Mayor Brooks: $200,000 grant is game changer.
Law enforcement delivers Thanksgiving meals.
Bradley County COVID-19 active cases rise by 12 over last five days; six additional deaths.

Doyle Hughes honored as 2021 Veteran of the Year, Bell bids goodbye to Senate re-election,  the Lady Flames claim another title and so much more.

The First Tennessee Bank building is again being offered to the city of Cleveland; a new municipal park on Candies Lane is getting an official name; and Senator Mike Bell will not seek re-election in 2022. 

Bradley County unemployment rates drop, 20,000 attend Halloween block party and the Mustangs get back on the winning track.  Plus, learn all about Daylight Saving Time and a whole lot more.

The Bradley County Commission has OK’d a redistricting plan; a Veterans Day ceremony is scheduled for Nov. 11 at Bradley County Courthouse; and the Cleveland City Council names members to a Youth Advisory Council.  Plus, details on Halloween candy-filled fun.

The Bradley County Commission approves $7.5 million dollars in employee bonuses; COVID cases drop again; and there was an emotional ribbon cutting for Isaiah 117 House.

The debate continue over ARP essential worker bonuses 

Miranda cheetum plans to appeal new trial denial

Active COVID cases go down

The Bradley County Commission says ‘no’ to Biden’s vaccine mandate; redistricting changes are on the horizon; and sheriff’s deputies will be getting a raise.

In the headlines, full-time Cleveland municipal employees will be getting bonuses from ARP funds; Bradley County unemployment drops again; and there’s good news and bad news in the mayor’s COVID report.   Plus, a look at some spooky fun this weekend.

The Bradley County Commission begins discussions on how to use $21 million dollars in A-R-P funds; Mayor D. Gary Davis is looking for taxpayer input on the use of those funds; and just how bad is the litter problem in Bradley County?  Plus sports and this weekend's Fall fun--all to listen to now, for free.