Allen Mincey

THE SALVATION ARMY received a donation recently from the Bradley Sunrise Rotary Club. Sgt. Ruthie Forgey, administrator for the Cleveland Corps, accepted the donation at a club meeting which was

BETH HETZEL stands in front of her three pieces of art that are now on the north side of the Hiwassee River Heritage Center. Hetzel and her sister Becky were

Once inside the Hiwassee River Heritage Center in Charleston, one experiences the history of the Cherokee from times before, during and after the Trail of Tears, as well as history

You often hear someone say … “everything’s better with bacon … but when it was first introduced, it wasn’t so much the taste but the convenience that appealed to others.

The summer may not be here yet, but the warm temperatures are here which means lots of outdoor activities will be taking place in June.

Harmon S. Leonard spent 2 ½ years as a prisoner of war in North Korea, and was honorably discharged two months after his release, but his commitment to service led

Native American culture shone brightly last week with two special events and more planned for later in the year.

A small stretch of Peerless Road remains closed as Cleveland Utilities crews are working on relocation of a water line and culvert replacement. That intersection is also in the city’s

One of the first homes to receive a land grant was the residence of John Barger in 1839. Since that time, Terry Barger, his third great-grandson, has tried to keep

When a group of men got together back in the early 1990s and decided to join the Habitat for Humanity movement, one wonders if they expected it to lead to