Cleveland News

On March 15, Jenkins Deli celebrates another milestone - its 38th anniversary. But this birthday event is special because the restaurant is now in its new home in Spring Creek.

Waiting outside Cleveland State Community College's library doors Saturday were eager children and parents sharing talk and cheery smiles.

Bob and Mildred Easterly loved Cleveland and Bradley County, giving of their time and finances to help so many in their times of need.

Judge Larry Puckett of Cleveland is standing for re-election as Circuit Court Judge, Part 1 of the 10th Judicial District, subject to the Republican Primary on May 6. The 10th Judicial District includes Bradley, Polk, Monroe and McMinn counties.

Garry Moore has announced he is a candidate for constable in the First District.

Legislation in the Tennessee General Assembly, which has already passed in the state House of Representatives, would bring major changes to how Cleveland and other municipalities across the state annex land from their surrounding county.

Boyce Station was the Belt Line's destination in East Chattanooga at the corner of Roanoke and Wilder streets.

Kyle Page, the principal of the Goal Academy, encouraged people to look for ways to invest in others at this week's luncheon of the Rotary Club of Cleveland.

The Cleveland Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization executive board has released for public comment a Transportation Improvement Program amendment.

Two small tremors were recorded by the United States Geological Survey early this morning.

The sale price for a chunk of the Tennessee Temple University campus was $4 million, according to the register of deeds office.

PHOTOS BY Jim Weber/The Commercial Appeal March 5, 2014 - Nichole Moore decends on a crew of MLGW workers with hugs after the power is restored to her home on Bethuel Rd. outside of Millington Wednesday afternoon.

Hardwick Clothes cleared "a major hurdle" in its financial reorganization process Tuesday when a federal bankruptcy judge approved a plan that allows the company to have Burlington Worldwide labeled as a "critical vendor."

"Almost, Maine," will be presented this weekend by StageWorks of Cleveland. The first play of the second season, the play will be presented Friday at 8 p.m. and Saturday at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. in the George R. Johnson Cultural Heritage Building at Cleveland State Community College.

A FRONT VIEW of the "Brown Residence Accessory Building," also known as a residential gymnasium, features the T-shaped section added to make it seem more like a residential structure.

The city of Cleveland will conduct a public meeting on Tuesday, for comments concerning housing and community needs in areas targeted by the Community Block Development Grant program.

Scotty Hernandez, safety and security director of the Cleveland and Bradley County schools systems, presented an update to the Cleveland Board of Education Monday night.

CLEVELAND UTILITIES on Monday deployed a seven-man emergency response team to West Tennessee to assist the Memphis Light, Gas and Water utility in restoring power to about 30,000 customers in the wake of a devastating ice storm that hit the Bluff City Sunday.

March 04--Radio Shack announced today that it will close 1,100 of its underperforming stores after the electronics retailer said holiday sales last year "were driven by lower store traffic, intense promotional activity particularly in consumer electronics and a very soft mobility marketplace."

Stephone Reed, who was included by authorities in their list of "the worst of the worst" criminals in Chattanooga, pleaded guilty on Monday in Federal Court to charges of carjacking and brandishing a weapon during a crime of violence.