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.
If you have information or expertise related to local government policies or activities in Bradley County or broader issues impacting the community such as education initiatives or upcoming events in Cleveland and its surroundings areas within Tennessee then he may be interested in your pitch. Additionally, if you can provide insights into ongoing criminal cases or developments that affect the local community it would likely align with his coverage.
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Keep Cleveland and Bradley County Beautiful is still searching for an executive director, and its interim executive director may be given the reins.
By: Grant Bromley
Landscaping at a factory seems like it may be counterintuitive, but it's something Wacker-Charleston has put considerable thought into.
By: Grant Bromley
It's a tradition at this point, and Bradley County Schools and Wright Brothers Construction Company are proud to maintain it.
The SPCA of Bradley County Board of Directors now has a third vacancy.
"The Force will be with you, always," Obi-Wan Kenobi famously told Luke Skywalker in "Star Wars," and it was fitting that the theme of STEM in the Gym would be
By: Grant Bromley
They were singin' in the rain, but prayin' the rain would go away.
By: Grant Bromley
"Did you kill anybody?" Deborah Levine, an author, educator and founder of the American Diversity Report, recalled asking her father of his service in World War II.
APPROVED FOR FOUR MORE YEARS, Linda Cash, left, director of Bradley County Schools, expressed her thanks to the board, the school system's faculty and the community following the Bradley County
The Bradley County Schools Board of Education approved renewing Linda Cash's contract at its Tuesday, May 7, meeting.
The soap opera-worthy twists and turns in the ongoing saga of the SPCA of Bradley County and its pursuit of a property for its new facility continued, at its scheduled
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