Practice! Practice! Practice!
The 20 competitors in this year’s Distinguished Young Women of Tennessee program are spending several hours each day in rehearsals as they prepare for competition Friday and Saturday …
At-large candidates support Harrison Pike exit
All four candidates running for At-Large seats on the Cleveland City Council voiced support for the construction of an exit off Interstate 75 at Harrison Pike during an on-air debate broadcast …
The city of Cleveland has been awarded more than $674,000 in a funding grant that will be used to construct and reconstruct portions of sidewalks along a major city thoroughfare, enabling the city to …
Seymour talks life skills to DYW teens
Participants in the Distinguished Young Women of Tennessee program arrived in Cleveland on Sunday and have been on the go ever since. In addition to meeting with their host families, rehearsing their group fitness routine and other activities, they are also learning life skills that will benefit them not only in the competition but also in everyday life.
Horse slaughter still a domestic tragedy
(Editor's Note: At the request of horse rescuer Andrea Kovacs, and with the permission of the Kingsport Times News, the following article is being reprinted in today's edition of the Cleveland Daily …
Ghost hunter wants to be governor
As early voting commences, Libertarian gubernatorial candidate Vinnie Vineyard stopped in Cleveland to discuss issues he believes affect everyone, and why a third option on a ballot is a step in the …
ON TAP 7-18
Thursday, July 19FOOTBALL7-on-7Bradley Central at Ridgeland (Ga.), 6Copper Basin, Howard at Cleveland, 6Saturday, July 21FOOTBALL7-on-7Bradley Central, Cleveland at UTC, TBA
