Col. mining signifi cant locations around Benjamin Cleveland, a Revolutionary the city as well. These are located across the street from Lee Universi- Larry S. McDaniel War offi cer and hero at the Battle of Owner/Operator Kings Mountain. ty’s admissions building, at the Hen- Cleveland was incorporated on egar house, Blue Springs recreational FEATURING THESE QUALITY NAME BRANDS: Feb. 4, 1842, several years after the —————————— historic Cherokee removal. During See HISTORY, Page 5 Kangol, Stetson, Hart Schaffner & Marx, Florsheim, True Grit, Alden, HARDWICK , Cutter & Buck, Enro, Mountain Khakis, Cole Haan, Allen Edmonds, Peter Millar, Southern Tide, Southern Proper, Walk-Ins Welcome Vineyard Vines, Southern Point, Southern Marsh, Volunteer Traditions, Johnson & Murphy® Got Pain? Try Our Unique Approach to Chiropractic Safe, Gentle Care For Children and Adults  Headaches  Tension  Stress Complete Wellness Chiropractic Center 1717 Keith Street, NW • Stuart Park Plaza • Cleveland, TN 37311 95 Mikel Street • Cleveland, TN 37312 Phone: 423-472-6012 • Fax 423-472-2568 Dr. Eric Gruber www.thetownsquire.com Dr. Wendy Gruber 476-0023 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, August 28, 2018—5 Guaranteed Lowest Price! Call us to fi nd out more.

Banner photo, COLBY DENTON THIS GRAVE at Fort Hill Cemetery marks the fi nal resting place of 17 Confederate soldiers, members of the 33rd Alabama Volunteers who died in a train crash south of Cleveland on Nov. 4, 1862. Fort Hill is a surpris- ingly historic location, full of famous Cleveland founders and fi gures from history.

HISTORY mond.” From Page 4 Also, since Charleston was located beside a river, the railroad was the park and Fort Hill cemetery. most effi cient means of transporting of Cleveland Cleveland, despite being deep soldiers and weapons across this large inside the Confederacy, was a bitterly body of water. Funeral Home & divided city, and proved this by voting From 1861 to 1863, the Confederacy against the Tennessee Ordinance of held Cleveland until it was occupied Cremation Services Secession in 1861. Ironically, despite by Union forces for the remainder of seeing little action as far as major the war. (423) 476-8575 • serenityofcleveland.com battles go, Cleveland was a critical lo- Through various organizations, cation for both sides of the war eff ort, the history of Cleveland and Bradley due to its railroad depot. County is being told and preserved. President Abraham Lincoln was Go nearly anywhere in the area, and quoted stating, “to take and hold the you’re sure to fi nd some piece of histo- At Serenity of Cleveland Funeral railroad at or east of Cleveland, Ten- ry that can lead to more stories about nessee, I think is as fully as important our home. Regardless of what you do, as the taking and holding of Rich- make sure you do it with spirit! Home, we offer convenient and affordable fi nancing for funeral and cremation services.

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From Staff Reports Cleveland is a fast-growing community with tree-lined streets, a Greenway, average temperatures on the moderate side, easy access to recreational and shopping destinations and a diverse base of industries. CLEVELAND MUNICIPAL Despite its growth, it still re- Building is located at 190 Church tains the feel of a small commu- St. N.E. in downtown Cleveland. nity and has taken as its motto “The City with Spirit.” With approximately 150 man- ufacturing fi rms, including 13 Fortune 500 companies, Cleve- Current council/manager government represents all land off ers progressive opportu- nities for growth and success for By TIM SINIARD ing out that certain areas of the city “We had commissioners who lived the future. Staff Writer were not directly represented in city within blocks of one another,” John- For 18 years, Cleveland has government. son said. been a Three- Star Community. Before the establish- As a result, Mayor Tom In addition, there were certain ar- The state Three-Star designation ment of the current Rowland proposed placing eas of the city where commissioners focuses on jobs and economic council/manager form the issue on a referendum, did not reside. development, fi scal strength of government, the with residents having the “There were some areas of south and effi cient government, public city of Cleveland was opportunity to vote to and east side of Cleveland that had safety, education and workforce governed by a mayor/ change their form of gov- no representation.” development, health and welfare. commission system ernment. The referendum Johnson said the mayor decided to The top employers in Cleve- consisting of four at- was approved, ushering in place the issue on a referendum to let land are Whirlpool Corporation, large commissioners an era of increased govern- the voters decide. Cleveland Division Peyton’s who did not represent ment representation. The decision to reform the city Southeastern Inc., Cleveland city districts. According to Cleveland government was infl uenced by a law- Chair Company, Jackson Man- However, during the Vice Mayor Avery Johnson, suit that challenged the commission ufacturing Company, Schering early 1990s, the com- who has served on the City form of government in Chattanoo- mission form of govern- Tom Rowland Plough, Mars Chocolate North Mayor Council since 1993, the ga, alleging the at-large system for ment was questioned by commission form of gov- electing commissioners violated the See COMMUNITY, Page 7 the Cleveland-Bradley ernment did not adequately County Chapter of the NAACP, point- represent all city residents. See GOVERNMENT, Page 8

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COMMUNITY From page 6 America, Procter & Gamble Co., Du- to Tinsley Park racell, Advanced Photographic Solu- with an additional CLEVELAND tions, Olin Corporation, Exel Inc, Arch section complete REGIONAL JET- Chemicals Inc., Hardwick Clothes Inc., behind Home PORT opened in Johnston Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Depot. January 2013. The Rubbermaid Cleaning Products, Renfro The area has Corporation, Eaton Electrical, Flowers eight city-owned jetport was designed Bakery of Cleveland LLC, Newly Weds and maintained to meet the needs of Foods, Georgia Pacifi c Corp, Amazon, parks, including most corporate and Wacker Polysilicon North America, a handicap-ac- general aviation aircraft. Mueller Co., and Polartec Tennessee cessible park It has a 6,200-foot by Manufacturing. and nature park; The top employers in the community three golf courses; 100-foot concrete run- are Whirlpool, Tennova Healthcare public and private way with a full-length — Cleveland, Peyton’s Southeastern, swimming pools, 70-foot wide taxiway, Bradley County Schools, Walmart, country club, and A 311,452-square-foot Cleveland City Schools, Bradley County two multiple-the- apron and runways 3 Government, Lee University, Jackson ater centers. Furniture and Schering-Plough. The Cherokee and 21. The Jetport The Cleveland Regional Jetport off ers National forest of- manager is Mark Fidler. state-of-the-art LED lighting, a 6,200- fers a wide variety The Jetport is located foot- by- 100-foot concrete runway, a of outdoor recre- at 251 Dry Valley Road 70-foot-wide taxiway. The jetport is ational opportuni- N.E. To contact the jet- designed to meet most corporate and ties. G/A aircraft needs. The Ocoee River port, call 423-472-4343 The medical needs of the communi- was the site of or mail@clevelandre- ty are met by Tennova Healthcare — the 1996 Olympic Banner Archive photo gionaljetport.com. Cleveland, which off ers a far range of canoe and kayak health care services on two campuses, events. The Tennessee River and Hi- including a 7,000- square-foot, 24- wassee River also provide transporta- hour emergency care unit, as well as a tion and recreational opportunities. 351-bed acute care facility. The Hiwassee River has been des- There are an estimated 200 doctors ignated as a Blueway, with Class I and and 45 dentists in the county. Class II whitewater rapids and occa- Welcome To There are approximately 200 Protes- sional tant churches and one Catholic church Class III rapids. It is also available in Bradley County. Approximately 39.6 for raft and tube rentals. Portions of Cleveland, T N percent of residents have no religious the river area fl atwater, perfect for affi liation, according to City-Data.com, SUP, paddling and motorized boats. religion statistics profi le. The region is a short distance from According to Priceline, there are 61 Chattanooga and Knoxville, 82 miles. Our Hometown! hotels/motels in Bradley County. Interstate 75 off ers transportation The area also has a two-mile walking advantages for industry and recre- trail that extends from Willow Street ational opportunities.

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Voting Rights Act of 1965, as well as the United States Constitution. Driver’s The case — Brown v. Board of Commissioners of City of Chatta- nooga, Tennessee — had under- license gone a circuitous route through Tennessee Department the court system during the 1980s, of Safety Driver’s License ultimately reaching a federal court Division 301 James Asbury in 1989. During court hearings, Drive N.W. the judges found that the commis- The Cleveland offi ce is sion form of government disen- Charlie McKenzie Bill Estes Tom Cassada David May open Monday through Fri- franchised African-Americans. As District 1 District 2 District 3 District 4 day, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. a result, Chattanooga then worked The services provided at with the court to reform city gov- the Cleveland DMV offi ce ernment and adopt the council/ include: manager system. Licensing: Driver’s license, The commission system also Road test, Identifi cation had each commissioner respon- cards, Commercial, Written sible for areas of city government test, CDL written; as well as such as fi re, police, public works Disabled parking and wheel- and fi nance. It is one of the oldest chair accessible forms of city government in the Driver license notes: This United States, according to the station processes driver’s National League of Cities. How- license reinstatements on ever, less than 1 percent of cities Wednesday only, from 8:30 utilize the commission form of a.m. to 3:30 p.m. government today, with most who Dale Hughes Avery Johnson Ken Webb Kevin Brooks Also off ers original hand- still do under 100,000 in popula- District 5 At-Large At-Large Mayor-elect gun permits and driving tion. records. Johnson said the ruling prompt- Requirements for licensing ed Cleveland to follow suit. districts, as well as two members who Church St. N.E. The members of the are available at www.tn.gov/ “We saw what they did and met are voted at-large. Each member is elect- Council meet at 3 p.m., which is preced- safety/article/bradley. with the Tennessee Municipal ed to a four-year term. ed by a 1 p.m. work session. League and worked with them According the the city charter, the The members of the Cleveland City for about six months to develop mayor has a voice during Council meet- Council until Sept. 10 are: the new government,” Johnson ings, but not a vote. However, the mayor •Mayor Tom Rowland Mayor-elect Kevin Brooks, who was said. “We decided on the council/ does have the power of veto, which may •Charlie McKenzie, District 1 elected Aug. 2, will be sworn in Sept. 10, manager form of government be overridden by at least fi ve Council •Bill Estes, District 2 along with Ken Webb, who was elected that off ered representation for all members. •Tom Cassada, District 3 to replace councilman at-large Richard districts.” The regularly scheduled meetings of •David May, District 4 Banks, who chose not to seek re-election. Currently, the city government the City Council are held the second •Dale Hughes, District 5 The mailing address for the Cleveland consists of the mayor, fi ve council and fourth Monday of each month at •Richard Banks, at-large Municipal Building is P.O. Box 1519, members representing specifi c the Cleveland Municipal Building, 190 •Vice Mayor Avery Johnson, at-large Cleveland, Tn 37364. Thank You For Your CLEVELAND Confidence In Us! PLYWOOD CO. “SERVING CLEVELAND SINCE 1968” FREE DELIVERY BUILDING SUPPLIES • SHEETROCK • MOULDING • ROOFING • WINDOWS • LUMBER • HARDWARE • DOORS • CEILING TILE • SIDING • INSULATION • POWER TOOLS • PAINTS HOURS: 7 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. M-F of Cleveland 472-3357 Michael L. Hoops, MD Board Certified by The American 597 Church Street NE, Cleveland, TN 2700 20TH N.E. • CLEVELAND Board of Plastic Surgery 423-472-1996 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, August 28, 2018—9 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, August 28, 2018 www.clevelandbanner.com

HISTORIC BRADLEY COUNTY REPLICA FARM site, left, is one of the highlights of a visit to Red Clay State Historic Park. The park is locat- ed on the Tennessee-Georgia border in southern Bradley County.

Below: HENEGAR HOUSE in Charles- ton was the fi rst brick house in the county. It served at various times as the headquarters for Union and Con- federate troops. Banner photos, DANIEL GUY National Register of Historic Places The historic signifi cance of sites in Sept. 5, 1975. Bradley County may be found in the • The Federal-style Henegar House, number of National Register of Historic also known as Ivy Hall, was added to Places in the community. the list in 1975. Located on Market Among them are: Street in Charleston, the house was • Red Clay Council Ground at Red home to Henry Benton Henegar. He Clay State Historic Park was added in built the fi rst brick home in the coun- 1972. It is the site of the last council ty around 1838. The house served as meetings of the Cherokee prior to the headquarters for both Union and Con- removal of the Native Americans in the federate offi cers as Charleston was oc- Trail of Tears. cupied. Among the generals occupying • Rattlesnake Springs, northeast of the house were William T. Sherman, Cleveland off Dry Valley Road, was O.O. Howard, S.B. Carter and Marcus one of the places where the Cherokee J. Wright. gathered and were interned as they • In 1975, the P.M. Craigmiles House prepared to embark on the Trail of ——————————— Tears. It was added to the Register on See HISTORIC, Page 12

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HISTORIC From page 10 was listed on the National Register. The house, now called the Johnston-Tucker Center, is used as the History and Ar- chives Branch of the Cleveland/Bradley County Public Library. • W.J. Hughes business house, also known as C.J. Wilson store, was added in 1975. It is located at 70 Ocoee St. • The Hair Conrad cabin was added to the register in 1976. In the early 1800s, the area was inhabited primar- ily by the Cherokees. Hair Conrad, or Tekakskeh, was a man of means. He was the leader of the fi rst detachment of Cherokees leaving from Rattlesnake Tipton-Fillauer House Springs on the infamous Trail of Tears. Hair Conrad cabin His cabin, located on Blythe Wood Farm off Harrison Pike, was built in the style of white settlers. The cabin is memory of 7-year-old Nina Craig- the oldest residential structure in Brad- miles, who was killed when the buggy ley County. Banner photos, DANIEL GUY she was riding in with her grandfa- • In 1980, Craigmiles Hall was added ther was struck by a switch engine at to the register. It is located across the in 1890 in the Queen Anne-style. The 8, 1980. the Inman Street crossing on Oct. 18, street from the Courthouse on Ocoee interior contains a winding stair of • St. Luke’s Episcopal Church was 1871. Street. carved oak, solid oak doors and fi re- added to the register in 1982. Built in • The Tipton-Fillauer House, also place mantels of fi ne Italian marble. 1872 in the Gothic Revival style, the ______known as the Fillauer House, was built It was added to the register on Dec. church was constructed to honor the See PLACES, Page 14 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, August 28, 2018—13

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• The U.S. Post Offi ce, 155 Broad St. N.W., was the main post offi ce for many years. It was built in 1911 with the as- sistance of Company G, 117th Infantry of the Tennessee National Guard. It was added to the register in 1983. • In 1984, Broad Street United Meth- odist Church, 263 Broad St. N.W., was added to the register. The Romanesque structure was built in 1893 as a replace- ment for the original church, which was built in 1867. Additions were made to the church structure in 1922 and 1968. • Charleston Cumberland Presbyteri- an Church, Railroad Street in Charles- ton, was added in 1984. The church, built in 1860, was used as a hospital by Union troops during the Civil War. • First Presbyterian Church, 433 Ocoee St., was added to the register in 1986. Built in 1856, the church is the oldest existing church building in Cleveland. In 1935, a three-story addi- tion was built and the original sanctu- ary was enlarged and redecorated.

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REGISTER currently used as agricultur- from page 14 al fi elds and forests. • In 2001, the Hardwick The sanctuary was damaged during Woolen Mills, 445 Church the Civil War. Musket balls are still embed- St. S.E., was added to the ded in the church’s steeple. register. • In 1989, The Fillauer Brothers building, • The Cleveland South- built in 1911, was added to the register. The ern Railroad Depot, 175 building now houses the Bank of Cleveland. Edwards St., was added to The building was built by brothers John the registry in 2008. It has and Will Fillauer. The building’s hardwood recently been refurbished fl oors and tin ceilings have been revital- and serves as the Cleveland ized. A rosewood piano, circa 1860, was public transit site. • In 2008, the Cleveland found during the renovations and is now TWO SECTIOIONSNS displayed in the bank’s lobby. The Moneta to Charleston Concrete Theater was once located at the site. Highway, one of the last of the city have beeeen • Centenary Avenue Historic district was pieces of the concrete road- designated as Hissttororicic added in 1993. The area is bounded by 8th, way of the Historic Highway Districts. The onnee is Harle, 13th and Ocoee streets. The pri- 11 remaining, was listed on Centenary Avenueue vate residences are built in Tudor Revival, the National Register. and the other Ocoeee Bungalow/Craftsman and Colonial Revival • In 2014, the site of the Street. architectural styles. The houses were built fi rst Ford Motor Co. dealer- from 1850 to 1949. ship in Cleveland was added • The Ocoee Street Historic district was to the register. Located at 125 Inman St., added in 1995. The houses along Ocoee are the building housed the C.C. Card Auto Co. Colonial Revival, Tudor Revival and Queen It was designed so automobiles could be Anne. They were built along the street put on the upper level, as well as the group Banner photos, DANIEL GUY between 1875 and 1949. level. The upper levels of the building today THE LAST REMAINING section of the concrete Historic Highway • In 1999, the Blue Springs Encampments are loft apartments and the lower level is 11 is in Charleston. and Fortifi cations were added. The area is used for commercial space. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, August 28, 2018—17 Bradley County government

By AUTUMN HUGHES 2018 Bradley County General Election, Staff Writer four new commissioners are beginning terms on the board: Dennis Epperson in Bradley County is governed by the District 1, Erica Davis and Tim Mason Bradley County mayor and the Bradley in District 6, and Kevin Raper in Dis- County Commission. trict 7. The mayor is D. Gary Commissioners regularly Davis, who was fi rst elect- meet on Mondays, alternating ed to the position in 1998. work and voting sessions either He’s one of only 16 county at noon (second and third Mon- mayors to earn the Certi- days) or 7 p.m. (fi rst and fourth fi ed Public Administrator Mondays). designation from the Meetings have been held at University of Tennessee the Bradley County Schools’ Banner photo, DANIEL GUY Center for Government central offi ce while the Bradley Training. County Courthouse is being THE HISTORIC Courthouse Annex, 155 Broad St. N.W., originally housed There are 14 members restored following a Sept. 30, the main post offi ce for the community. It was added to the National Register of of the Bradley County 2017, fi re. Once the restoration Historic Places in 1983. Today it houses the Bradley County Election Commis- Commission, two for each is complete, meetings will re- sion, Bradley County Mayor’s offi ce and other government offi ces. of the seven districts in sume at the courthouse. the county. Beginning Meeting schedules and in 2018, those seats are Mayor D. Gary agendas, along with a calendar  designated “A” and “B” Davis of scheduled committee meet- for the purposes of election, with seats ings, are regularly posted on the Bradley appointed alphabetically per district. County Commission’s website: http:// Following the May 2018 Bradley www.bradleyco.net/ccomm_districts. County Primary Election and August aspx. hE>/s>z

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DISTRICT 7 Commissioners: • KEVIN RAPER, left 3440 Edgewood Circle N.W. Cleveland, TN 37312 339-0986 [email protected]

• BILL WINTERS, right 2046 Greenfi eld Ave. N.W. Cleveland TN 37311 479-2485 DISTRICT 5 [email protected] • BOBBY GOINS, left P.O. Box 3292 DISTRICT 3 Cleveland TN 37320 • MILAN BLAKE, left 618-5046 3840 Westview Drive [email protected] Cleveland TN 37312 • JEFF YARBER, right 479-8639 3110 Somerset Drive [email protected] Cleveland TN 37323 Check Us Out • JOHNNY MULL, right 716-5938 on Facebook 209 Candice Drive N.E. [email protected] Cleveland TN 27323 400-6757 [email protected]

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423-728-7122 and 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. Information on requirements is avail- Where are • GAYLA MILLER, CIRCUIT AND Phone 423-728-7226 able: www.state.tn.us/twra/boatreig- CRIMINAL COURT CLERK AUTO TAGS AND TITLES strations.html. 423-728-7214 Cost for a tag is $24. Good for a BUSINESS LICENSE is needed if you they located? Bradley County Justice Center year. anticipate your annual gross receipts For title, fee is $8. Required infor- being $3,000 or more. The initial busi- • OFFICE OF THE CLERK AND mation includes title, automobile mile- ness license application fee is $15. • TRUSTEES OFFICE — Relocated MASTER age, current registration, lien holder, The license must be renewed yearly from courthouse to former SouthEast Temporary offi ce — 555 N. Ocoee St, name and address. with tax assessed on gross receipts second fl oor Bank site at the corner of 17th and Keith BOAT REGISTRATION — The county earned during the tax period. The tax Streets (adjacent to Stuart Park Plaza) 423-728-7205 clerk collects the sales tax on boat must be paid to Dept. of Revenue. Mike Smith, county trustee • BRADLEY COUNTY JUVENILE transactions between individuals. A license may be applied for online at • REGISTER OF DEEDS — Relocated JUSTICE CENTER Boats are registered through the http://tncountyclerk.com/ or in person from courthouse to former Professional 1620 Johnson Blvd. Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency. at the County Clerk’s offi ce. Title Building across from the Court- 423-728-7081 house (corner of Ocoee and 2nd streets) • COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE — Dina Swaff ord, register of deeds Relocated from courthouse to former • COUNTY VETERANS FSG Bank branch at the Village Green Welcome Friends SERVICES — Relocated from court- at 301 Keith St. S.W. house to 155 Broad St., Courthouse Donna Simpson, county clerk “Welcome Friends” is celebrating its 21st year as the local greeting Annex, fi rst fl oor, room 105 Hours are Monday through Thurs- service for Bradley County and surrounding areas. Originally just for Larry McDarris, director/veterans day, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Friday, newcomers, they have expanded to include new home owners, new service offi ce 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. businesses, newlyweds, and new babies. 423-728-7100 The Bradley County Clerk’s Offi ce Welcome bags include civic information, tourism brochures, maps and issues vehicle licenses, marriage church activities. Local merchant sponsors provide coupons, gift • BRADLEY COUNTY licenses and business licenses, as well certificates and small gifts. Phone books are also provided. MISDEMEANOR PROBATION as handling the issuance of notary “Welcome Friends” is a wonderful avenue for finding your place in the 2252 Blythe Ave. S.E. applications, collection of sales tax for Bradley County Justice Center “City with Spirit.” boats and the titling of vehicles. For More information call Marilyn Thomas at 423.284.8846 Rich Kienlen, director of probation PASSPORTS issued between 8:30 a.m. A Locally Managed Company Serving Local Needs OUR MISSION:

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386 INDUSTRIAL Phone: DRIVE, SW CLEVELAND, TN 37311 476-2293 20—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, August 28, 2018 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Police Department The Cleveland Police Department has been national accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforce- ment Agencies, or CALEA, since 2009. Chief of Police Mark Gibson said the CPF received its state Banner photo, GWEN SWIGER of Tennessee CLEVELAND’S newest fi re station will be opening soon on Westland Drive, just off APD-40. accreditation in 2012. Chief of Police “I can assure you that we will be “We are Mark Gibson courteous, professional, honest, proac- currently au- tive, and responsive in the fulfi llment Cleveland Fire Department thorized for 91 of our duties,” the police chief added. Certifi ed Police Offi cers, and 11 full- “We will work diligently to become bet- In its 119th year, the Cleveland Fire physical fi tness. time civilian employees, along with one ter every day and look forward to work- Department has 92 highly trained The suppression division operates part-time civilian employee, 13 School ing cooperatively with the community personnel and fi ve stations to provide the stations, which are divided into Crossing Guards and eight Animal to build your respect and trust.” the residents of Cleveland with multiple three battalions, which work a 24-hour Control employees,” said Gibson on the The Cleveland Police Service Center services. on duty and 48-hour off duty sched- department’s website. is located at 100 Church St. N.E. According to its website, the CFD ule during the year. The suppression “We also maintain an excellent • For nonemergency assistance from protects an estimated 42,774 residents division alleviates “the day-to-day Volunteer Program consisting of a the Cleveland Police Department, call in an approximately 27-square-mile incidents that arise, including fi refi ght- 15-member Public Service Unit and a 423-476-1121. area. The businesses and residents are ing, extrication, hazardous materials, nine-member Chaplain Unit.” • City Court is located at the Cleve- provided with a ISO Class 3 rating. technical rescues and medical fi rst Gibson said the success of the Cleve- land Police Service Center. The Cleveland Fire Department response.” land Police Department “is due to the • To pay citations and tickets, go to stresses training for its fi remen. Each The battalion chiefs are Hank Pate, hard-working and talented men and the Municipal Building 190 Church St. fi refi ghter, on average, trains 433 Battalion 1; Greg Hooper, Battalion 2; women that make up our department. (across the road from the Police Cen- hours throughout the year, or 36 hours and Robert Gaylor Jr., Battalion 3. Our primary objective is to ensure a ter). each month. Topics on which they are Other divisions within the CFD high quality of life for our citizens by • To discuss court dates or citations, trained include fi re suppression, med- promoting safety and lowering the call the city court clerk at 423-472- ical, rescue (vehicle rescue and techni- ——————— crime rate. We are here to help you. 4551. cal rescue), hazardous materials and See CFD, Page 21 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, August 28, 2018—21

lished in August 1972 and began opera- lances are staff ed 24/7. One extra am- tions on Sept. 1 the same year. Bradley bulance is in service during the week to EMS — Answering call to help County EMS was the fi rst emergency help with increased call volumes. The Bradley County Emergency Med- and non-emergency calls within the medical service to attain and maintain Clark said the BCEMS now has a ical Service is an “A-”rated emergency city of Cleveland, Charleston, and all of an “A” rating in the 10 county Southeast bicycle response team used for special service and the primary ambulance Bradley County. Tennessee Region. They have main- events. The team consists of two bikes service that responds to emergency The Bradley County EMS was estab- tained this rating since 1985. with emergency equipment. Shawn Fairbanks is EMS director/ “The Bradley County EMS has chief, while Stan Clark is assistant a very proactive education depart- director/chief. Fairbanks also heads ment,” the agency chief noted. “We up the Bradley County Fire-Rescue pride ourselves as having some of the Service. most aggressive protocols in the state The Bradley County EMS has 12 supported by the medical director, Dr. ambulances in their fl eet. Eight ambu- Jesse Coleman.” Cleveland Eye Clinic Athens Eye Associates Nancy M. Blank, M.D. G. Seth Ford, M.D. Thomas W. McGuire, M.D. Elizabeth Rosenberger, M.D. Cortney M. Bramlett, O.D.

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TREASURES to the Museum Center at Five Points, or a short distance away. From page 24 200 Inman St. East. Among the sites are the Church of The museum off ers a “diverse col- God International Offi ce with its prayer been carved into tree stumps at Red lection of artifacts that document the plaza, garden and perpetual fl ame, Clay State Historic Park. The carvings history of the Ocoee Region.” St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, Red Clay are located near the replicas of Chero- The museum is open Tuesday State Historic Park, Rhea County kee Council sleeping area and a Chero- through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Courthouse where the Scopes Trial was kee farm. Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. held, Lee University, Brainerd Mission A museum center on-site provides in Chattanooga, Fields of the Wood further insight into the lives of the Nancy Ward Grave in western North Carolina (Cherokee Cherokee. The park is listed as an in- Another historic site is the Nancy County), and the birthplace of the terpretive site along the National Park Ward Grave on Highway 411 heading Church of God in Monroe County. Service’s Trail of Tears Historic Trail. into Benton. Ward was a beloved wom- an for her valor on the battlefi eld after Civil War Trails Cherokee Removal Memorial her husband, a Cherokee warrior, died The Southeast Tennessee Tourism Another Cherokee connected site is in battle. She took his place to rally the Association’s Civil War Trail off ers located in Meigs County. The Cherokee warriors. She had a desire to coexist several sites in Bradley County. Removal Memorial Park in Birchwood peacefully with the white settlers. They include Charleston Cumberland has a Memorial Wall that narrates the She is buried beside the graves of Presbyterian Church and cemetery, story of the Cherokee removal along her son Five Killer and brother Long Craigmiles House, Grand Army of the the Trail of Tears. Fellow. Republic Monument in Fort Hill Cem- It was from here that many detach- Outdoors etery, Henegar House, and the United ments Tennessee River during the Trail Daughters of the Confederacy Monu- of Tears. Ithas a boardwalk, wildlife For those who like outdoor excite- ment. overlook, shelters and visitor center. ment, Polk County off ers great expe- In Polk County, there are the Confed- Located on Blythe Ferry Lane, the area riences. There are guided whitewater erate burial and memorial on Chil- was one of the gathering sites of the trips down the Ocoee River, site of the howee Mountain Road, Confederate Cherokee as they prepared to begin the 1996 Olympic canoe and kayak compe- ———————— Trail of Tears. CHEROKEE CHIEFTAIN wel- titions. See TRAILS, Page 28 For those less inclined to whitewater, comes visitors at the Museum Center. Heritage Center the Hiwassee River was the fi rst to be A relatively new center to the area designated as a Tennessee Scenic River is the Hiwassee River Heritage Center — Blueway. Visitors can take a leisurely in Charleston. Here you will be able fl oat down the river, fi sh or even boat Keeping Keeping BusinessBusiness GoingGoing SinceSince 1953!1953! to learn about the Indian Agency that and ski in the lower section of the river. stood in Charleston and the fort and The Cherokee Forest off ers visitors camps about the area that served as opportunities to fi sh, hike, camp, and launching points for the Trail of Tears. has miles of trails for walking and The center is located at 8746 Hiwas- mountain biking. see St., Charleston. www.hiwasseeheritage.com Religious Heritage Trail The Glory Land Road Trail or the Museum Center Southeast Religious Heritage Trail is Cherokee Chieftain was carved from another tourism opportunity for locals a tree by acclaimed sculptor Peter Wolf and visitors to enjoy. Several of the Toth. The sculpture welcomes visitors sites on the tour are in Bradley County Locally Owned & Operated

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By LARRY C. BOWERS the commission since 1992, although Staff writer there was a gap with another mayor for a term. There is a wealth of history in and The two commission members are around the town of Charleston as it Francis “Frankie” McCartney and Don- grows as a small municipality in North na McDermott. Bradley County. The commission meets at 6 p.m. on Recent industrial growth around the the second Tuesday of every month, at community of around 700 residents the municipal building just off Highway has benefi ted its economy somewhat, 11 near Hoyt Berry City Park. Berry created primarily due to its proximity was the city’s fi rst black mayor. to Interstate 75 a short distance to the The municipal park is a favorite west. destination for city residents, and their Charleston’s date of incorporation families. was Nov. 11, 1956. It was Tennessee’s The city also draws a number of visi- Banner photo, LARRY BOWERS fi rst city to have a black mayor and tors from out of town, which is evident THE CHARLESTON Commission includes, from left, Donna McDermott, black police chief. during the International Cowpea Festi- Frankie McCartney and Mayor Walter Goode. It is a mayor/commission form of val and Cook-off , held each September. government, with three serving on the The late-summer festival features Caroline Geren is Charleston’s long- and Rescue Chief, Shawn Fairbanks, is Charleston City Commission. vendors, musical entertainment, activ- time city manager, while Janet New- recognized as the chief of the Charles- Currently, Walter Goode is the may- ities for childen and families such as a port has served for a number of years ton Volunteer Fire Department. or, winning the recent election over petting zoo, and promotes the history as City Court clerk and city recorder. The city also provides garbage ser- two challengers. Goode has served on of Charleston. Other key members of Charleston’s vice, under Graham’s supervision. 11 city employees include Police Chief Chief Stokes has two full-time offi - Johnny Stokes, city Judge Robert B. ——————————— TRAILS holding of Richmond.” Wilson, and Street Superintendent Melvin Graham. Bradley County’s Fire See CHARLESTON, Page 30 From page 25 A marker in Charleston’s City Park looks at the struggle to control Memorial Forest and Boyd Gap off the bridge over the Hiwassee River, Highway 64 in Ducktown, and the which was a major connection be- Volunteer Energy Cooperative Hiwassee Mine Stack in Ducktown tween Chattanooga and Knoxville. (Confederate forces controlled the The Native American Trail includes With more than 116,600 member-customers in a copper mines until 1863). Red Clay, the Cherokee Removal 17-county service area, VEC is large enough to A gateway marker at the Museum Memorial Park in Meigs County, the Center at Five Points notes the im- Museum Center and Nancy Ward’s offer a wide range of products and services, but portance of controlling the railroad grave and memorial in Polk County. small enough to provide personal service. VEC is during the Civil War. Itincludes the Brochures for the trail are available ready to help you make the most of your energy quote from President Abraham Lin- at the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber dollar. coln: “To take and hold the railroad of Commerce, 225 Keith St. S.W., call at or east of Cleveland, I think is as 423-472-6587 or visit www.cleve- • eScore Home Energy Efficiency Evaluations fully as important as the taking and landchamber.com. • Heat Pump Loans • Billing Options to Meet Your Needs • SmartHub Mobile App • VECustomers Share Grants • Youth Services • Metered Propane Service ROOTER & PORTABLES Located in Cleveland, Tennessee Benton Customer Cleveland Customer Hamilton County We Ain’t Talking It, We’re Pumpin’ It! 423-614-3230 Service Center Service Center Customer Service Center For Clean, Reliable Hometown Service Call 423-716-3330 2178 Parksville Road 5335 Georgetown Road NW 8212 Mahan Gap Road Locally Owned & Operated For Almost 20 Years! 423-338-2569 423-476-6571 423-344-8382 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, August 28, 2018—29

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CHARLESTON tion is Love’s Truck Stop, From page 28 which generates steady busi- ness along this major traffi c cers in the Charleston Police corridor. Department. Michael Strope Charleston’s branding as a was hired by Stokes recently signifi cant historical site in from Athens, joining patrol- Tennessee, and a destination man David Spandau to give for travelers, has come to the Charleston law enforcement forefront in recent years. a full, three-person staff . TheCharleston-Cal- There are a group of houn-Hiwassee Historical quality industries in the Society represents the Charleston area, including historical signifi cance of Resolute Forest Products, this area, and the dissecting Lonza, Wright Brother Con- Hiwassee River. struction, Tarver Distrib- A Hiwassee River Heritag uting, Caldwell Paving, and Center was established in newcomers General Electric, the central area of Charles- Amazon, Wacker and United ton, which is currently being Hydrogen of Tennessee. expanded. There is also a Bradley County’s Charles- Historical Trail being con- ton Elementary School is structed through the center located in the heart of the of the town, and the city’s city, while Walker Valley park. High School is located on Much of this history is Lauderdale Memorial High- from Charleston being the Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS way to the west, between location of historical Fort AMONG THINGS THAT instill pride in City of Charleston residents is the Hoyt Berry City the downtown area and the ——————— Park, located a short way off State Highway 11 in the heart of the city. The playground area was busy interstate. At the interstate intersec- See FORT CASS, Page 31 during Charleston’s annual International Cowpea Festival last September. 2 Locations to Serve You! 2575 Guthrie Street NEW LOCATION: (just off 25th Street across from Cleveland 2251 Dalton Pike, SE., Utilities & Las Margaritas) 423-790-5793 423-790-7616 Use coupon code 2012 Use coupon code 3020 $12 RainX Tire Shine $20 Manager’s Special for $9 for $15 At the auto teller, press the “enter coupon” button. Enter the 4 digit coupon. The discount will automatically appear www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, August 28, 2018—31

FORT CASS located at Ross’s Landing in Chatta- From page 30 nooga, and Fort Payne, Alabama. Fort Cass was also the site of the Cass, which was an embarkation U.S. federal agency to the Cherokee point for the Trail of Tears in 1838- Nation, where the Cherokee had 39, before the tragic and infamous ceded lands north of the Hiwassee march to Oklahoma. River in 1819. Fort Cass, established in 1835, This Cherokee Agency was situ- was an important site during the ated on the east side of present-day Cherokee removal. It was located on Highway 11, near the intersection the Hiwassee River in present-day with Walker Valley Road. No trace Charleston, and housed a garrison remains today, but the history is of U.S. troops and watched over the part of Charleston’s heritage. largest concentration of internment Fort Cass was named for the U.S. camps where Cherokee were kept Secretary of War, Lewis Cass. during the summer of 1838. Thousands of the Cherokee were Banner photo, GWEN SWIGER The camps stretched for many encamped in the area surrounding Pentecostal Theological Seminary miles through the valley south he for at that time. of Fort Cass, toward present-day Today, there are also several his- Cleveland. toric churches, homes, other struc- Pentecostal Theological Seminary The Cherokee population had tures, and generation farms in the been spread over a region that in- Charleston community. The Pentecostal Theological Semi- In recent years, PTS has begun cluded Southeast Tennessee, South- Among the modern-day service nary, located near downtown Cleve- off ering many of its degree programs west North Carolina, Northern features are the city park, volunteer land, off ers master’s and doctorate-lev- online, including all it’s master’s Georgia and Northeast Alabama. fire station, located side-by-side in el graduate programs in theology and degree programs. This is done both in The first stage of the removal the center of the city, across High- counseling, as well as training for a traditional online format, as well as process was to gather the Cherokee way 112 from the elementary school. Christian ministers. in a format which allows students to intoa few fortified encampments or City residents also receive garbage The local seminary was established “attend” lectures by viewing them live “emigration depots,” the largest be- service and law enforcement protec- by the Church of God in 1975. Since and interacting with the class over the ing at Fort Cass. Other depots were tion. then, it has broadened its from being the internet. Church of God seminary to being a sem- The seminary is accredited by the inary for anyone interested in Pentecos- Southern Association of Colleges and tal studies — whether here or abroad. Schools’ Commission on Colleges as “I would describe us as being focused well as the Association of Theological on a global vision,” said Dr. Michael Schools. Baker, president of the Pentecostal The seminary had about 500 stu- Theological Seminary. “Higher educa- dents, including online students, tion is changing.” during the 2017-18 year. This enroll- The seminary off ers theological stud- ment increase prompted the Associa- ies in a manner that diff ers from that tion of Theological Schools to re-cat- of traditional liberal arts university. egorize PTS as a “large seminary” for Baker said the seminary prides itself on accreditation purposes. its small cohorts, meaning students get For more information on the semi- to learn in “a much more concentrated nary, visit www.ptseminary.edu or call Representing Bradley, McMinn & Polk County, TN environment.” 423-478-1131. BARRETT PAINTER DO BUSINESS ATTORNEY AT LAW • Family Law • Divorce • Child Custody WITH A MEMBER! • Juvenile Cases • Social Security • Real Estate • Probate “Continually Providing OCOEE REGION BUILDERS Quality Legal Services” Schedule a Consultation ASSOCIATION 423-813-3535 Phone: 423-667-5760 • orbatn.com 140 N. Ocoee Street • Suite 103 32—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, August 28, 2018 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Bradley County Public Library Offering variety of services

By COLBY DENTON Staff Writer The Cleveland Bradley County Public Library has been a staple of our com- munity for nearly a century, but what does it off er? Opened in 1923, the library is ap- proaching its 100th anniversary. Li- brary Director Andy Hunt is hoping to commemorate the event in a big way. “We’ve got a variety of services we off er to the people of Cleveland and Bradley County,” Hunt said. These services include options for your lifelong learning, for entertain- ment, health and wellness, hobbies, job Contributed photo searches or the library can act simply as a refuge to read and relax. THE CLEVELAND BRADLEY County Public Library is located off Ocoee and Broad streets and acts as a bas- Many library visitors come to contin- tion for knowledge and literacy. Offering programs from birth to advanced age, the library tries to provide something for ue education, such as learning foreign everyone in programming and options. languages through programs like Ro- setta Stone, or to learn about comput- tors for all testing needs as well. checked out, the library now also off ers involving teens with reading will keep ers. There are various classes centered As the library is centered on infor- e-books and audiobooks for readers on youth on the right path, and improve on computer education. mation, bulletin boards can be found the go. There are also numerous book society in the future overall. Those needing legal information can throughout its halls, where people can clubs off ered each month to involve A variety of clubs are designed to even visit the library’s Bradley Coun- post information about community readers in as many ways possible. appeal to all interests. Some include a ty Law Library, which can assist with projects and upcoming events. “I’ve been at the library for 24 years, Pokemon Club; a preschool story time questions or research. The law library “We try to fi nd useful resources in and I’ve been through two building for the youngest readers; a creative will also provide legal forms at times as the community, so when people ask for projects,” Hunt added. “A lot of our writing club called Scribblers, which well. help, we can point them in the right growth is natural progression. We grow caters to tweens; and even a LEGO Library programming caters to direction,” Hunt said. as our space allows it. Due to these building club, in which adults or kids, people of all ages, as Hunt said there Several displays are created through- expansions, quite a bit of our program- regardless of age, can come and build is something for everyone from birth out the year highlighting diff erent top- ming has blossomed. Children’s pro- something each week. until late life. One area the library is ics related to the season. For example, gramming took off , and now we off er The library encourages cross gener- seeking to improve with more options travel was highlighted this summer, programming for all ages.” ational correspondence, and will have is for senior citizens. and certain books were off ered which As a testament to the growth, while clubs which encourage teens to work Certain sites and programs require discuss travel, but also which serve as the library once only had a young chil- with tweens in order to foster good proctors to oversee online tests, and the good books to bring on a trip. dren’s section, it now has a teen section ——————— library is happy to provide these proc- Aside from ordinary books to be with its own librarian. Hunt said See LIBRARY, Page 33 Glaze Supply Company Inc. Providing solutions for the south since 1957. Electrical Supply Phone (423) 479-9788 Mon.-Sat. 10:00-6:00 208 Grove Ave. Behind (Sav-A-Lot) Cell (423) 595-2807 antiquesparlour.com Cleveland, TN 37311 423.476.6921 (423) 479-9787 fax “Dress Your Nest” Great Selection of Furniture For Indoor or Outdoor 361 Broad Street SW • Wicker • Upholstered • Wooden • Painted Cleveland, TN 37311 • Decorator Items • Home & Garden Jeff Sneed Over Over 7070 BoothsBooths ToTo ChooseChoose FromFrom Store Manager Just about any type of antique or collectible you’re looking for! Email: [email protected] www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, August 28, 2018—33

LIBRARY, Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; From page 32 Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m. Johnston-Tucker Center is open relations among the ages. Monday, 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 8 Science, technology, engineering, p.m.; Tuesday, 9 a.m. to noon and 1 arts and math, or STEAM activities to 5 p.m.; Wednesday, 9 a.m. to noon are highly encouraged by library and 1 to 5 p.m.; Thursday, 1 to 8 p.m.; staff as well. The library even off ers Friday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Saturday, technology to introduce very young 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.; and Sunday, 1 to 5 children to technology overall and get p.m. them comfortable using it. “We always want to be aware of How to get a library card: needs in our community. We want to see how we can help these needs. Bradley County residents may ob- Nearly everything ties back to liter- tain a free library card by visiting the acy, and we want people to have a main branch with a photo ID and two literate community in all areas,” Hunt items that can prove their address, said. like a driver’s license, utility bill or For more information, contact the hunting and fi shing license. library on its Facebook page, call Non-Bradley County residents must 423-472-2163 or go to www.clevelan- pay $15 for a card, with the excep- dlibrary.org. tion of those who already have Meigs County library cards. There are two branches of the Online services are available at library — the main branch and the http://www.clevelandlibrary.org, Johnston-Tucker Center, formerly library cardholders may access known as the history branch. several research databases, eBooks The main branch is open Monday audiobooks and a calendar of library through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; events.

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Lee University, located near down- town Cleveland, is a private Christian higher education institution offering a variety of degree options and oppor- tunities. Under the leadership of Dr. Paul Conn, president, Lee University has added 24 major buildings. Its mission is to “develop within students knowledge, appreciation, un- derstanding, ability, and skills which will prepare them for responsible Christian living in a complex world.” The university, celebrating its 100th birthday this year, had a 2017 fall enrollment of 5,370. The school has a diverse base with individuals from 48 U.S. states and 52 countries. Lee offers more than 100 bachelor’s and master’s degree programs through its College of Arts & Sciences, Helen DeVos College of Education, School of Business, School of Music, School of through refl ective community inter- tion for Public Relations), and Com- schools. Nursing, and School of Religion. actions that encourage a commitment mission on Accreditation of Athletic Lee has also been named to the Pres- The majority of the students are to the ideals of service, benevolence, Training Education. ident’s Higher Education Community undergraduates, but the institution civic virtue, and social justice. There The school was again ranked in the Service Honor Roll by the Corporation also has graduate programs designed are more than 100 opportunities for Best College edition of the U.S. News & of National and Community Service. to “nurture scholars and professionals.” students to serve. World Report this year, and has been Athletically, Lee competes in the Additionally, Lee’s online program con- Lee University is accredited by the recognized as a College of Distinction, NCAA Division II as a member of the tinues to grow, with its latest enroll- Southern Association of Colleges and a Christian College of Distinction, and Gulf South Athletic Conference. ment above 700. Schools Commission on Colleges, a Tennessee College of Distinction. For more information about Lee Lee is applauded for an award-win- Council for the Accreditation of Educa- It has appeared on rankings such as University, call 423-614-8000 or visit ning service-learning program, the tor Preparation, National Association “America’s 100 Best College Buys” and www.leeuniversity.edu. To apply, call impact of which is felt in the neighbor- of Schools of Music, Accreditation U.S. News’ “Great Schools, Great Pric- the Admissions Office at 423-614- ing community. It is designed to pre- Council for Business Schools and Pro- es” which consider net cost along with 8500 or visit www.leeuniversity.edu/ pare students for Christian citizenship grams, CEPR (Certifi cation in Educa- quality in identifying highly ranked admissions. SWEET COUPON Perry’s DEALS FOR Petals Let Our Flowers Bobby and Angie Ledford, Owners Say It All (423) 472-9978 • Fax (423) 339-5884 1713 Keith St. BUY 3 OR MORE JUMBO Stuart Park Plaza CUPCAKES – GET 1 FREE! 2091 Waterlevel Hwy. SE • Cleveland 476-7573 60 25th St., NW • Suite 2 FOLLOW [email protected] US ON 473-2788 •cupcakesdivas.net www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, August 28, 2018—37 Parks and Recreation The City of Cleveland has a variety The park on Raider Drive off ers a of parks and recreational centers for stage, pavilion, bathroom facility and people to relax from the daily stress playground. The Pavilion at Greenway and play a little. Park may be rented for a fee. To reserve They include: a space, call Karen Stovall at 423-479- • Deer Park, which has a play- 4129. ground and picnic pavilion. To schedule • Tinsley Park has four softball the pavilion call 472-4551, ext. 5325. fi elds, a concession stand and re- • Fletcher Park, which is a 70-acre strooms. tract given to the city by Leonard and It also has an ADA-accessible play- Agnes Fletcher for a passive park. ground and two picnic pavilions. It The park has walking trails, fi shing also has a pool, which is open Monday pier, Japanese fl ower garden, gazebo, through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; restrooms and two picnic pavilions. and Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m. The facility is To rent a pavilion call 472-4551, ext. located at 4031 Keith St. 5325. • Mosby Park includes a play- • Greenway off ers plenty of space ground, picnic pavilion, basketball for walking, jogging, roller-blading, court and a pool. The park is located bicycling, skateboarding, walking. pets at 150 Shepard St. N.E. Park hours are and observing nature. The Greenway Monday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. The pool is sections are .57 miles from 25th to open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. 20th streets, .80 miles from Raider • College Hill Recreation Center is Drive to 25th Street, .51 miles from located at 264 Berry St. N.E. The center 20th to Willow streets, .75 miles from is open Monday through Thursday, 10 Mohawk Drive to Tinsley Park, and 1.17 miles from Tinsley Park to Raider ————————— Drive. See PARKS, Page 39 38—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, August 28, 2018 www.clevelandbanner.com

Cleveland State Community College Providing quality education to service area

Cleveland State Community College two-day schedules, evening, weekend, is a comprehensive two-year public accelerated, online, and classes off ered community college operating within in Athens and Vonore. the governance of the Tennessee Board At Cleveland State, the diverse of Regents and approved by the Ten- student body comes from all ethnic nessee Higher Education Commission. and socioeconomic backgrounds. The For over 50 years, Cleveland State average student age is 28 years old, has been committed to providing a and more than 200 employees work at quality education and open access for the college. Of the 70 full-time faculty the people of Bradley, McMinn, Meigs, members, 94 percent hold a master’s Monroe and Polk counties. degree or higher. Dr. Bill Seymour serves as president The 105-acre campus has 10 major of Cleveland State. buildings that house modern class- The college enrolls approximate- rooms, laboratories and student activ- ly 3,500 credit students and 1,500 ity centers. Additional features include non-credit students in a typical fall a library, a multi-media center, com- semester. puter laboratories, a 400-seat theater, a Cleveland State off ers a wide variety 3,000-seat gymnasium, athletic fi elds of programs, including Associate of and tennis courts and teleconference Arts, Associate of Fine Arts, Associate capabilities. In addition to the off erings of Science and Associate of Applied on the main campus, Cleveland State Science degree options, as well as over has offi ces and classrooms in Athens 25 technical certifi cates. and Vonore and off ers classes through- There are a number of diff erent out its fi ve-county service area. scheduling options for working adults, The college is home to the OneSource as well as the Advance program, the TN Workforce Readiness Center made up e-Campus, and programs for veterans. of mechatronics assessment machines In addition to traditional classes, there that assess an individual’s aptitude and are many other scheduling options for students to attend Cleveland State that ———————— fi t any busy schedule! These include See CSCC, Page 40 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, August 28, 2018—39

PARKS From page 37 CSCC a.m. to 6 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 10 From page 38 a.m. to 5 p.m. The center has a weight room, com- skill set for electrical, mechan- puter lab, gym, game room, multipur- ical and PLC (programmable pose room, walking track and football logic control). This method fi eld. The center also has BINGO for of assessment and training is seniors, Bible studies, free tutoring unique to the region. program and a more. Cleveland State is one of 30 • South Cleveland Community Cen- colleges in the United States ter is located at 1334 Church St. S.E. and the only one in Tennes- The center has a 25-meter swimming see chosen for the Pathways pool, splash park, ballfi eld, playground Project led by the American and picnic area. Inside, the center of- Association of Community fers a gym for youth basketball leagues Colleges. The Pathways Proj- and senior pickle ball. ect will allow CSCC to provide There is also a computer/TV room, guided pathways for students fi tness and weight room, and a game that promote success and com- room with pool tables, table tennis, pletion. foosball and shuffl e board. For more information on Cleveland State, visit www. clevelandstatecc.edu. For regis- Bradley County parks THE CLEVELAND CIVITAN Club’s Inclusive Playground received an up- tration or admission, one may Bradley County also has a variety of grade during the past year. First constructed as the Civitan Handi-Park in 1988, contact the Enrollment Ser- facilities and parks for youth sports the park was renovated and received a name change in 2012. The playground vices Center at 423-472-7141, activities. features a series of ramps which allows children with wheelchairs to enjoy ext 310. Bradley County Bradley County Recreational Department has six parks, playground equipment like the slides. While it was designed for children with two football, BMX Track (Urbane Road) disabilities, it is open to all children and McDonald Gym. of all abilities. The facility is located The parks are Mike Burke Park, Blue in Stuart Park adjacent to George R. Springs Park, 3854 Blue Springs Road; Stuart Elementary. Bradley North Park (6065 Eureka Road), Valley View Park, Waterville Park and Bradley County Recreational Park — Industrial (234 Urbane Road). softball complex. The Bradley County Recreational The Blue Springs Park, 4854 Blue Park, 234 Urbane Road N.E., has a soft- Springs Road, has four baseball/soft- ball complex with four fi elds. The Whit- ball fi elds in its complex. Taste & Take Home lock Complex has fi ve fi elds for softball The Bradley County Parks & Recre- a Growler of the Finest and and tee-ball. There is also a BMX track ation offi ce is located at 3110 Peerless Freshest High Quality Beer. in the back of the complex. Road. For information, call 423-728- The Bradley North Park, 6065. Eure- 7035 or email bradleycoparks@gmail. We Believe in the Art of Brewing & Tasting ka Road N.W. has four fi end baseball/ com. Fine Craft Beer with a Community Connection. Enjoy a Great Beverage! Beer, Cider & Gourmet Soda Available. For All Located in Downtown Cleveland Your Real Estate Needs 2075 N. OCOEE STREET Contact CLEVELAND, TN 37312 Ernie Ph: (423) 478-2332 Bowman Choose from 14 Tap Selections. Open: Monday - Thursday 1:00 - 9:00 p.m. Friday - Saturday 1:00 - 10:00 p.m. Closed Sunday.

EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY 503-5721 Mash & Hops Craft Beers • 168 First Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 • 423.667.9245 Each Office Is Independently Owned And Operated 40—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, August 28, 2018 www.clevelandbanner.com Health care in the community

Cleveland and Bradley County • Pine Ridge Treatment Cen- is served by Tennova Healthcare - ter is operated by Tennova Health- Cleveland, a two-campus, acute care care-Cleveland. regional medical center. Tennova The facility is located at 2800 Healthcare’s main campus is located Westside Drive. For information, call at 2305 Chambliss Ave. 423-339-4166. Among the services off ered is a The programs off ered include 7,000-square-foot, 24- hour emer- Halfway House, Opioid Treatment gency care unit. program, and substance abuse treat- The facility is accredited by the ment. Joint Commission. Its accreditations include recognition by the Society of • Bradley County Health De- Chest Pain Centers and the American partment, 200 Dooley St. S.E. Academy of Sleep Medicine. Phone: 423-728-7020 Visiting hours are 11 a.m. to 8:30 The Health Department is open p.m. Hospital doors are locked daily Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. Patients and p.m. visitors should enter the facility Services off ered include birth, through the emergency room during death and marriage certifi cates; these hours. health data and reports; restaurant MICU/ICU visiting hours are 10 inspections/scores; and other re- a.m. to noon, 4 to 6 p.m., and 8:30 to ports/statistics. 9:30 p.m. Special visiting arrange- ——————— TENNOVA HEALTHCARE — CLEVELAND is located at 2305 Cham- ments will be considered on an indi- bliss Ave. vidual basis by speaking with the RN. See HEALTH, Page 41 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, August 28, 2018—41

HEALTH individual needs some nursing care, From page 40 such as with medication administra- tion, dressing, bathing, walking or Prevention services include school eating. YOU vaccination requirements, adult rec- Level 2 or Skilled Care is the highest ommended vaccines, infl uenza, HPV level of care. Residents may be recov- vaccine, ticks and mosquitoes, and ering from a hospital stay of require reportable diseases. diff erent levels of intense therapy or Are The Among the programs off ered for complete personal care. personal and family health are tobacco Respite Care is a short-term admis- cessation, WIC program, maternal and sion. Reason child health, preventing brain injury, • Life Care Center of Cleveland and family planning. is a private nursing home located at The center also off ers health facility 3530 Keith St. N.W. Jenkins inspections, license/certifi cation verifi - The center focuses on “inpatient and cation, abuse registry and more. outpatient rehabilitation with a 24- hour skilled nursing care.” Long-term care and assisted living • Signature HealthCARE of Is #1 Cleveland, 2750 Executive Park 423- • Bradley Healthcare & Rehab 476-4444. Center, 423-472-7116 — 2910 Peerless The center off ers a variety of skilled Road N.W. care and medical assistance. It off ers The facility is county owned. It has physical, occupational and speech operated in Cleveland since 1957. therapy. Before being accepted at Bradley The facility has a mission as a “family Healthcare, an evaluation is done by based organization to revolutionize the the director of nursing services and So- healthcare industry through a culture cial Services Department. Based on the of resident centered healthcare ser- evaluation, a level of care is provided. ——————— In Intermediate Care, or Level 1, an See CENTERS, page 42

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CENTERS From page 41 Bradley County Schools

vices, personalized spirituality, and Bradley County Schools consists of 17 becoming a leader, all students will Schools: real quality of life initiatives.” diff erent schools, including 11 elemen- develop character and confi dence.” • Black Fox Elementary School • Garden Plaza, 3500 Keith St., tary schools, two middle schools, two Board of Education: Principal: Dr. Kim Fisher off ers assisted living and indepen- high schools, an alternative school and 1st District — Nancy Casson 3119 Varnell Road dent living. a virtual school. According 2nd District — Vicki Beaty Cleveland, TN 37311 Services and amenities are “tai- to data from the school 3rd District — Ted Bryson 423-478-8800 lored to the needs and preferences of system, approximately 4th District — Troy Weath- bfes.bradleyschools.org our residents.” 10,338 students were ers, as of Sept. 1 • Bradley Central High School 423-479-4447 attending those schools 5th District — Rodney Principal: Todd Shoemaker • Brookdale Cleveland, 2745 Exec- during the 2017-18 school Dillard - chairman 1000 South Lee Highway utive Park N.W. year. 6th District — Amanda Lee Cleveland, TN 37311 844-882-7318 Mission Statement: - vice chairman 423-476-0650 Brookdale is “a senior living “The mission of the 7th District — Jerry Frazier bchs.bradleyschools.org community off ering personalized Bradley County School Meetings are held in the • Bradley County Virtual School assisted living.” System is to provide an ed- board room of the Bradley Principal: Dr. Sherry Shroyer The trained caregivers assist with ucational opportunity for County Schools administra- 301 Keith Street, Suite 10 medication, daily living activities, every student to excel. tive offi ce at 800 South Lee Cleveland, TN 37311 engaging activities and coordination Vision Statement: Highway. 423-464-3251 with outside healthcare providers. “Growing Students — Dr. Linda Cash Schedules and agendas can bcvs.bradleyschools.org • Morningside of Cleveland, 2900 Building Futures Director be found at www.bradley- • Charleston Elementary School Westside Drive N.W. — 423-614- By inspiring excellence, schools.org. Principal: Candice Belt 5424 all students will realize their • Director of Schools: 8797 Hiwassee Street Morningside off ers “Five Star” worth and potential. By inspiring ex- Dr. Linda Cash Charleston, TN 37310 assisted living as well as respite care cellence in learning, all students will be Bradley County Schools 423-336-2232 and short-term stays. college and career ready. By providing 800 South Lee Highway —————— an academically rigorous and relevant Cleveland TN 37311 education, all students will excel. By Phone: 423-476-0620 See SCHOOLS, Page 43 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, August 28, 2018—43 SCHOOLS From page 42

ces.bradleyschools.org • GOAL Academy Principal: Kyle Page 209 Sunset Drive, Cleveland, TN 37312 — 423-476-0699 goal.bradleyschools.org • Hopewell Elementary School Principal: Elizabeth Kaylor 5350 Freewill Road N.W., Cleveland TN 37312 — 423-478-8802 hes.bradleyschools.org • Lake Forest Middle School Principal: Ritchie Stevenson 610 Kile Lake Road, Cleveland, TN 37323 — 423-478-8821 lfms.bradleyschools.org • Michigan Avenue Elementary School Principal: Robbie Winters Restoration 188 Michigan Avenue School Road Fellowship Cleveland, TN 37323 — 423-478- RF 8807 Family Worship Center maes.bradleyschools.org 211 Trewhitt Dr. SE • North Lee Elementary School Our Mission: Cleveland, TN 37323 “To proclaim the Gospel Principal: Dana Yost Our Service Times: and Lordship of Jesus Christ 205 Sequoia Drive, Cleveland, TN Sundays 10:30 am 37312 — 423-478-8809 to all mankind.” Wednedays 7:00 pm nles.bradleyschools.org Lead Pastor: John A. Looper Family Training Hour • Oak Grove Elementary School Associate Pastor: Raymond McDonald [email protected] Principal: Buck Watson 400 Durkee Road S.E. Cleveland TN 37323 — 423-478-8812 oges.bradleyschools.org MICHIGAN AVENUE Dalton Pike Baptist Church • Ocoee Middle School BAPTIST CHURCH Principal: Corey Limburg You’re Invited WE INVITE YOU TO COME 2250 North Ocoee Street Sunday School 10am Cleveland, TN 37311 SHARE THE WORSHIP 423-476-0630 EXPERIENCE WITH US. Morning Worship 11am oms.bradleyschools.org SUNDAY SCHOOL: 9:45AM 2741 Benton Pike NE CHILDREN’S WORSHIP: 10:45AM Evening Worship 6pm • Park View Elementary School Cleveland, TN 37323 MORNING WORSHIP: 11:00AM EVENING WORSHIP: 6:00PM Wednesday Service 7pm Principal: Jodie Grannan Phone: 423-472-8891 WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY: 6:00PM 300 Minnis Road, Cleveland, TN THURSDAY BIBLE STUDY: 12:00PM 37323 — 423-476-6622 MIKE WALLIN, PASTOR • RON BRENDEL, MINISTER OF MUSIC 2965 Dalton Pike SE, Cleveland, TN pves.bradleyschools.org • Prospect Elementary School Principal: Steve Montgomery You have someone who cares for you at 2450 Prospect School Road Cleveland, TN 37311 — 423-478-8814 Come pes.bradleyschools.org • Taylor Elementary School Principal: Erica Shamblin 5265 Bates Pike Worship Cleveland, TN 37323 2712 Henderson Avenue NW 423-478-8817 Cleveland, TN 37312 tes.bradleyschools.org • Valley View Elementary School clevelandnazarene.org ~ Facebook.com/ClevelandNazarene Principal: Jeremy Jones With Us Growing in Christ to Serve our Community and our World ———————— See COUNTY SCHOOLS, Page 44 44—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, August 28, 2018 www.clevelandbanner.com

Julia Wright, Executive Director 2544 Dalton Pike S.E., Cleveland TN 423-265-3456 37323 Nonprofi ts ready to aid 4115 S. Access Road, Chattanooga TN • New Hope Pregnancy Care 37406 Center • Cleveland Emergency Shelter Traci Shellhouse, executivedirector 423-478-1458 www.newhopepcc.org area residents in need 745 Wildwood Ave. S.E., Cleveland 423-479-6683 TN 37311 353 Worth St. N.W., Cleveland TN The Cleveland and Bradley County Teresa Grant, Chief Executive Offi cer • Habitat for Humanity 37311 area is fortunate to have a multitude www.thehopecenterinc.com Tammy Johnson, Executive Director • VIVE Immigrant, Refugee of local nonprofi ts and community 423-790-5740 www.habitatofcleveland.org and Minority Disparities Offi ce resources available to aid residents in 2600 Executive Park N.W., Cleveland 423-473-4610 www.viveforadream.org need. TN 37312 300 Grove Ave. S.W., Cleveland TN 423-641-8100 To report abuse: 1-877-237-0004 37311 85 S. Ocoee St., Cleveland TN 37311 • CASA of Bradley and Polk Coun- • Boys & Girls Clubs of the • Legal Aid of East Tennessee • Foundation House Ministries ties Ocoee Region www.laet.org Suzanne Burns, founder & executive Holly Carroll, Executive Director Derrick Kinsey, CEO 423-303-226 (toll free: 800-572- director www.casabp.org www.bgcocoee.org 7457) www.foundationhouseministries.org 423-472-5800 423-472-6826 • Family Resource Agency 423-464-5351 Craigmiles Hall, 170 N. Ocoee St., 385 3rd St S.W., Cleveland TN 37311 www.fratn.com 258 Broad St. Suite 202, Cleveland Cleveland TN 37312 • Andor 423-479-9339 TN 37311 • Karis Dental Clinic Mike Stoess, Executive Director 3680 Michigan Ave. Road N.E., • OnPoint Dr. James Ohlsson, DDS www.andorcleveland.org Cleveland TN 37323 Amy Pearson, President www.karisdental.org 423-479-2020 James Anderson, CEO www.liveonpoint.org 423-457-8024 85 S. Ocoee St., Cleveland TN 37311 • The Refuge 423-899-9188 254 Broad St. S.W., Cleveland TN • Family Cornerstones Dr. Terry Johns, Executive Director 4509 Hixson Pike Suite 1, Hixson TN 37311 Chrissy Pugh, Executive Director www.refugecl.org 37343 • The Caring Place www.familycornerstones.org 423-584-5211 • Project Free 2 Fly Corinne Freeman, Executive Director 423-559-1112 1075 Blythe Ave. Suite 8, Cleveland Hailey Johnston, Founder & Presi- www.thecaringplaceonline.org 217 Broad St. N.E., Cleveland, TN TN 37311 dent 423-472-4414 37320 • United Way of the Ocoee Re- www.projectfree2fl y.com 130 Wildwood Ave., Cleveland TN • American Red Cross, Hiwasee gion 266 Broad St., Cleveland TN 37311 37311 Chapter Matt Ryerson, President & CEO • Tri-State Therapeutic Riding • The HOPE Center Inc., Cleveland www.redcross.org/local/tennessee/ www.unitedwayocoee.org Center Children’s Advocacy Center localchapters/southeast 423-479-2020 www.tristatetherapeuticriding.org 85 S. Ocoee St., Cleveland TN 37311 423-339-2517 • Chattanooga Goodwill Indus- 200 Natures Trail, McDonald TN tries, Inc. 37353 COUNTY SCHOOLS 750 Lauderdale Memorial Highway www.goodwillchatt.org • Hiwassee Mental Health Cen- From page 43 Cleveland, TN 37312 423-629-2501 ter 423-336-1383 3500 Dodds Ave., Chattanooga TN Tonya Moran, Director 5607 Spring Place Road S.E. wvhs.bradleyschools.org 37407 940 South Ocoee St. Cleveland, TN 37323 • Waterville Community Ele- • Mental Health Cooperative www.vbhcs.org 423-478-8825 mentary School www.mhc-tn.org 423-479-5454 Principal: Dr. Heather Hayes vves.bradleyschools.org 423-728-6400, 866-816-0433 toll ————————— • Walker Valley High School 4081 Dalton Pike free See NONPROFITS, Page 46 Principal: Nathaniel Akiona Cleveland, TN 37323 855-274-7471 — crisis phone

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UTILITIES The Calhoun-Charleston Utility Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. • Volunteer Energy Cooperative From page 45 District is located at 144 S. Main St., The deposit includes a $50 applica- Volunteer Energy Cooperative Calhoun TN 37309-5240, and may be tion fee. services a large 17-county region in CU reserves the right to enter premises reached at 423- 336-3571. The OUD mailing address is Ocoee Middle and East Tennessee, includ- to read meters or to test, repair, inspect Deposits include $25 for homeown- Utility District, P.O. Box 305, Ocoee TN ing a part of Bradley County. or remove facilities or equipment be- ers and $50 for renters. 37361. The corporate office is located at longing to Cleveland Utilities. Offi ce hours are Monday through The offi ce can be contacted by calling 18359 Highway 58 N., P.O. Box 277, Bills should be paid within 15 days of Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 423-559-8505, or send an email to Decatur TN 37322. For information, the mailing date. Payments made after • Eastside Utility District tfannidoud@ bellsouth.net. call 423-334-1020. Deposits vary. the net payment date are subject to a The Eastside Utility District serves To report a leak or other water prob- VEC operates three service centers late fee and termination of services. Hamilton County and a small portion lems, call 423-559-8505. in Cleveland, Benton and George- Facilities with new or changes in of Bradley County. For billing questions, call 423-559- town. electrical services must meet the Its offi ce is located at 7206 Lee High- 8505, ext. 10. Information about each includes: requirements of the National Electri- way, Chattanooga TN 37421, and may To place a dig or line location re- • Cleveland: Address is P.O. Box cal Code and be inspected by the local be reached at 423-892-2890. quest, call 1-800-351-1111. 2578, Tennessee electric inspector (423-472- • Ocoee Utility District • Savannah Valley Utility Dis- 5335 Georgetown Road N.W. 8327). The Ocoee Utility District provides trict (Highway 60), Cleveland TN 37312. Additional information about Cleve- water to more than 6,000 customers in The Savannah Valley Utility District Office hours are Monday through land Utilities and its services may be Bradley and Polk counties. OUD’s area provides water services in northeast Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Telephone is obtained at www.clevelandutilities. canvasses more than 181 miles. Hamilton County, southwest Meigs 423-476-6571. com. The OUD offi ce is located at Water- County and southwest Bradley County. • Benton: Address is P.O. Box 690, • Calhoun-Charleston Utility level Highway, Cleveland TN 37323. Savannah Valley services about 7,500 2178 Parksville Road, Benton TN District The offi ce is open Monday through customers. 37307. The offi ce is located at 10700 High- Office hours are Monday through way 58, Georgetown TN 37336. Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Telephone is The offi ce is open Monday through 423-338- 2569. NONPROFITS 37311 Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Contact may •Georgetown: Address is P.O. Box From page 44 • Aid A Veteran be made by calling 423-344-8440 (24 1, 8212 Mahan Gap Road, George- Billy Dyer, President & Founder hours) or send an email to in@svud. town TN 37363. Office hours are www.projectfree2fl y.com www.aidaveteran.com org. Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 266 Broad St., Cleveland TN 37311 423-838-7121 To report a leak, call 344-8440. p.m. Telephone is 423-344-8382. • Tri-State Therapeutic Riding 103 Georgetown Road N.W., Cleve- Center land TN 37311 www.tristatetherapeuticriding.org • The Salvation Army 423-339-2517 Sergeant Ruthie Forgey $500 200 Natures Trail, McDonald TN www.csarmy.org 18 18 MonthMonth 37353 423-308-3467 • Hiwassee Mental Health Cen- 435 Inman St. W., Cleveland TN Contract 37311 Contract DOWN ter — Tonya Moran, Director (On (On MostMost Vehicles)Vehicles) 940 South Ocoee St. • Pirate Springs (On Most Vehicles) Taxes and www.vbhcs.org Paul Hook, President & CEO Taxes Taxes andand U Tags Tags CanCan BeBe 423-479-5454 www.piratesprings.org Tags Can Be Financed Financed • Bradley County Health De- 423-476-4860 partment 4053 Old Freewill Road N.W., Cleve- RIDE Eloise Waters, Executive Director land, TN 37312 423-728-7020 ———————— 201 Dooley St. S.E., Cleveland TN See AID, Page 47 Call Call TodayToday For For Inman Street at EVERYONE IS INVITED TO WORSHIP Wildwood Avenue AND PRAISE THE LIVING GOD. More More 472-1395 THE AUTHOR AND FINISHER OF OUR FAITH. Information Information Washington Avenue Baptist Church 1720 Perry Street, Cleveland www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, August 28, 2018—47

AID • Life Bridges Inc. From page 46 www.lifebridgesonline.com Made in Bradley County 423-472-5268 • GRAAB Coalition (Going P.O. Box 29 Cleveland TN 37364 Some of the businesses and manufac- • American Research & Knitting Respectfully Against Addictive • People for Care and Learn- turing plants in Cleveland are included 180 6th St. S.E. — Jack Woodfi n, vice Behaviors) ing below. president Tanya Southerland, executive di- www.pcl.is — 423-478-7071 This is not a complete listing of all Company produces knit fabric mills rector — www.thegraabcoalition.com 2490 Keith St. N.W. #119, Cleve- fi rms operating in the community. — double and single knit 423-805-3367 land 37311 • A Plus Pallet Co., 3379 Old Tasso • Barku Plastics, LLC, 131 Corporate 220 Urbane Road, Cleveland TN • Family Promise of Bradley Road N.E. — William Jenkins, owner Drive. S.W. 37312 County Buff y Richardson, offi ce manager John Hawk, president • BriLIFE Eva VanHook, Executive Director • ABCOR Packaging, 1625 Hardeman Mark Phillips, production manager www.brilife.org www.familypromisebradley.org Lane — Tom Cassada, vice president The plastic injection company pro- 423-476-1933 423-650-4106 Founded in 2007, ABCOR buys cor- duces high precision custom-molded 423 Central Ave. N.W., Cleveland • SPCA of Bradley County TN rugated sheets and converts to packing pieces from low to high volume. TN 37311 www.spcaofbradleycountytn.org boxes. • Bayer Healthcare LLC, 4207 Mich- • City Fields 423-790-1915 • ADM Milling, — 430 Central Ave. igan Avenue Road — Peter Ochel, plant Dustin Tommey, Executive Direc- 1570 Johnson Blvd. S.E., Cleveland N.E. manager tor 37311 Tim Stogner, plant superintendent Mike Berry, production manager; 423-472-9876, Ext 302 • Men and Women of Action Founded in 1904, the local site pro- Kevin Holland, HR manager; and Jeff 1075 Blythe Ave. S.E., Cleveland www.cogmwoa.org duces soft wheat fl our and prepared Slade, director of quality operations TN 37311 423-478-7955 — 1510 Stuart Road feeds and feed ingredients for animals The business operates in the phar- • Bradley Cleveland Community N.E., Cleveland 37312 and fowls, except dogs and cats. maceutical preparations business/in- Service Agency • United Way of the Ocoee • Advanced Photographic Solutions dustry within the chemicals and allied Demetrius Ramsey, Executive Region 1525 Hardeman Lane N.E. products sector. The local company Director Matt Ryerson, Executive Director www.advancedphoto.com — Gene produces foot care products, sun care 423-479-4111 85 Ocoee St. S.E., Cleveland TN Harrell, president products, aerosol products. 155 6th St. S.E., Cleveland TN 37311 — 423-479-2020 Products produced include photo- • Bayne Furniture Manufacturing 37311 www.unitedwayocoee.org. graphic equipment and supplies and a 415 Harris Creek Trail S.W. — Greg photo processing lab. Bayne, president • Allied Dealers Supply Co. — 1700 Company produces quality uphol- Spring Place Road — Lynne Jenkins, stered living room furniture manager • Beaty Fabricating Inc. — 6789 Plant produces hardware and fi re- Georgetown Road N.W. place dampers. Stacy Beaty, president • Amazon.Com — 225 Infi nity Drive, Company produces hand rails, pool N.W. Charleston fences, spiral staircases and fabricated Keith Stephens, plant manager structural metal. Charleston locale is a warehousing • Bradley Block Co. — 210 Blythe facility Ave. S.E. — Jeff Leatherwood, general • American Custom Manufacturing manager 1528 Cinch St. N.E. — Lee Otis Bur- Company produces concrete block, ton, president brick and Versa-Lok block. Fabricated structural steel and fabri- —————————————— cated plate work produced. See MANUFACTURERS, Page 48

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MANUFACTURERS • Cleveland Tubing Inc., 799 Indus- Warehousing and distribution center been producing quality crafted and From page 47 trial Drive S.W. — Bryan Lamb, plant for Duracell tailored clothing. They make men’s manager • Duracell, 501 Mouse Creek Road suits, coats and overcoats, as well as • Bradley Concrete — 340 Durkee Founded in 1989, Cleveland Tubing N.W. and men’s separate trouser and slacks; and Road is a division of Euramax International 208 Copper Top Lane N.E. — Bill women’s career apparel. Steve Lambert, owner; Kirk Lam- Inc. It is a leading provider of fl exible Cline, plant manager • Harrington & King South Inc. — bert, manager tubing products for OEM, distributors, In 2012, the Mouse Creek plant 3939 Michigan Avenue Road N.E. — Ready mix concrete is produced by contractors and home center in North became the sole producer of C and D www.hkperf.com the plant. America. batteries. Sandy Hammond, corporate secre- • Bradley Steel, 2010 Old Harrison • Coca Cola Refreshments USA Inc. • Eaton Electrical, 3990 Old Tasso tary Metal stampings are produced at Pike N.W., Charles Burger, partner; 174 Refreshment Lane S.W. — Julie Road N.E. the company. Patricia Burger, partner Posey, plant manager — www.cokecce. — Cesar Escarcega, plant manager • HSM (Hickory Springs Manufac- Company fabricates structural metal, com Eaton Electrical is one of the seg- turing) — 2201 Blue Springs Road S.E. The local plant produces bottled and overhead traveling cranes, hoists and ments of the Eaton Company, a global — www.hickorysprings.com canned soft drinks and carbonated power management company. The monorail systems. Ken Swink, plant manager waters as well as syrup. Cleveland plant manufactures safety • Bradley Tank & Pike LLC, 1403 Fabricated foam and metal frames • Cormetech Environmental, 3300 switches and rotary disconnects. Randolph Drive S.W. are produced at the plant. Old Tasso Road N.E. — Denise Rice, • Eaton Hydraulics — 1750 Hard- Rick Butler, owner; Steve Hicks, • International Paper — 2401 Blue director ofoperations — Stacy Green, eman Lane N.E. — www.hydraulics. plant manager Springs Road S.E. — www.internation- plant manager; Brenda Choate, HR eaton.com Plant produces plastic drain pipe, alpaper.com — Billy Case, site manager manager Founded in 1989, Cormetech Cesar Escarcega, plant manager Corrugated and solid fi ber boxes concrete parking curbs, grease traps is a leader in glass and ceramic pro- Plant packages and distributes indus- ad septic tanks, and metal drain pipe, produced. cessing technologies and in the auto- trial and automotive parts. • Jackson Manufacturing Co. — 180 retaining walls and manholes. motive emission control fi eld. Head- • Flowers Bakery of Cleveland LLC, • Brown Stove Works Inc. — 1422 Industrial Lane S.W. — www.catnap- quartered in Durham, N.C., 1335 S. Ocoee St. — Kent Feagans, per.com — Ronald Jackson, president Carolina Ave. N.E. — Harrison Brown, Cormetech has testing laboratories in president president Plant produces wood household Durham and Cleveland. The Cleveland — www.fl owersfoods.com furniture and upholstered living room www.brownstoveworksinc.com plant specializes in catalyst manufac- Flowers Bakery is a division of Flow- Company produces electric and gas furniture. turing for coal and fl uid catalytic crack- ers Foods. Flowers Bakery of Cleveland • Jebco Industries, 401 Stone Lake ranges. ing applications. is a part of the cake division which • Burns Ornamental Iron and Fab- Road S.W., James Bryant, owner • CPQ Professional Imaging Inc. — has been making TastyKake and Mrs. Company produces aluminum doors ricating Inc., 2312 Guthrie Ave. N.W., 550 Industrial Drive S.W. — www.cpq. Freshley’s products since about 2003. Gerald Burns, president and insulated glass net • Funtreats Inc. — 525 Industrial • Kayline Inc. — 606 18th St. S.E. — Products include steel fabrication, Paul Kimball, president/COO Drive S.W. — John Allman, plant man- ornamental iron and architectural and Don Maples, CEO/plant manager Company is a photofi nishing labora- ager Company makes furniture and ornamental metal work. tory. The company produces freezer pops • Cleveland Foundry and Manufac- fi xtures, health industry lift chairs and • DHL Supply Chain and novelty fruit drinks. upholstered furniture. turing Co. Inc. — 685 6th St. N.E. 1520 Lauderdale Memorial Highway, • Georgia Pacifi c Corp. — 4200 Old Robert Herndon, vice president of • King Industries Inc. — 3150 20th Charleston — John Haynes, general Tasso Road N.E. — www.gp.com St. operations manager Clay Reis, general manager Company produces gray iron castings www.king-industries.com — Tony The plant off ers warehousing and Company produces corrugated boxes. Rose, sales manager and aluminum castings. distribution services for GE Lighting • Hardwick Clothes Inc. — 3800 Sheet metal fabrication made at the • Cleveland Metal Works — 625 Mi- products. Old Tasso Road N.E. — www.hard- plant. mosa Drive. N.W. — Charles W. Cronon • DHL Supply Chain, 205 Coppertop wickclothes.com — Bruce Bellusci, • Leggett & Platt Inc. — 450 Kile Jr., president; Lane, Cleveland president and CEO; Paul Bates, general —————— Custom-designed sheet metal fabri- Ken Johnson, general manager; Todd manager See COMPANIES, Page 49 cations are produced by the company. Deluca, HR manager Since 1880, Hardwick Clothes has

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COMPANIES mining industries. DIAGNOSTICS • OIL CHANGE & LUBE From page 48 • Mars Chocolate North America, 3500 Peerless Road N.W. — Mack Phil- SHOCKS & STRUTS • A/C SERVICE Lane www.leggett.com — Robert lips, site director BRAKES & TUNE-UPS Campbell, branch manager The local Mars plant produces Company produces convertible beds M&M’s, 3 Musketeers and Twix can- TIRE ROTATION and other furniture components. dies. • Lonza — 1200 Lower River Road • Mueller Co. — 620 Industrial Drive TRANSMISSIONS S.W. — Scott Floyd, plant manager N.E. Charleston — www.lonza.com WHEEL ALIGNMENT Tom Wilkerson, director of manufac- Company produces hardware — turing stainless steel repair clamps, tapping Your Local $ Lonza’s Charleston plant is the North sleeves and service clamps. Regular • MurMaid Mattress Inc. — 2401 10 OFF Price American manufacturing site for calci- Computerized Alignment um hypochlorite and related pool and Georgetown Road — www.murmaid. spa products. com — Roger Pickett, owner; Billy Includes: Knight, plant manager • Front caster, camber &toe set to • Lubing Systems LP — 135 Corporate And manufacturers’ specifications, where applicable The plant manufactures aff ordable • Reference & compensation, or adjustment of the Drive S.W. — www.lubingusa.com — thrust line, depending on alignment type John Hawk, president; Bruce Eakin, and quality mattresses and boxed (many front wheel drive vehicles today require rear wheel Dealer adjustment at an additional cost.) controller springs. Must present coupon to get this offer. No other discounts • Newly Wed Foods — 187 Industrial apply. Excludes some 4-wheel drive vehicles. Front wheel Lubing manufactures products used drive vehicles may require rear wheel adjustment at an additional cost. Vehicles with electronic Stability Control in the poultry industry, including Lane may be extra. Additional charge for shop supplies may be www.clevelandtire.com added. Redeem at Cleveland Tire Center . Offer ends egg-conveying equipment and watering www.newlywedsfoods.com — Phil 9/30/18. systems. Davis, plant manager • Manufacturers Chemicals LLC — Company makes food coatings, 4325 Old Tasso Road N.E. batters, breading crumbs and stuffi ng CLEVELAND TIRE CENTER www.manufacturerschemicals.com crumbs. Greg Gibson, vice president • Niche Fabrics LLC — 631 Mimosa 4699 N. Lee Hwy. Plant produces surfactants, lubri- Drive. N.W. — www.nichefabrics.net — cants, defoamers, specialty compounds Ed Herring, CEO for textile, paper, metal work janitorial, ——————————— 423-472-3396 surface coatings, water treatment and See INDUSTRIES, Page 50 OPEN: MON.-FRI. 7:30 AM-5:30 PM; SAT. 7:30 AM-2:00 PM

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INDUSTRIES In• Renfro Corp. — 4405 Michigan 1198 51st. N.E. • Wacker Polysilicon North America From page 49 Avenue Road — www.renfro.com Michael Ellis, general manager 533 McBryant Road N.W., Charles- Robbie Townsend, plant manager Wood roof and fl oor trusses are ton made. Amanda Plecas, site communica- The factory produces specialty knit Hosiery for men, women and chil- • Universal Assemblies Inc. tions manager fabrics. dren produced. 161 Bates St. Company produces polycrystalline • OEM Solutions (Owens Corning) • Resolute Forest Products Andy Bender, plant manager silicon — 1088 Urbane Road — Chris Bulls, 5020 Highway 11 S. Calhoun Wire springs and assemblies made. • Whirlpool Corp, Cleveland Divi- plant manager www.resolutefp.com • Vulcan Materials Co. MidSouth sion Die-cut insulation produced at the Scott Palmer, plant manger Division — 3854 Bates Pike S.E. 7409 King Edward Ave. S.E. company. Paper mill products are made www.vulcanmaterials.com/cleveland www.whirlpool.com • Olin Corp. — 1186 Lower River including newsprint, specialty paper Gary Smith, plant manager Dicky Walters, plant leader Road N.W. and market hardwood pulp. Plant produces crushed and broke Plant produces electric and gas Charleston — www.olinchloralkali. • Rubbermaid Commercial Products limestone. cooking products. com 2000 Overhead Bridge Road Chris Anziano, plant manager Steve Jones, plant manager Plant produces chlorine, caustic Yarn spinning mills — industrial mops, wet mops and dust mops — and soda, sodium hypochlorite, sulfur EST. 1976 dioxide, Reductone, and hydrochloric handles, disposable mops, spin-clean CHEROKEE acid. pads and floor polisher pad holders • Peyton’s Southeastern Inc. — 153 are made. FINANCIAL Refreshment Lane — Angie Freeman, • Sentinel Fire Protection Inc. vice president and general manager 2040 Westland Drive S.W. Local plant is a warehouse and dis- Louis Morton, president & CEO SERVICES tribution center. Pipe fabrication items produced. • Polartec — 310 Industrial Drive • Southeastern Container Inc., 555 (423) 472-5049 • Fax: (423) 472-8711 S.W. Industrial Drive S.W. Steve Roberson, purchasing direc- Eric Schober, plant manager 1215 Spring Place Road • Cleveland, TN 37311 tor. Plant makes plastic bottles for “Your Hometown Friends With Money To Lend” Plant produces stretch performance beverages. fabrics. • Specialty Chemical Co. LLC Over 42 Years Serving Cleveland and Bradley County • Polymer Components — 2166 2018 King Edward Ave. S.E. Parksville Road — Benton www.chemgroup.com Ralph Brett, president Phil Cochran, general manager Molded polyurethane and molded Company makes specialty cleaning, rubber products produced. polishing and sanitation preparation • Precision Inc. — 3450 Old Tasso and industrial chemicals. Road • T&L Baking, 610 Central Ave. N.E. www.ppipella.com — Mark Fuller, — Thomas Pavlou and Laurie Pavlou, plant manager co-owners Plant produces pulleys and idlers. Company bakes cakes • Quality Machining Services LLC • Thomas Metal Supply, 5546 Wa- 1455 Blythe Ferry Road N.E. — Da- terlevel Hwy. S.E. Broker, REALTOR®, CDPE, e-PRO, CRS, GRI, ABR, SRES vid Triplett, president Gale Thomas, president Direct: 423-650-0630 • Ofc: 423.458.1300 General machining job shop and Company produces aluminum gut- Email: [email protected] ROGER custom automation systems pro- ters and down spouts, as well as win- Website: rogerkennard.com or sonlightrealty.info KENNARD duced. dows, vinyl siding and metal roofing 58 Mouse Creek Rd Cleveland, TN 37312 • Reliance Frame & Furniture Co. • Tri-State Truss Co. LLC

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