Grant Bromley is a filmmaker, essayist, and reporter for the Cleveland Daily Banner, focusing on local news in Cleveland, Tennessee. With a background in film studies and a passion for storytelling, Grant brings a unique perspective to his articles, covering a range of topics including local politics, community events, and human interest stories.
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Grant Bromley's coverage is primarily focused on local news, particularly related to the government and politics of Bradley County in Tennessee. He also covers a range of topics including crime, education, events, human resources & employment, family & relationships as well as entertainment news.
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It took some time, but traffic on 25th Street began to move at a regular pace following a slowdown caused by a single-vehicle wreck, on Halloween.
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The semiannual Household Hazardous Waste Day was held over the weekend, and it saw 9,309 pounds of recyclable waste disposed of.
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An area veteran who was unable to receive the level of care he needed in Bradley County has died.
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Safety Fest 2024 had been rained out in September, but it welcomed the blue skies for its rescheduled event over the weekend.
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"This is the 'why,'" Linda Cash, director of Bradley County Schools, exclaimed as students from Ocoee Middle School's comprehensive development classrooms joined her and other area officials at a groundbreaking.
At the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, a tradition honoring our nation's heroes was observed on the steps of the Bradley County Courthouse.
In the month leading up to Christmas, Santa Claus has set up shop in Cleveland.
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Andy White became president of CSCC in April, and while he was quick to note that many of the college's achievements predate him, he shared with members of the Bradley
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