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Cleveland State announces Bradley County academic honor students
More than 3,000 students enroll in Cleveland State Community College each year. Of those, the best and the brightest are honored by being placed on the college’s President’s List, Dean’s List or Honor Roll. Cleveland State recognizes students for outstanding academic achievement for the summer 2024 semester.
Newly Weds Foods, LLC to expand in Tennessee
Food ingredient company expands Cleveland facility for the second time since opening in 1993. Newly Weds Foods, LLC officials announced today the company’s plans to expand its current base in Cleveland, Tennessee. The company is in the process of investing more than $2 million and creating approximately 40 new jobs as part of the move, which will help increase product capacity.
Newly Wed Foods is expanding into Bradley County
BRADLEY COUNTY, Tenn. (WDEF) — Tennessee Governor Bill Lee, Department of Economic and Community Development (TNECD) Commissioner Stuart C. McWhorter and Newly Weds Foods, LLC officials announced Newly Wed Foods, LLC is expanding into Cleveland, Tennessee. “I’m proud to announce Newly Weds Foods’ second expansion in the Volunteer State....
Bradley County Chamber Banquet Returns September 24 with Auctions, Awards, and Live Music at Warren Country Club
WARREN, Ark. – The Bradley County Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the return of the Chamber Banquet! The event will be held on Tuesday, September 24, at the Warren Country Club. The evening will kick off with a silent auction starting at 6:00 PM, followed by the...
Thousands attended parade for Medal of Honor recipient Huff
The next time your vehicle is stuck in a traffic snarl on the Sgt. Paul B. Huff Medal of Honor Memorial Parkway in Cleveland, Margot Still, director of the Cleveland Bradley County Public History Branch and Archives, suggests we should utilize the moment to reflect on the life of Bradley County’s native son, war hero, and the corridor’s namesake, Command Sgt. Major Paul B. Huff.
Two local teens represent Boys & Girls Clubs of the Ocoee Region in nation's capital
Bradley Central High School students and Boys & Girls Clubs of the Ocoee Region’s Johnson Teen Center members, Eli Pierce and Callie Fawley, represented their Club and the Bradley County/Cleveland community in the nation's capital as a part of an annual teen trip last month. Teen members of the...
New Recycling Center Opens in Charleston, Tenn.
A new recycling center has opened in Charleston, Tenn., which gives Bradley County residents four sites for their recyclables. The new recycling center opened last week which proudly displays its sponsor’s name, Cleveland Roll-Off Rentals. Brandy Bishop, City Manager, first proposed the recycling center when she first took over the position. Bishop says that the facility will give locals a better chance to recycle and entice others who don’t currently recycle, to do so.
Governor Lee, Commissioner McWhorter Announce Newly Weds Foods, LLC to Expand in Bradley County
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Stuart C. McWhorter and Newly Weds Foods, LLC officials announced today the company’s plans to expand its current base in Cleveland, Tennessee. The company is in the process of investing more than $2 million...
BCS approves 'responsible' use of AI, accepts WVHS bleachers bid
Meeting for the first time in the new school year, the Bradley County Schools Board of Education covered a lot of ground, both physical and digital. Before moving to the agenda for the Thursday, Aug. 8, BOE meeting, Linda Cash, director of BCS, was recognized with a plaque from the Tennessee Organization of School Superintendents, recognizing her as the 2025 Superintendent of the Year in the Southeast Region of the state.
Mix Mornings on MixTV.TV: 8/12/24
8:30 We were joined in the studio by Dan Good with Crown of Cleveland along with both Cleveland City and Bradley County School directors to talk ab. We were joined in the studio by Dan Good with Crown of Cleveland along with both Cleveland City and Bradley County School directors to talk about Crown’s recent stuff the bus campaign to collect school supplies.
Charleston opens recycling center
Charleston has opened a recycling center that will give Bradley County four sites for disposing of material such as plastics and cardboard, as well as other recyclables. The center is located at 248 Market St. NE, and formally opened at 8 a.m. on Aug. 8. There is signage showing the entrance to the center, and rules and regulations there. It also shows the sponsor’s name — Cleveland Roll-Off Rentals.
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